WebGL Audio, CSS 3D Earth, .Net Classes
WebGL Audio
WebGL experimenter Jerome Etienne has written a short tutorial entitled Sound Visualisation: A Vuemeter in WebGL that demonstrates an impressive, yet simple, WebGL VU meter using the Web Audio API.
To make this work, he’s used his webaudio.js library:
var webaudio = new WebAudio()
, sound = webaudio.createSound();
sound.load('sound.wav', function(sound) {
sound.play();
});
This library can be used alongside tquery.
CSS 3D Earth
CSS 3D Earth by Edan Kwan uses a JavaScript library called PerspectiveTransform to display an interactive model of the Earth using shading and layers.
The original class is by Israel Pastrana, and the experiment is presented with a nice little dat.GUI interface.
.Net JavaScript Classes
Julius Friedman sent in a project he created called Easy JavaScript Generic List Implementation. Since then he’s expanded the scope and uploaded it to CodePlex: .Net JavaScript Implementations.
The list implementation has an API that looks a lot like LINQ:
function Car(make, model) {
this.make = make;
this.model = model;
}
var myList = new List();
myList.Add(new Car('Honda', 'Civic'));
myList.Add(new Car('Nissan', 'Sentra'));
var selList = myList.Where('make == 'Honda'').OrderByDescending('model').Distinct();
He’s also working on a Reflection class as well as a pseudo type system.
