A Lego-based wireframe builder with physically moveable blocks representing the different blocks on a page according to their colour e.g. navigation = blue Lego block, hero = red Lego block etc… As a block is moved on the Lego baseboard, the corresponding block moves on the wireframe.
* All your contacts in one place! Bistri connects you to social and IM services such as Facebook, MSN, Gtalk, Yahoo Messenger... * Have Fun Video chat with fun video effects, take screenshots of your calls, share them with your friends or on social networks! * Nothing to install bistri runs in your browser. No need to install additional software or plugin
* All your contacts in one place! Bistri connects you to social and IM services such as Facebook, MSN, Gtalk, Yahoo Messenger... * Have Fun Video chat with fun video effects, take screenshots of your calls, share them with your friends or on social networks! * Nothing to install bistri runs in your browser. No need to install additional software or plugin
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Drawscript is an extension for Illustrator (a tool from Adobe® Creative Cloud) It generates graphics code from vector shapes in realtime. Obj-C C++ JavaScript Processing ActionScript 3 JSON Raw Bezier Points
modern standards are making the Web an increasingly viable platform for game development.
BrowserQuest, which is built with JavaScript and HTML5, is a compelling demonstration of how existing standards can be used to create browser games. It uses the HTML5 Canvas element to render a tile-based 2D world, HTML5 audio APIs to support sound effects, WebSockets to facilitate communication with the backend server, and localStorage to save the player's progress.
The Ninja authoring tool is a Google Chrome app for designing keyframe-based animation with HTML5, including 3D scenes and vector graphics. These scenes can incorporate components built on the Montage framework (see below), and the editor itself is built using Montage. Ninja includes a familiar set of drawing and layout tools, such as the Pen and Brush tools for creating graphics, shape primitives, and the Tag tool for creating page structure ( or tags, for instance). Graphics you create in Ninja can be rendered in the browser with either the Canvas 2D API or WebGL.
Mozilla’s approach was to expose a very comprehensive low level API, which potentially allows JavaScript developers to create all the functionality of Webkit’s Web Audio API and then some. As a result we get libraries like JSMad cropping up. What does JSMad do? Significantly, it allows you to play MP3s in Firefox*. Is JavaScript fast enough? Apparently so. This was a ‘this changes everything’ moment for me and since then a similar approach has been taken by pdf.js and more recently Broadway.js which decodes H.264 on the fly.
