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Has anyone successfully used FabricJS (or other similar libraries) in developing Windows 8 apps? I am trying, but keep getting fatal errors thrown at me (mainly, variables in the fabric file being undefined).
I am trying to port a website I created using Fabric JS over, but I am wondering because the site does not work on IE.. so would it even work on Win8 native apps?