obelisk.js is a JavaScript library for building isometric pixel objects.
With the simple and flexible API provided, you can easily add isometric pixel elements like brick, cube, pyramid and slope in HTML5 canvas. Obelisk.js strictly follows pixel neat pattern: lines with 1:2 pixel dot arrangement, leading to an angle of 22.6 degrees.
WebGL based JavaScript library for creating high-resolution 3D globes and 2D maps. It supports different map providers, weather simulations, and a ton of other complex features. Their Demos page has a big collection of community projects showcasing what Cesium is capable of, including a 3D map of all the building in New York and projects by NASA.
Waud is a simple and powerful web audio library that allows you to go beyond HTML5’s <audio> tag and easily take advantage of Web Audio API. It abstracts Web Audio API making it consistent and reliable across multiple platforms and browsers. It also falls back to HTML5 Audio on non-modern browsers where Web Audio API is not supported.
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The Line Maker is a plugin for creating and animating decorative lines on websites. Inspired by site designs like ‘Uber Brand Experience’ and ‘Details’.Today we’d love to share a little library with you that allows to add decorative lines to a webpage. The inspiration for this plugin comes from various designs that contain the line as a focal part of their layout. We wanted an easy way for adding all kinds of lines with different thicknesses and colors, in vertical or horizontal direction, and animate them. For animating the lines we use Julien Garnier’s anime.js, the lightweight JavaScript animation library.
Charts library built on top of React and D3. Graphs can be created via a simple XML-like syntax, with many of the important options set directly as attributes. The library also offers a rich examples catalog with more than 50 ready-to-use components, including various Line, Bar, Pie and other types of charts.
g9 is a javascript library for creating automatically interactive graphics.
With g9, interactive visualization is as easy as visualization that isn’t. Just write a function which draws shapes based on data, and g9 will automatically figure out how to manipulate that data when you drag the shapes around.
