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Re:Show HN: My <canvas>-based, Photoshop-esque JavaScr... by mynameisraj on Wednesday August 25, 2010 @10:13PM (#1634854)
Wow. Really incredible work. Mind posting a packer-free version so we can look at the source?
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Re:Show HN: My <canvas>-based, Photoshop-esque JavaScr... by benatkin on Wednesday August 25, 2010 @11:44PM (#1635002)
A sneak preview: http://pastie.org/1117052
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Re:Show HN: My <canvas>-based, Photoshop-esque JavaScr... by paulirish on Wednesday August 25, 2010 @10:44PM (#1634906)
Ditto. I really wanna dig into the source. This is a perfect widget for people to learn some canvas basics from.
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Re:Show HN: My <canvas>-based, Photoshop-esque JavaScr... by TimLangley on Thursday August 26, 2010 @07:10AM (#1635609)
You can always "unpack" the packer code

http://yaisb.blogspot.com/2006/10/defeating-dean-edwards-jav...

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Re:Show HN: My <canvas>-based, Photoshop-esque JavaScr... by spicyj on Wednesday August 25, 2010 @11:47PM (#1635007)
Absolutely. I was just trying to get it under 10k for the contest so I used packer.

The code is messy right now because I was scrambling at the end to try to finish in time for the contest submission deadline, but I'll upload the original source after I have a chance to clean it up.

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Re:Show HN: My <canvas>-based, Photoshop-esque JavaScr... by proexploit on Thursday August 26, 2010 @12:20AM (#1635056)
I second the "would like to look at the source" and I've got a html5/css3 button maker just waiting on a color picker. What kind of license are you going to distribute it with? I wouldn't want to use it if you weren't aware.
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Re:Show HN: My <canvas>-based, Photoshop-esque JavaScr... by spicyj on Thursday August 26, 2010 @12:33AM (#1635074)
MIT, I suppose. If you can make use of it, great.
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