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You can use both Kino.JS and Kino.JS.Live to build your own APIs that interact with JavaScript. You may also be interested in this: https://github.com/angelikatyborska/mazes |
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You can also look at the "Multiplayer pong game from scratch" notebook in the Explore section. It generates SVG-based visualizations :) |
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I started a project to do canvas drawing in Kino https://github.com/jeregrine/kino_canvas I need to update it for latest kino but the bones are there. |
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These are all very good suggestions. Thanks! @angelikatyborska her work was on my radar. The Thinking Elixir podcast featuring her work, and seeing her implementation are very inspirational. Livebook is in such a good sweet spot in-between plain scripts and full-fledged applications for these kind of challenges... |
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I would like to implement the algorithms from the book Mazes for Programmers in a Livebook. Seems like a really fun way to improve my Elixir skills and get more familiar with Livebook. I'm just not sure what the best way is to visualize such graphs. I only need a canvas and an API to draw lines. Is there a built-in way to do such things?
Has anybody else tried this with Livebook?
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