SharpCanvas is an implementation of HTML Canvas written in C# and developed for the Common Language Runtime. It can be used as a target for cross-compiling Javascript into the CLR, or as a host Canvas in Internet Explorer supporting .Net 2.0 and later.
SharpCanvas is free to use, without restriction.
SharpCanvas runs on the Common Language Runtime Virtual Machine, and uses some unmanged code. SharpCanvas has undergone independent code review for common security flaws.
beta (expandos, prototyping, optimizations to get/put/createImageData, improved browser and CLR interface)
alpha (initial expandos and prototyping, drawImage, get/put/createImageData, text, print)
initial (paths, styles, colors, properties, transformations)
Henk de Koning (code review, browser interface, expandos and prototyping)
Paul Podlipensky (lead developer)
Charles Pritchard (project creator)
Michael Deal (project financing)
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