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A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. 🖼️🧪 HTML5 Canvas project with a Vite development entry, responsive canvas sizing, a minimal animation engine, and checked-in bundled assets.

by @qamotech · qamotech/CanvasLab on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON QAMOTECH.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 16 Oct 2026

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HTML5 Canvas project with a Vite development entry, responsive canvas sizing, a minimal animation engine, and checked-in bundled assets.

🏷️ Maintained in qamotech/CanvasLab · 🌐 Public repository

Start the development server, inspect the canvas shell, and use src/engine.js as the entry point for drawing experiments. Compare the bundled page with the source before editing.

The inspected source engine clears the canvas each frame but does not draw a scene. Only a dev npm script exists; no build or test script is declared. Do not describe the source scaffold as a complete asset editor.

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