Firework tutorial - Javascript canvas (open source) 🎇

[@BobbyCharlz]

I appreciate this tutorial as a designer who is learning more about coding and developing ideas. Thank you.

[@jex8542]

Hey man, just want to toss this in where you might see it as it won't suprise me if you have subs in the millions later and with that, the realistic likelihood you'll see individual comments will decrease. Your channel is my get up and go/driving/working out music. It helps a lot, and I lean on it a lot lately. Thank you for what you do. I hope this finds you in good health. All the best.

[@FilFar]

Thank you so much bro for support, it means a lot for me. I actually read every single comment on this channel :) no matter where it is..

[@WeebDweebTCG]

Hey man! Love your videos, and this was an interesting change of pace. Totally get wanting to branch out. I know this was an older video, but one thing I would suggest in your tutorials is showing people writing out the logic to solve a problem. Like the whole process of understanding what you want to do, what kind of data structures you will use, what your algorithm will be etc. There are two parts of programming...the breaking down of the problem and the syntax.

[@FilFar]

Hello bro :) Yes I understand how do you mean it and thank you first for feedback. I was thinking more of doing something not for absolute beginner because people who will find my music channel will already understand a lot I thought. People who wants to listen music during their IT job or design etc... will already have some knowledge about programming stuff I assume. So there is low chance of listening to my music by complete beginners because they will rather see popular, complete from scratch tutorials first. I am not sure if I am right, but at least this was my logic. I will provide my open-source codes and you can simply modify, learn, try, play :)

[@WeebDweebTCG]

@@FilFar Ah, I see your point. Yeah that makes sense. Launch School (founded by former IBM software engineers) teaches to write out the logic, data structures, algorithm, etc way before even writings code. This impresses job interviewers as well, because normally people just code. But I know what you mean about people in more intermediate understanding of coding. Maybe just a little of something like "What do I wanna make? Oh, I wanna make fireworks. How could I visually represent fireworks? What language am I using? What are some issues that may arise?" Just general stuff like that. By the way, please don't stop the mixes!

[@FilFar]

Mixes are not stopping at all don't worry. Just short time for projects because of youtube original channel policy. I have to do it for future of this channel & monetisation :)

[@mysteriousgamer497]

I don't know why but I can't but it on images it is always below

[@gflaap]

Put the image as canvas background or overlay the canvas with transparent background :)

[@maketcity46]

Surprise :)

[@loreemerlino7705]

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