JavaScript Pixel Rain with Colors 🎨

Let's build awesome animations that will work in any browser and on any website. In this vanilla JavaScript and HTML canvas tutorial we will learn A LOT about image manipulation and create many cool effects including 'pixel fire'. At the same time we will learn about important JavaScript techniques, that can help us to pass coding interview and get hired as a junior Front End Web Developer. In this tutorial we will add more tools to our vanilla JavaScript coding toolkit and I will show you how to create different animations using pixels from an image.

Related links:
PART 1:    • Vanilla JavaScript Pixel Rain Tutorial  
Pixel manipulation for beginners    • JavaScript Pixel Manipulation for Beg...  
Image into interactive particles with JavaScript & HTML canvas    • Image into Interactive Particles - HT...  
Text animation tutorial using pixel array    • Vanilla JavaScript Text Animation Tut...  
Check out this awesome Codepen: https://codepen.io/Mamboleoo/pen/GRJKoBw

More vanilla JavaScript pixel manipulation tutorials:
   • JavaScript Pixel Effects  

Vanilla JavaScript is a powerful tool, we don't need any libraries to build awesome effects and animation and in this HTML canvas image manipulation tutorial I will prove it to you. Let's build pixel fire effect together and learn about front end web development. Have fun :)

This tutorial is part of a series, for more animations in JavaScript & HTML5 canvas check out my creative coding playlist:
   • Creative Coding with Vanilla JavaScri...  
CSS animations playlist:
   • CSS3 Experiments  

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Check out some of my source code on CODEPEN https://codepen.io/franksLaboratory

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