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Processing.js iPhone Port – iProcessing
iProcessing is an open-source framework that’s a port of the awesome Processing.js we covered earlier. Processing is a visual processing language, and it’s really a port of Java’s Processing. And...
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Create a Drawing App with HTML5′s Canvas
William Malone has released a breathtaking tutorial on how to create an HTML5 canvas drawing app. The end result is an awesome-looking canvas, with markers and crayons and an eraser available. But...
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A Lightweight JavaScript Graph Drawing Library – Sigma.js
Sigma.js is a lightweight JavaScript library for drawing highly functional graphs on HTML5′s canvas. The library can import some specific graph formats, like those produced by Gephi, and features a...
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Algorithmic Sunburst Generation With CSS, Canvas, jQuery — pow.js
pow.js is an impressive demonstration of use of the canvas element. pow.js paints a sunburst pattern depending on the values you provide: the origin element of the ray (#foo in this case), the starting...
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Pie Charts On HTML5′s Canvas — Easy Pie Chart
Easy Pie Chart is a jQuery plugin for easily creating pie charts on the canvas element. Pie charts are used everywhere: dashboards, RPGs, and loading screens to name a few areas of use. If you have an...
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Page Flipping With HTML5 Canvas — jPageFlipper
jPageFlipper is a plugin for adding a “page flipping” effect to images with jQuery. Although the physics seem really familiar to turn.js — a similar plugin, focusing on page turning in e-books —...
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Create Your Own JS Experiments — sketch.js
sketch.js is a JavaScript library for creating ‘creative JavaScript experiments’. The library handles the tedious but necessary stuff for JS experiments — setting up an animation loop, creating a...
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Use Canvas With a jQuery-like Syntax — Canvas Query
Canvas Query is a wrapper library that allows using the canvas element with a syntax akin to that of jQuery. It also adds numerous image manipulation methods for game developers. The main advantages...
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Visualize 3D Building Geometry On Maps — OSM Buildings
OSM Buildings is a JS library for visualizing 3D building geometry. OSM Buildings uses 2D Canvas operations, thus no WebGL support is required. You’d use this type of library for visualizing cities,...
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Convert Colored Images To Greyscale — jQuery.BlackAndWhite
jQuery.BlackAndWhite is a plugin for converting colored pictures to greyscale. You can use the plugin inside image galleries to achieve a chic effect, as in the picture the highlighted images is in...
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Track Your Users’ Head Movements — Headtrackr
Headtrackr is a JS library for real-time head and face tracking. Headtrackr works as a canvas element which copies the frames from an initiated video. Once initialized, the library generates face...
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Lightweight 2D Engine That Works Across Devices — Pixi.js
Pixi.js is a lightweight 2d rendering engine which supports a vast scale of devices. Pixi.js allows users to employ the power of hardware acceleration without having to know WebGL. It can currently...
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Two-dimensional, Renderer-agnostic Drawing API — Two.js
Two.js is a drawing API that can render using canvas, WebGL and SVG. Two.js uses Underscore.js and Backbone.js for event handling. While not supporting text and images, Two.js instead focuses on the...
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Circular Progress Items With Canvas — Circular Progress
Circular Progress is a JavaScript library for creating circular progress elements. Circular Progress is very easy to use and weighs a mere 1.6kb when minified. The configuration options are a bit...
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