Emmanuel Cudjoe i plan on doing vue after my next course, I just dont know if it will be on Udemy or if I will release on my own platform. Thats all I really know right now.
@@TraversyMedia Just brought Your React Course From Udemy. Also lot of thanks for this Canvas tutorial. I just completed your JS course and React Crash Course. I wast thinking to learn about Canvas on the time when I was watching you JS Course, and here it is. Also would like to know when you are launching you 20 JS project course? Thank You my Dev Teacher.😍😘😘
Great as always. If you want to fill in the smiley face with color, you need to use ''ctx.fill()' at the end of the circle draw area: ctx.fillStyle = 'yellow'; ctx.beginPath(); //Draw head ctx.arc(centerX, centerY, 200, 0, Math.PI * 2); ctx.fill()
@@nischithrgowda very little information and hard to tell and it's been a while (as you can see my comment is from 2 years ago) but I think it has something to do with your ratio being wrong
Feeling happy to learn from your tutorials, I have learn many front end technologies from your videos..... I really appreciate your work, the way you explain the complex things make easier. Thank you.......
I was planning to start a personal project, a game in canvas + websocket to connect multiple players, and there you go, canvas crash course, Thanks Brad... Love u
i always seem to run into yourrelevant videos just as i start a new project, i was building an array of canvases, to maybe do some videos on, and lo and behold i run onto this gem, i am taking your javascript course and have watched many of your video, you are very good at explaining your ideas and provide excellent examples to work from, i am going to take some of these canvases you made and adapt them a bit for educational purposes, i will provide a statement giving your videos the inspiration for mine, i am hoping to incorporate a few tricks i have learned from you over the years in my project, and appreciate all that you do, God Bless.
Oh my god, I just watched your video on JS classes, then did my homework and now decided to check out js canvas and how to get started with it and boom it’s your channel as well!
Hey, cool! We did this in Visual Basic back in the days, thank you for refreshing my memory! The syntax is different, but the logic is the same. I love understanding the "magic" behind it :)
This was an absolute godsend! Tysm! I truly enjoyed following along with your demonstration and not only do I have a great starting knowledge of the canvas element, I also have a fun little wizard zipping around my screen! Thanks again!
Brroooo.... you are a wizard bruh... jeez your ideas are whew 🔥... three years... I found this really late 😂.... well my introduction to react three drei has begun 😅❤thanks Brad you're the best
finally! spent the whole day trying to get my head around this, watched your vid now its clicked - and you explained everything perfect just when i would have asked a question about it in real life haha nice one!
Hey Brad, glad you're back, canvas is something fresh after MERN MEVN stacks :P However, would you like to take a look at headless node cms setup based on docker? Its so few tutorials how to make it especially when you want to connect to postgres or something else. As usually thanks for everything what u're doing!
Hello from russia. Im a little bad in writing comments, but i want to say that ur video very cool, i just watched 24 minutes and i will finish that. U talk very clearly, keep doing that So cringe for me, i think i have many mistakes, but i dont want to use translator
Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial. I really like the way you explain things, and how you help people in they learning path. This tutorial came in just in time for me. God bless you and your family. Much Respect. Thank you again! : ))
This is great, thank you for sharing Traversy Media. For those who are interested in learning project-based React, please check out our tutorials. And Traversy Media, when you get a chance please check out our tutorials and please give us your feedback.
nice tutorial. but could you give me idea, if already draw text in canvas, want to click n drag to draw bounding box then select it, and get what text is currently selected / highlighted?
When talking about the "arc()", you should've mentioned that the method accepts radians. This is why Math.PI * 2 is a full circle - because 180° = Math.PI To better understand radians, ua-cam.com/video/cgPYLJ-s5II/v-deo.html
Detailed video! make a video about svg, compare it with canvas and give adv and disadv also... [ I want you make a crash course aobut react 360. Because, it's really hard to make projects using react 360 and official documentation is so bad... If you make a video when u find sometime, it will be useful to me to learn react 360 ]
I'm pretty sure it's cause it's just calling the function when it finishes, rather than before, so each time the function actually gets to finish running and then run again.
great video, now I understand the Khan Academy course, what does it have to do with javaScript. Btw why do you need moveto before the eyes? Does it matter where you start to draw, if you have the center and the radius?
moveTo() is similar to raising up your pencil and moving your pencil tip to the position you want to continue with without touching/drawing on the canvas. So without moveTo() it'll draw paths from your last drawing-position to your new drawing-position, just like in (24:00).
