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Jim McGregor
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Posted - 2009.08.06 08:00:00 -
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Edited by: Jim McGregor on 06/08/2009 08:04:33
http://9elements.com/io/projects/html5/canvas/
Pretty cool stuff. No plugins required, its all pure html. I think we will get web user interfaces in the future that looks a bit like in Minority Report... :)
You probably need Firefox 3.5, Safari 10 or Chrome to watch this since its new technology.
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Originally by: Roguehalo Can you nano Titans?
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Lord Windu
Amarr
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Posted - 2009.08.06 08:15:00 -
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Tried it on a completely up to date version of IE for the lulz and it didn't work
It is pretty interesting, I don't know much about the internet other than it's made of tubes so can't give a knowledgeable view of it bit from a thicko perspective it looks good, especially for something that started up immediately without waiting for a loading bar to complete.
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Jim McGregor
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Posted - 2009.08.06 08:22:00 -
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Edited by: Jim McGregor on 06/08/2009 08:26:08
Originally by: Lord Windu Tried it on a completely up to date version of IE for the lulz and it didn't work
It is pretty interesting, I don't know much about the internet other than it's made of tubes so can't give a knowledgeable view of it bit from a thicko perspective it looks good, especially for something that started up immediately without waiting for a loading bar to complete.
The nice thing is that its standards-based so web coders can write a web app and it will work the same on all modern good browsers (IE is crap as usual). There is native support for playing sound without plugins and there is even a experimental Open GL thing coming that will allow hardware accelerated 3D graphics directly in the browser, again without any plugins.
The future web is going to be very cool. :)
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Originally by: Roguehalo Can you nano Titans?
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Xrak
X Inc
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Posted - 2009.08.06 08:30:00 -
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Originally by: Jim McGregor Edited by: Jim McGregor on 06/08/2009 08:26:08
Originally by: Lord Windu Tried it on a completely up to date version of IE for the lulz and it didn't work
It is pretty interesting, I don't know much about the internet other than it's made of tubes so can't give a knowledgeable view of it bit from a thicko perspective it looks good, especially for something that started up immediately without waiting for a loading bar to complete.
The nice thing is that its standards-based so web coders can write a web app and it will work the same on all modern good browsers (IE is crap as usual). There is native support for playing sound without plugins and there is even a experimental Open GL thing coming that will allow hardware accelerated 3D graphics directly in the browser, again without any plugins.
The future web is going to be very cool. :)
HTML 5 isnt a standard yet and wont be for years. Firefox 3.5 supports parts of the draft specification, as does Opera (even more so). The Chrome 3.0 also supports parts of the HTML5 draught but Chrome 3.0 is still in beta and dev release.
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Jim McGregor
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Posted - 2009.08.06 08:40:00 -
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Edited by: Jim McGregor on 06/08/2009 08:40:44
Originally by: Xrak
HTML 5 isnt a standard yet and wont be for years. Firefox 3.5 supports parts of the draft specification, as does Opera (even more so). The Chrome 3.0 also supports parts of the HTML5 draught but Chrome 3.0 is still in beta and dev release.
OK, perhaps its not a official standard yet but it will be. Its very possible to start creating apps for it today though. Minor things might change, sure, but its going to be a really nice web future.
Already today there is plenty of small HTML 5 games out there that seems to work perfectly.
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Originally by: Roguehalo Can you nano Titans?
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