Createjs Review

The easy to use API and the community of developers around it. The tutorials and the documentation are really helpful. The library is a little bit outdated and not as up to date as other libraries such as TweenLite. I'm currently using it in a project to build a game with HTML5 and it works really well. I'm making a game where the user can create their own levels. The user can choose which tools they want to use and the game will work with it. This is the easy way to use a library and it's easy

The documentation was easy enough for me as an amateur developer, but I also have experience with other Javascript frameworks such Flash/AS3 so it wasn't too difficult once you get over that initial learning curve (which isn’t bad). It's very simple syntax-wise - all my code looked like this! Easy peasy lemon squeezy :)The ability to use multiple canvases at one time using createJS allows us more flexibility in how we can build our site without having loads of different files just because…

I like that they have a lot of examples for beginners, so you can get an idea of what it's like to use their library. The documentation could be better, but it seems that there are many people out there who don't know how to read docs. It would be nice if you could just click through to an example and see how it works. If you're looking for something simple, this is great! You can make some really cool things with this library. I was able to create a game that has a character move around on…

The simplicity was what I liked most about this tool, it's easy for beginners like me who are not familiar with programming languages such as javascript/jquery etc., you just drag-drop your images onto canvas element in order that they will be drawn over each other creating some kind illusion of 3D effect! It can also make animations but i don't recommend using them unless there's really no way around animation (which isn't my case). However sometimes when loading big files into code editor…