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Following up on yesterday’s Textarea Pointing Web Storage Tutorial and Textarea Pointing Canvas Tutorial preceeding it, we have the means now to embellish the reporting functionalities surrounding the use of HTML5 canvas element, and two extremely useful (and fundamental) … … Continue reading →
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