Coffee Physics is a promising lightweight 2D physics engine, by Justin Windle. With a name like that, it’s probably small surprise that it’s written in CoffeeScript. Down to the nitty gritty! Calculations are performed relative to a fixed time interval … Continue reading
What do you get when you mix together Python, Node.js, Three.js, CoffeeScript, WebGL, Websockets and a Kinect? If your answer was “A live-streaming, rotatable, zoomable 3D camera that wouldn’t be out of place on an episode of CSI”, you’d be … Continue reading
Three.js is growing into a sophisticated and capable library, and although it’s not always obvious how to import your 3D content into it, you can convert your models from most popular formats into the json files that three.js requires. If … Continue reading
Loop Waveform Visualizer is a seemingly simple realtime audio analyzer built with Three.js and Chrome’s new Web Audio API. Drag an mp3 over and watch the 3D graphic equalizer style visualization liven up your browser window. It’s mesmerizing and quite … Continue reading
Evan Wallace is a very clever chap. He brought us the WebGL water experiment, and he’s done several other high-quality experiments that are among the best I’ve seen. He particularly excels at demos that do the heavy lifting with shaders, … Continue reading