Gury Demo
Recently I started learning about the canvas property in HTML5 and after gaining a rudimentary understanding of how it worked by reading the API documentation and tutorial, I discovered a canvas utility library called Gury.
Gury pronounced "Jury" is written by Ryan Sandor Richards and it is dependent on jQuery library. Its syntax is similar to jQuery, and allows for the chaining of events. The gury library is a JavaScript wrapper around the HTML5/Canvas tag. It uses an easy-to-use chain based interface like jQuery. You would use this library for drawing, animating, and managing HTML5 canvas tags which is suppose to allow faster and easier development. I am not sure of that, but it is easy to get use to.
Here is a link to the gury home page.
Here is a link to the documentation page.
This is a link to the source page.
On this page I placed one of the demo's Ryan Sandor Richards created. If you go to the gury home page or the source page you will see several great demos and the source for the demos as well as the gury JavaScript files. I placed the color matching game from Ryan Sandor Richard here so you can get a sample of what you can do. I placed a series of demos that I created as I learned how to harness the power within these two tools, jQuery and gury.
By Ryan Sandor Richards