@Traversy Media At what point do you use more in depth technologies for a client like React/Angular etc. vs a wordpress template or even a custom wordpress theme that you built yourself. Is that more of a how much they're willing to pay, or what they want from a functionality standpoint? When you had your own business how long did it take you to build up to a client that wanted something on a non wordpress platform? p.s. I'm a big fan, ive watched a lot of your videos and Udemy courses. My company is about to stop paying for Udemy and switch to LinkedIn Learning, would you consider adding some of your content to their network?
Intro - 0:20
Create Context - 2:05
Rectangles (fillRect, strokeRect, etc) - 4:03
Paths (moveTo, lineTo) - 9:41
Arcs / Circles - 16:15
Bezier Curves - 26:18
Bounce Animation - 28:45
Character Animation - 40:25
I love your courses sir, keep creating engaging content, It'll help us to learn easy way. God bless you.
When are you releasing your vuejs course sir?
Emmanuel Cudjoe i plan on doing vue after my next course, I just dont know if it will be on Udemy or if I will release on my own platform. Thats all I really know right now.
@@TraversyMedia Just brought Your React Course From Udemy.
Also lot of thanks for this Canvas tutorial.
I just completed your JS course and React Crash Course.
I wast thinking to learn about Canvas on the time when I was watching you JS Course, and here it is.
Also would like to know when you are launching you 20 JS project course?
Thank You my Dev Teacher.😍😘😘
Can we characters in canvas editor like we can do in some online svg editor if yes, can you provide any canvas editor
39k left For our Million Subscribers i can't wait really ❤ from 🇸🇴
Great as always.
If you want to fill in the smiley face with color, you need to use ''ctx.fill()' at the end of the circle draw area:
ctx.fillStyle = 'yellow';
ctx.beginPath();
//Draw head
ctx.arc(centerX, centerY, 200, 0, Math.PI * 2);
ctx.fill()
This is perfect, I was recently looking into developing browser games/tools and a canvas introduction helps out immensely. Thanks!
40:35 The ball hits the corner. P E R F E C T
@Mingyao Liu 😂
Thank you for the upload! The timing is perfect since I'm doing my thesis around Three.js and the Canvas element 😄
Bro My Arc is not getting drawn properly when my canvas width and height are small (in three.js), Do you know anything about that?
@@nischithrgowda very little information and hard to tell and it's been a while (as you can see my comment is from 2 years ago) but I think it has something to do with your ratio being wrong
Feeling happy to learn from your tutorials, I have learn many front end technologies from your videos..... I really appreciate your work, the way you explain the complex things make easier. Thank you.......
Thank you Brad Traversy for all of your work for us!
You're Brilliant Honestly!
I was planning to start a personal project,
a game in canvas + websocket to connect multiple players, and there you go, canvas crash course,
Thanks Brad... Love u
how can we send data through sockets whenever any change occurs to canvas..kind of Onchange like method?
i always seem to run into yourrelevant videos just as i start a new project, i was building an array of canvases, to maybe do some videos on, and lo and behold i run onto this gem, i am taking your javascript course and have watched many of your video, you are very good at explaining your ideas and provide excellent examples to work from, i am going to take some of these canvases you made and adapt them a bit for educational purposes, i will provide a statement giving your videos the inspiration for mine, i am hoping to incorporate a few tricks i have learned from you over the years in my project, and appreciate all that you do, God Bless.
Oh my god, I just watched your video on JS classes, then did my homework and now decided to check out js canvas and how to get started with it and boom it’s your channel as well!
