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Thanks for your feedback. I have replaced my earlier post here with the entire article. I agree, as I do think this will be a better experience for people.
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To others, let me know if you would like to see additional articles on HTML5 Canvas and what other topics you would be interested in seeing tutorials on.
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Hi Sloan,
Thanks for your feedback. I have replaced my earlier post here with the entire article. I agree, as I do think this will be a better experience for people.
In case others are interested in adapting a medium article to dev.to, I used medium exporter, a medium-to-markdown cli tool, which is covered in this article. It worked fine and got me 90% of the way there - then it was a matter of adding some syntax highlighting code and reworking the CodePen embeds. I believe I added the canonical URL and am about to test it.
To others, let me know if you would like to see additional articles on HTML5 Canvas and what other topics you would be interested in seeing tutorials on.
Best,
Nevin