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Re: Show HN: Drawingboard.js

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I don't have my phone with me right now. Can anybody confirm if this works on iOS? I'm asking because I'm looking for an HTML5 drawing script which works on mobile browsers.

Yeap, works. Tested on iOS mobile safari here.

Sweet, this looks extremely promising!

Re: Show HN: Drawingboard.js

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Seems to perform quite well, though the fill tool is a bit useless thanks to the antialiasing on the lines that can't be turned off. Considering the simple approach of this, I'd either remove the AA (or make it togglable) or get rid of the fill tool.

Also...

    h1 { font-family: Comic Sans MS; }
Seriously?

Re: Show HN: Drawingboard.js

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Seems to perform quite well, though the fill tool is a bit useless thanks to the antialiasing on the lines that can't be turned off. Considering the simple approach of this, I'd either remove the AA (or make it togglable) or get rid of the fill tool. Also... h1 { font-family: Comic Sans MS; } Seriously?

Yeah there's still a bit of work to do on the paint can.

Hey, Comic Sans fits perfectly here, don't you think? :)

Re: Show HN: Drawingboard.js

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Nice! Leimi - you should check out my project xBoard: https://github.com/eipark/xboard. It is somewhat similar, but focuses more on making the drawing canvas 'video'-like with a scrubber and recording functions. You should fork or pull pieces from it if you'd like that sort of functionality.

Re: Show HN: Drawingboard.js

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Seems to perform quite well, though the fill tool is a bit useless thanks to the antialiasing on the lines that can't be turned off. Considering the simple approach of this, I'd either remove the AA (or make it togglable) or get rid of the fill tool. Also... h1 { font-family: Comic Sans MS; } Seriously?

Yeah there's still a bit of work to do on the paint can. Hey, Comic Sans fits perfectly here, don't you think? :)

If you want a "casual" font then I'd recommend something that looks more like your logo or just looks more like marker/drawing board text in general. Fontsquirrel should serve your needs well.

Also, I'd recommend you to redo the logo digitally so you can overlay it on the background seamlessly - the mismatched grids look pretty ugly right now.

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