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Online JSPaint

2015-07-282015-10-14 Simone Programming

I did this JavaScript-based MS Paint clone back in 2009. It uses HTML4, JS, PHP, ImageMagick and MySQL.

I like this project because it is really simple and fast. It is also very obsolete by today’s coding standards.

You can find it at http://simonebaracchi.eu/jspaint or you can have a look at the source at my GitHub JSPaint page.

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