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Node.js is a framework for making server-side Javascript applications, which is becoming more and more popular for game development. It endorses asynchronous I/O and implements CommonJS standards.
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Pixel Check With Node.js [closed]
I'm trying to check if a pixel of a certain color at (x,y) has moved within a boundary of [(x1,y1),(x2,y2)] and also update its new position to console. I'm doing this as a desktop application so no h …
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