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How Teespring Uses Canvas, SVG, and the DOM to Design T-Shirts

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Re: How Teespring Uses Canvas, SVG, and the DOM to Design T-Shirts

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Post by jkaunisv1 »

loopbit wrote: post #20
jkaunisv1 wrote: post #18

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Do you have a link to your site? I'm working on some similar stuff and would love to see what you've done.

Hey, sorry I didn't see this before. You can go to www.loveandrobots.com, any example using upswing image files should use fabric.js

Thanks! That site is like an eery Dublin-doppelganger of my plans, would be cool to chat with you about it (though I get the impression you're no longer with them).

Re: How Teespring Uses Canvas, SVG, and the DOM to Design T-Shirts

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Post by loopbit »

jkaunisv1 wrote: post #21
loopbit wrote: post #20

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Hey, sorry I didn't see this before. You can go to www.loveandrobots.com, any example using upswing image files should use fabric.js

Thanks! That site is like an eery Dublin-doppelganger of my plans, would be cool to chat with you about it (though I get the impression you're no longer with them).

I'm no longer the CTO, but I'm still friends with the rest of the founders and lend a hand every now and again (I'm still a shareholder in the company).

Drop me a line at malonso [at] loopbit.com if you want :)

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