Gamify with canvas over Facebook Open Graph
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Pietro Polsinelli, responsabile Game Design di OpenLab, illustra il design e lo sviluppo di una mobile web app scritta interamente in HTML5 e Javascript che usa Facebook Open Graph come unico livello di persistenza (quindi senza alcun codice server side). La web app è particolarmente interessante perché comprende un sistema di generazione immagini on-the-fly basato su SVG e canvas.
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Kieran Beal created multiple platforms to showcase their final project film including a dedicated website on Wix, a Facebook page, and coordinating a public screening at the Folk Hall in New Earswick. The Wix website was designed to give the film its own space separate from other projects and included pages about the filmmaking process. A Facebook page was also made to help spread awareness of the film to hundreds of potential viewers. Additionally, Kieran worked with classmates to rent out the Folk Hall for a premiere event, creating posters, securing a discount, and planning film schedules and promotions.
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- 1. Gamify with Canvas over Facebook Open Graph Pietro Polsinelli @ppolsinelli
- 2. If only I remembered who these guys are. 2 Matteo Bicocchi “pupunzi” http://pupunzi.com Pino Panzarella https://twitter.com/pugusel
- 3. Aim: a mobile HTML5 app for expressing your mood on Facebook. 3
- 5. Structure of the app 5
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- 8. How to Add Scalable Vector Graphics toYour Web Page http://www.sitepoint.com/add- svg-to-web-page/ Inline SVG XML Embedded IntoYour HTML5 Page “The method works in all HTML5 browsers and also permits animation, scripting and CSS” 8
- 11. 11
- 13. 13
- 14. From SVG to CANVAS to BASE64 Paintbrush.js 14
- 15. Generate Canvas -> Visual Effects
- 18. Encode in image in POST -> in HD -> post to FB with FB- JS API
- 20. 20
- 21. Nice that: - “works” in the limited means of the mobile browser JS environment. No (app specific) server, no database. P.S. : Same for pictures and videos taken from your phone!!! Scales!
- 22. Get the levels right http://www.flickr.com/ photos/dreamtea/sets/ 72157634248345402/ 22
- 23. Otherwise... 23
- 24. This is how it should be. 24
- 25. Oh gosh the cat... 25
- 27. No owner? 27
- 28. Until there were none. 28
- 29. HTML5 love / hate
- 30. - So little is implemented uniformly of HTML5 specification - Android’s … - Media performance (sound, animation) seems intentionally botched. “An HTML5 audio library for mobile that tries to actually work” http://pupunzi.open-lab.com/2013/03/13/making-html5-audio-actually- work-on-mobile/ HATE 30
- 31. Practical, low cost aspects of html5: - Ease of reform / release often / expand: This is a great advantage in balancing / fun phase which in games is a considerable part - CTRL-R compile - Used to beautiful fonts / typographic design. It’s a nightmare in say Unity3d. LOVE 31
- 32. HTML5 apps are ideal for gamified solution, as integration in web sites / intranets, social networks is natural. HTML5 ideal for gamified solutions.
- 33. My twitter stream is mostly dedicated to game design: http://twitter.com/ppolsinelli A blog on game design http://designagame.eu