7 Brand New Impressive Javascript Experiments

Introduction

Alright, after a while, we have got new chrome experiments to showcase again! Always look forward for this post to show you what have been happening in the HTML 5 and javascript development. Unfortunately, it runs well in chrome, maybe sometimes in firefox but not in Internet explorer most of the time. Anyway, make sure you check out each of the experiment here, pretty sure they will blow you away!

  • Sketchy structure
    Sketchy structure
    Draw whimsical scenes remenescent of complex structures.
  • Extruder
    Extruder
    This experiment is a reinterpretation of the Joy Division album cover "Unknown Pleasures" in an animated line-landscape visualizer.
  • Voxels
    Voxels
    Started as a three.js interactivity example but I guess I got a bit over excited :)
  • Tito
    Tito
    A musical instrument that uses a bouncing ball gravity model to trigger and manipulate audio samples.
  • Banana field
    Banana field
    This is a 2D arcade-style game in which you drive a car around and try to collect bananas for points while avoiding purple people eaters (randomly moving purple dots).
  • Rumpetroll
    Rumpetroll
    You're a little tadpole in the world wide pond where you can interact with other swimmers...
  • Pixelatr
    Pixelatr
    A massively multi-user collaborative pixel art page. Lets any number of users edit the same large grid of pixels in real time.

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17 comments

Dailytop15.com Wed, 16th February 2011 Exceelent information provided. I like thant
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Tom Mon, 15th November 2010 Thank you for your attention on this topic. It was very helpfull. Good work.
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choo Sat, 13th November 2010 wow good post thank shear
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webtrendset Sat, 13th November 2010 amazing thanks
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smme Fri, 12th November 2010 This one is cool too. HTML5 canvas webapp displaying delicious recent feeds. @cloudzproject first experiment
http://cloudz.es
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Walter Apai Thu, 11th November 2010 Excellent Article given by you, thanks a lot. Keep posting more.
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Boba Thu, 11th November 2010 Haha, the sperms experiment is awesome, but couldn't find the uterus :)
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thejus Wed, 10th November 2010 Impressive..expecting more of these..
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Naruki Wed, 10th November 2010 OPERA works on most of them. I realize a lot of people seem to forget that for some reason, which is odd since it generally introduces the features that get copied to the other browsers.

Hopefully Opera will catch up on the latest HTML5 stuff and be back on top soon (incredibly, it only has to beat out IE9 right now).
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GWAdmin Wed, 10th November 2010 It works on IE9 Beta quite well.
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mtcoder Wed, 10th November 2010 Call me the black sheep, but really? Impressive? ok yes the fact they use html5, javascript, and css3 to pull these off are impressive. the fact my TI-80 calculator from 15 years ago had similar games, graphics, and abilities, seems to make these sites / experiments less exciting. I am all for the "new" web but not if all it does is take hundreds of thousands lines of code to create something 90 lines of C++ can do, but oh wait its in the browser.
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James Wed, 10th November 2010 It is without surprise that Internet Explorer 8 couldn't play any of those JS animations. MS said then IExplorer 9 will be faster than the other browsers, they must begin by getting it works at least! :)
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PK Wed, 10th November 2010 Like these a lot. And they work fine on the IE9 beta.
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anehra63 Tue, 9th November 2010 Good post bro i want more of these
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anehra63 Tue, 9th November 2010 Good post bro really nice
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neo Tue, 9th November 2010 Very informative
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