Hey, cool! We did this in Visual Basic back in the days, thank you for refreshing my memory! The syntax is different, but the logic is the same. I love understanding the "magic" behind it :)
yo sandra
have you attended it akademija?
i have heard all the best about them
@@najneindustrijaliziraniji I heard they're good, too, but no. :)
@@sandravukovic2901 lagali su te, draga sandra... bred traversi i slicni majstori su ti mnogo bolji nacin da se nauci
Your vids are so valuable. Thank you for keeping us small youtubers at the cutting edge!!! 👏👏👍👍
This was an absolute godsend! Tysm! I truly enjoyed following along with your demonstration and not only do I have a great starting knowledge of the canvas element, I also have a fun little wizard zipping around my screen! Thanks again!
the best web dev channel ever what an energy to watch your videos you are a pure inspiration keep up
Don't you ever say "it's a long video..." , we will always watch your videos till the end.
Thank you so much
Brad, you're aweasome!! Send more videos like this focused in game development with html and JS or with PhaserJS.
For better keyboard controls, modify the 'KeyUp' function like so:
function keyUp(e)
{
if (
e.key === 'Right' ||
e.key === 'ArrowRight' ||
e.key === 'Left' ||
e.key === 'ArrowLeft'
) {
player.dx = 0
}
else if (
e.key === 'Up' ||
e.key === 'ArrowUp' ||
e.key === 'Down' ||
e.key === 'ArrowDown'
) {
player.dy = 0
}
}
Absolutely love what you're doing man, released this just when I needed it.
Finally I was really waiting for this one. Let's check it out. Thanks brad
Brroooo.... you are a wizard bruh... jeez your ideas are whew 🔥... three years... I found this really late 😂.... well my introduction to react three drei has begun 😅❤thanks Brad you're the best
Your explaning is so great i was wonder what the canvas is, now i know thanks!
This video is good starting for beginner like me.
I'm just really appreciate what you done for us Brad. I am from Myanmar.
Hey, any tech jobs market over there?
finally! spent the whole day trying to get my head around this, watched your vid now its clicked - and you explained everything perfect just when i would have asked a question about it in real life haha nice one!
37:48 Whaaaaaatttttttttttttt a moment, One of the best vibe a developer could have😍
Brad is truly a Wikipedia.
men i just love this guy
Hey Brad, glad you're back, canvas is something fresh after MERN MEVN stacks :P
However, would you like to take a look at headless node cms setup based on docker? Its so few tutorials how to make it especially when you want to connect to postgres or something else.
As usually thanks for everything what u're doing!
been following you for years. you never disappoint!
Hello from russia. Im a little bad in writing comments, but i want to say that ur video very cool, i just watched 24 minutes and i will finish that. U talk very clearly, keep doing that
So cringe for me, i think i have many mistakes, but i dont want to use translator
This is awesome. So glad I purchased all of your courses. Thank you.
what a timing ! just what i needed thank you so much brad!
Right when I was thinking about starting to learn it Brad uploads a new video.
Nice, I don't need to look any further👍
wow this really cool i had difficulties in canvas before but not after watching this video
49:01 My world needs me now, I shall say goodbye to your 600 x 600 canvas
I loled
😂
You are really a good teacher.
Thanks a lot Mr. Brad. I hope later on you can help us build chart / diagram / something like that.
We really appreciate what U're doing.
Awesome! other than coding skills, brad is telepathic too! It's been a while that I wanted to learn this subject! Brad, you've read my mind!😂
congratulations for 1M subscribers :))) you deserve everyone of it sir
Beautiful And Amazing Video, Such a helpful short course...Thank you soo much for sharing it man😍😍😍
Createjs is a really cool canvas library. Currently using it at work for web games and stuff
I appreciate your hardwork so much , Brad. Thanks !
explained very simple yet on point
Thank you sir, you just saved my time. Well explained... Thanks again !
Love your crash courses. Keep em coming!
Finally, and it's a great introduction. Thanks, Brad.
Thank you for inspiring me i am thinking of making small youtube channel wish me best of luck sir
Now i know how games can be made. Thank you for this video
The second example is so cool thanks man.
Final Fantasy's Iconic Black Mage Reference!
Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial. I really like the way you explain things, and how you help people in they learning path. This tutorial came in just in time for me.
God bless you and your family. Much Respect. Thank you again! : ))
You are # 1, thanks for JS & React courses on Udemy too.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, it was just what I needed.
Thank you Brad, this is what I really needed.
Great tutorial. Do you have a follow up video with more details on canvas? for example, how to control how fast the ball moves....
I am totally inspired from u love u, sir
This video helps me a lot sir. Thank you!
