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Learn how to use this HTML5 canvas framework that is based on the Flash display list.

This tutorial covers the basics of creating classes, properties and methods in JavaScript.

Canvas element essentials provides a bitmap canvas for dynamically rendering shapes and bitmap graphics. It is very similar to the Flash Player’s Bitmap and BitmapData classes.

Quite a few examples and experiments.

Two reasons to use two canvas elements, instead of just drawing to one.

An app that allows you to choose an image, and then create some designs using the colors from the image. Built using the HTML5 canvas element and the EaselJS library, and leveraging CSS3 transitions and transformations.

Video walk-through for PixelFlow app.

Spirals example and video using JavaScript, the HTML5 Canvas element and EaselJS.

Port to JavaScript: an early ActionScript 1 Voronoi implementation that that Mario Klingemann (aka @Quasimondo) has created using with Voronois.

Create game objects like ennemies and our platformer hero and see how to implement a simple collision mechanism between them.

EaselJS is a JavaScript library for the HTML5 canvas element similar to the Flash display list.

Clicking game with EaselJS, and sprite sheets for EaselJS with Zoe.

Use the Bitmap class to display an image and when you click on it we can do a couple effects.

Add JQuery and a local server into the mix to render some text on the canvas and rotate it.

Explains how EaselJS aims to make animating and controlling objects within a web page easy – particularly if you are used to ActionScript 3.

Part 2, displaying and animating pictures: get a move-on!

Create an HTML 5 shooter using EaselJS in 3 parts.

Displaying pictures in a gallery is something that so easy to do with one of the many jQuery Plugins, but what if you want to use the HTML5 canvas tag?

Example and demo showing how to move to the mouse position inside a canvas tag compared to Flash.

Quick introduction to pluggable renderers in EaselJS, and the EaselJS Export panel for Flash Pro.

A comparison of related technologies (Flash, CSS, SVG) and include tips and gotchas, the core API, and an examination of a number of canvas libraries, with a focus on EaselJS. Applied uses include games, infographics, data visualization, and advertising.

Porting the XNA 4.0 Platformer game sample to HTML5/Canvas with the help of the EaselJS gaming framework.

Handle your sprites in casual game creation.