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Obelisk.js : concevoir des objets isom triques pixelis s compatibles avec les canvas HTML5. Obelisk.js : concevoir des objets isométriques pixelisésCompatibles avec les canvas HTML5 Obelisk.js est un moteur JavaScript permettant de créer des objets isométriques pixelisés. Avec une API simple et flexible, vous pouvez facilement ajouter des éléments isométriques comme des briques, des cubes, des pyramides, etc. sur des canvas HTML5. Obelisk.js respecte consciencieusement un modèle de pixelisation. Pour la partie technique : il y a un agencement des lignes d'un pixel de 1:2 conduisant à un angle de 22,6 degrés. En pratique, ça donne ceci. Vous trouverez sur le site des démonstrations ainsi que des tutoriels expliquant les différentes possibilités que l'outil offre.

Démonstrations : Le site officiel. D'après un article sur DailyJS. Et vous ? Pour quel type d'application cet outil pourrait-il vous intéresser ? Utilisez-vous une bibliothèque du genre ? Prototype JavaScript Framework | Prototype Tips and Tutorials. API Reference The documentation for the latest stable version of Prototype will always be located at Tutorials This area contains narrative documentation you can use to discover Prototype. Defining classes and inheritance Learn how to define classes and subclasses in Prototype and how to make supercalls. How Prototype extends the DOM Learn how Prototype adds custom methods to DOM element nodes — and how you can define your own custom methods.

Introduction to Ajax Learn how Prototype simplifies the most common kinds of Ajax requests. Introduction to JSON Learn about Prototype's support for JSON encoding and decoding.

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React. Jquery. Vanilla js. Tuto sur differents tools and Libraries Archives. KineticJS. Velocity.js. Trip.js. Dropzone.js. Vis.js - A dynamic, browser based visualization library. Three.js - Javascript 3D library. Graphviz | Graphviz - Graph Visualization Software. 10 Free JavaScript Tools To Create Interactive Maps. Here we are presenting a complete list of 10 JavaScript libraries to create interactive and customized maps. Though, there are Google Map maker and other tools to build maps but in this compilation, we are specifically presenting only JavaScript libraries that you can use to show special map markers. We hope that this collection proves to be the best and will help you get going in the initial phases of your map designing project.

It is once again our pleasure to share with you what we have gathered from all over the web so to help you with your masterpieces. Click through and feel free to download… Geocomplete An advanced jQuery plugin that wraps the Google Maps API’s Geocoding and Places Autocomplete services. Kartograph Kartograph is a simple and lightweight framework for building interactive map applications without Google Maps or any other mapping service. GMaps gmaps.js allows you to use the potential of Google Maps in a simple way. jHere Mapael D3js GeoChart DataMaps Maplace.Js Stately. Typeset.js – an HTML pre-processor for web typography. Yjarni Sigurðardóttir spoke to NATO from Iceland yes­ter­day: “Light of my life, fire of my florins — my sin, my soul. The tip of the tongue tak­ing a trip to 118° 19′ 43.5″.” “She’s faster than a 120′ 4″ whale.” Piña co­ladas were widely con­sumed in Götterdämmerung from 1880–1912.

For the low price of $20 / year from Ex­hi­bits A–E… Then the du­plex came for­ward. Yjarni Sigurðardóttir spoke to NATO from Iceland yesterday: "Light of my life, fire of my florins -- my sin, my soul. "She's faster than a 120' 4" whale. " Dynamics.js: JavaScript Physics-based Animations Library. Hello Famous | Guides | Famous Platform.

The Famous platform is a high-performance rendering engine built in JavaScript. It gives you access to the DOM, WebGL, and 3D physics together via a powerful, low-level API. If you want to create stunning, the-future-is-now-style UIs that can deploy to almost any device, Famous is for you. A (simple) live example Want to know what real Famous code looks like? Here's a simple demo that shows several of the key concepts in Famous working together. Anywhere you see an example like this -- note the Famous logo at the top, and the live demo at right -- you can modify it right here in your browser. Explanation Let's take a closer look at what's going on in the example above. Next we create a scene, a special object that represents the home for all our visual elements. Finally, we attach components to the scene graph nodes in order to assign properties and produce visible output. Common.js.