basbone:
Abeg oh! Why you no include .Net languages

Included.

Seun:

Included.

Why not move to FrontPage...there could be other programmers not aware of this..
#justsaying

Happy to participate......
my copy has been attached for your scrutiny..

Na wa o, me sef don start to dey code my own o.

Version 2 released

Seun:

Good attempt, but you got three things wrong:
1) The animation looks like someone drawing a short lines in quick succession rather than actually drawing smooth curves with a pen. FIXED
2) There is no anti-aliasing. All pixels are either black or white. Anti-aliasing makes lines and curves smoother by adding shades of grey. FIXED
3) You didn't maintain the proper aspect ratio for the signature. Depending on user input, the output can be too fat or too skinny (pics). FIXED

FIxed necessary issues (I think )..

Cc: Seun for your review
Updated: 5:53pm

dhtml18:

If he does that, I shall submit like 10 entries in 10 different programming languages and wont even go to church tomorrow sef to ensure that I win. So that by Monday morning when I have been declared winner (first runner up, second and third runner up) i will be dancing SHAKITI BOBO!

I think there should be a deadline for the submission of entries so more people can participate. #justsaying

Bad-ass entries.
I'll post mine too. Not to win. For educational purposes.

I have found the winner!

Seun:
I have found the winner!

So it has ended or is there room for more entry?

nollyj:


So it has ended or is there room for more entry?

Hahahahaha, fantastic - so someone has started dancing shakiti bobo already be that

Jacob05, I like what you did. I hope one day I'll be so skilled to enjoy such contests. It's really fun if only you have an idea.

So Seun who is the official winner?

jacob05:
Version 2 released

FIxed necessary issues (I think )..

Cc: Seun for your review
Updated: 5:53pm

This is certainly an improvement though not perfect. Alas, it came too late. Kudos to you for the admirable effort. It's the 2nd best entry!

bomsy1:
Happy to participate......
my copy has been attached for your scrutiny..

Congratulations, you won! Fantastic entry! Can you explain how it works? I've sent you a PM about how to claim your prize.

Santa maria! SVG is also another thing that would have solved it quite easily especially with the anti-aliasing!
Okay, great job guys. Seun I assumed you have now unbanned me. . . .at least I participated in the thread despite not winning award

CELEBRATION TIME GUYS! WHERE IS THE DJ MAKE WE DANCE SHAKITI BOBO!

Seun:
Congratulations, you won! Fantastic entry! Can you explain how it works? I've sent you a PM about how to claim your prize.

Hi, Mr. Seun, thanks a lot, I have replied your message
Well, in summary...
I used a vector editor (Inkscape) to trace out the original image to obtain and generate an SVG file that contained the path i needed,
then, the magic was in the 'strokeDashoffset' style attr of the 'path' tag( in actual sense, this offsets the 'strokeDasharray' attr). When this attr equals the total length of the path string, the image is invisible, but while it decreases and tends to zero, the image is drawn... So the aim was to animate the gradual decrease of this attr..

I hope I managed to explain it... I might give a tutorial on it if you guys permit me..
Oh.. BTW.. I used Javascript.
Thanks once again.

bomsy1:


Hi, Mr. Seun, thanks a lot, I have replied your message
Well, in summary...
I used a vector editor (Inkscape) to trace out the original image to obtain and generate an SVG file that contained the path i needed,
then, the magic was in the 'strokeDashoffset' style attr of the 'path' tag( in actual sense, this offsets the 'strokeDasharray' attr). When this attr equals the total length of the path string, the image is invisible, but while it decreases and tends to zero, the image is drawn... So the aim was to animate the gradual decrease of this attr..

I hope I managed to explain it... I might give a tutorial on it if you guys permit me..
Oh.. BTW.. I used Javascript.
Thanks once again.

Wow, congrats... It's funny how simple the whole thing was to achieve... Nice... It's been fun participating and learnt some stuffs too.

bomsy1:


Hi, Mr. Seun, thanks a lot, I have replied your message
Well, in summary...
I used a vector editor (Inkscape) to trace out the original image to obtain and generate an SVG file that contained the path i needed,
then, the magic was in the 'strokeDashoffset' style attr of the 'path' tag( in actual sense, this offsets the 'strokeDasharray' attr). When this attr equals the total length of the path string, the image is invisible, but while it decreases and tends to zero, the image is drawn... So the aim was to animate the gradual decrease of this attr..

I hope I managed to explain it... I might give a tutorial on it if you guys permit me..
Oh.. BTW.. I used Javascript.
Thanks once again.

Wow congrats. I also have fascination for programming but I dont just have the time, so painful.

Nice one seun. 'Giving back' is an attribute of really successful people. Weldone