I was about recommend WebCode after reading the article.
I just bought it a week ago. It makes canvas a lot more human. I've used it to create a few minor UI elements even, but main issue I've had simply the lack of rotate (or my ability to find it).
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Sorry but calling this a tutorial is clearly giving it too much credit when there are real and comprehensive tutorials like https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Canvas/Tut...
Um... who called it a tutorial?
I thought it wasn't a bad introduction to what the canvas is/does (rather than how you use it).
Our app WebCode (http://www.webcodeapp.com) is a vector drawing app that instantly generates HTML5 Canvas code. No need to write all of it by hand :-)
I was about recommend WebCode after reading the article.
I just bought it a week ago. It makes canvas a lot more human. I've used it to create a few minor UI elements even, but main issue I've had simply the lack of rotate (or my ability to find it).
Still, its best tool I've used for Canvas.
See: http://www.webcodeapp.com/documentation/beziers#RotatingBezi...
Also, we'll make rotations much more useful in future updates.
The shapely library - https://github.com/lukehaas/Shapely - makes working with the canvas much simpler
I really like sketch.js
http://soulwire.github.io/sketch.js/