Working with Canvas
Canvas is an HTML element that can be used to draw graphics via scripting (JavaScript).
Starting with a bit of history about this element, we'll go into the JavaScript API to work with it!
Want to check how to make a flashy animation just with JavaScript? Well please come in: into the future of browser based games, graphs and more!
English
I'm javascript developer @ SAPO. I started working on web development in 2002 with PHP but went through a wide variety of web technologies like ASP, ASP .NET, Java, JavaScript, Actionscript, MySQL and SQL Server.
I define myself as:
/*** Yeah, i know I don't work well in all environments, but well who does ***/
(function(){
var Diogo = {
human: true,
gender: 'male',
interests: [
'programming',
'tech',
'life',
'surf',
'cycling',
'... to long to name it'
],
twitter: '@dicode',
blog: 'http://dicode.org',
email: 'diogoantunes@sapo.pt',
geek: true
}
alert(Diogo.toSource());
})();
"JavaScript will rule the world!" (more)
Thursday, 3 of December of 2009, from 18:00 to 19:00
Ana Figueiras
André Luís
Anselmo Silva
Brian Suda
Bruno Abrantes
Bruno Barão
Carla Vanessa F. A. Leite
Celso Martinho
Cláudio Gamboa
David José Vaz cruz
Diogo Antunes
Diogo Vargas
Fernando Pedro Duarte Silva
Filipe Varela
Graciana Alves de Sousa
Ivo Gomes
João Batista
João Duarte
João Gradim Pereira
joão ramos
José Marques
José Rodrigues da Mata Fernandes
Luís Couto
Luís Osório do Carmo Ferreira
Marco Filipe Pedro Louro
Marco Sousa
Neuza Neves
Nuno Paz
Pedro Correia
Ricardo Jorge Martins Piedade
Ricardo Moreira de Carvalho
Ricardo Vercesi
Rodolfo Branco Costa
Rogério Vicente
Rosana Margarida Couceiro
Rui Carmo
Rui Lopes
Susana Coelho
Teresa Barros
Tiago Miguel Cavaco Rodrigues
Vitor Caneco
Vitor Reis
Estimated head count: 72 people
(based on the total of persons interested in this talk and the universe of people attending Codebits)