All the great things from Android have now been back-ported to the desktop version of Processing, so we have a super fast OpenGL library.
choose between "Standard", "Android", and "JavaScript" mode. Those are the current modes that are being included, though we may add/remove modes as we head to 2.0 (a Jython mode is lurking about, for instance. Mmmm! Tempting.) Like Tools and Libraries, it will be possible for other parties to write their own modes that work inside the PDE.
The environment is built around a two-panel view: The left being an Ace editor and the right being a canvas.
All of the user’s code is written using JavaScript and uses Processing.js to generate all the graphics.
All code is executed in real-time.
Provides ajax comments to Drupal sites. Features:
- Makes AJAX submits
- Allows replies to comments on the actual thread page
- AJAX comments deleting
- Works with CAPTCHA
D3.js is a JavaScript library for manipulating documents based on data. D3 helps you bring data to life using HTML, SVG and CSS. D3’s emphasis on web standards gives you the full capabilities of modern browsers without tying yourself to a proprietary framework, combining powerful visualization components and a data-driven approach to DOM manipulation.
These modern frameworks provide developers an easy path to organizing their code using variations of a pattern known as MVC (Model-View-Controller). MVC separates the concerns in an application down into three parts
JavaScript ‘MVC’ frameworks that can help us structure our code don’t always strictly follow the above pattern.
"The Facebook OAuth module provides an API for executing queries against Facebook's vast store of user data." How does this translate into user experience (UX)? In extreme layman's terms, Facebook Oauth allows you to create custom buttons that, when clicked, will 1) grab some good facebook data, and 2) let Drupal interact with it.
Breakout is a prototyping tool for exploring the intersection of the web and the physical world. The popular Arduino platform and the Firmata protocol are leveraged to enable users to access physical input and output purely from javascript. This makes it easy for anyone familiar with javascript and basic web development to explore the possibilities of using physical I/O in their web applications.
1. In Sync Mode - press play on the player and use the space bar or sync button to synchronise the words with the audio.
2. Switch to Playback Mode to see the words synched to the audio. Click on the words to play the audio from that point. Try selecting areas of text.