(saved video for later) Thank You so much for making this ! Love your work.
Thank-you for sharing your knowledge. An Excellent tutorial.
Hey Brad, love your content. do you think you might ever do a video on Jenkins or other CI/CD?
thank you. very nice. easy to follow and sooo helpful..
This is great, thank you for sharing Traversy Media.
For those who are interested in learning project-based React, please check out our tutorials.
And Traversy Media, when you get a chance please check out our tutorials and please give us your feedback.
Waiting for the Recipe App, I did try myself as you suggested in the intro. But I am stuck with some issues. Need help.
@@ravishkumar2284 Yeah me too...These guys started a few months ago and have few decent tutorials. I'm excited to learn more about React.
it was fun! thank you as always!
Yes a Black Mage good stuff man.
Perfect mate, what a great video. Thank you so much.
Thanks Brad! You are the best!
Great Video. You are a great teacher.
Next Tensorflow.js!
Totally enjoyable learning experience. Thanks!
1M coming soon.... yay❤️🔥
bdw thanks for Canvas tutorial...
Thank's so much!! Great as always.
When this 20js udemy course project is gonna be released ?
Estimate about 20 - 30 days
Traversy Media thanx brother , CANT WAIT!!!
@@TraversyMedia Any idea if you'll add in any actual game frameworks like Phaser.io?
Brad is the best 💪 💪
This is the video i have been waiting for *+*,Thank you.
Sweet great video! I totally need this one 💯👐
Eagerly waiting for the new JS course on Udemy
nice tutorial. but could you give me idea, if already draw text in canvas, want to click n drag to draw bounding box then select it, and get what text is currently selected / highlighted?
Thank you so much for this amazing video :) all what I needed to know to start :)
When talking about the "arc()", you should've mentioned that the method accepts radians. This is why Math.PI * 2 is a full circle - because 180° = Math.PI
To better understand radians, ua-cam.com/video/cgPYLJ-s5II/v-deo.html
Detailed video! make a video about svg, compare it with canvas and give adv and disadv also... [ I want you make a crash course aobut react 360. Because, it's really hard to make projects using react 360 and official documentation is so bad... If you make a video when u find sometime, it will be useful to me to learn react 360 ]
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Me too, love from Morocco
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We're Exist Here as A Moroccans !
Well done as always thanks!
It's amazing thank you so much
Appreciated.. You really neiled it...
I'm in your Udemy courses so I'm guessing that I'll get an email when your new course is available.
I've taken 2 of Brad's Udemy courses, bootstrap, and his HTML CSS, Flexbox, Grid course. You won't be disappointed.
Traverse God bless you bro
Thank you very much brad and god bless you..!
Thank you, that was really good fun 👍
Oh god... there goes my real life projects... thanks!
GOOOOOOOOOOLD content
gracias.. muy buenos videos.. saludos desde Colombia..
Wonderful!
Thanks Brad for this video. I was wondering how the definition of the Update function is not causing a Stack overflow
I'm pretty sure it's cause it's just calling the function when it finishes, rather than before, so each time the function actually gets to finish running and then run again.
finally D3 next!!!!1
great video, now I understand the Khan Academy course, what does it have to do with javaScript. Btw why do you need moveto before the eyes? Does it matter where you start to draw, if you have the center and the radius?
moveTo() is similar to raising up your pencil and moving your pencil tip to the position you want to continue with without touching/drawing on the canvas. So without moveTo() it'll draw paths from your last drawing-position to your new drawing-position, just like in (24:00).
** Great video and absolutely helpful, you are a full of knowledge and spirit of sharing **
Great stuff! Thanks.
@Traversy Media
At what point do you use more in depth technologies for a client like React/Angular etc. vs a wordpress template or even a custom wordpress theme that you built yourself. Is that more of a how much they're willing to pay, or what they want from a functionality standpoint? When you had your own business how long did it take you to build up to a client that wanted something on a non wordpress platform?
p.s. I'm a big fan, ive watched a lot of your videos and Udemy courses. My company is about to stop paying for Udemy and switch to LinkedIn Learning, would you consider adding some of your content to their network?
Will you create hybrid app development course anytime soon, Brad?
Wow!! Thank u so much!!