About oCanvas
oCanvas was made to make canvas development easier to understand and do, by creating a bridge between the native pixel drawing approach and objects that are created and added to canvas. It is now possible to very easily create objects, change properties of these objects and add events to them — and everything just works because oCanvas handles the background stuff for you.
Development of oCanvas started in the summer of 2010 by me, Johannes Koggdal. It was under heavy development for a few months and was later put on ice until January 2011 when I started the development again. It went through a total restructure and was improved a lot. In March 2011 it was ready for the first release.
Logo
If you want to use the oCanvas logo for something, you can get it in a few different formats here.
Contact
If you want to keep in touch with me, I am on Twitter both as @JohannesKoggdal and @oCanvas. If you want to email, you can do so on .
License
oCanvas is released under the MIT license, which means you are free to copy, distribute and modify the code in any way you like, if you keep the copyright notice and license.
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