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Getting Started
Javascript and GestureWorks: (Client Setup)
Introduction
In this tutorial, you will be creating a boilerplate HTML canvas application, using the Javascript bindings to connect to a GestureWorks Server instance. You will learn how to load and initialize GestureWorks. For this tutorial you will need thetext/html2019-01-21T19:24:38+0000Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)Interactive Bitmaps
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Interactive Bitmaps
Javascript and Fabric
Introduction
In this tutorial you will build on what you’ve learned in the first tutorial, working with gestures to create an image on screen that can be dragged, rotated, and scaled using multi-finger gestures. You will learn how to register touch objects with Gestureworks, register to receive gesture events, and use these events to manipulate objects on screen. For this tutorial you will need the Gestureworks Core multitouch framework; a free trial …text/html2019-01-21T19:24:38+0000Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)Webserver Socket Setup
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Webserver Socket Setup
Introduction
In this tutorial, you will be creating a boilerplate HTML canvas application, using the Javascript bindings to connect to a GestureWorks websocket server instance. You will learn how to load and initialize GestureWorks. For this tutorial you will need the GestureWorks Core websocket server.