I actually didn't, but I'm pretty sure it is similar in terms of capabilities. I liked FabricJs because of its thorough documentation, having lots of examples, and because I saw a strong community on GitHub and other places.
FabricJs was a bit counter intuitive in some aspects though, for example the way it handles the rendering in the canvas made it pretty hard for me to be able to get a video / GIF out of it leading me to have to use a pretty complex setup. Image scaling is also a bit odd in terms of how it deals with cropping/stretching, so that was a bit messy for getting source footage and putting it within a region in a device.
alyssaxuu|6 years ago
FabricJs was a bit counter intuitive in some aspects though, for example the way it handles the rendering in the canvas made it pretty hard for me to be able to get a video / GIF out of it leading me to have to use a pretty complex setup. Image scaling is also a bit odd in terms of how it deals with cropping/stretching, so that was a bit messy for getting source footage and putting it within a region in a device.