WebGL for Chemistry Part 1: Introduction | Metamolecular 3D graphics play a vital role in a large amount of scientific software. Until very recently, however, Web browsers offered little in the way of powerful tools for the creation of compelling 3D graphics software. All Articles in This Series About WebGL WebGL™ changes all of this. WebGL is a cross-platform, royalty-free web standard for a low-level 3D graphics API based on OpenGL ES 2.0, exposed through the HTML5 Canvas element as Document Object Model interfaces. The novelty of WebGL means that documentation, although available if you know where to look, is somewhat jumbled. This article is the first of a technically-oriented, in-depth series on the application of WebGL to chemical data visualization problems. WebGL-Enabled Browsers Currently, Chrome is the only major browser to support WebGL by default. Support for WebGL on Internet Explorer is unlikely, at least for the upcoming IE9 release. A High-Level API for WebGL PhiloGL is a new JavaScript toolkit for working with WebGL. A Goal
Micah Elizabeth Scott — Emergent Aesthetic March 2015, LED light on CNC-cut MDF, white paint, electronics, 16x8'. • Part of TIFF Kids digiPlaySpace 2015 • Source code Press: #circleforest, Creative Applications Network, NTDTV, The Ryersonian, SPACE, The Eyeopener, National Post, Breakfast TV, Global Toronto, Toronto Life Step into a luminous forest growing from floor to ceiling and navigate your way through twisting organic strands and interactive paths where bubbles of light slosh and flow, in this large-scale interactive light sculpture that encourages play, curiosity, and collaboration. Forest is a creative collaboration between internationally acclaimed visual and new media artist Micah Elizabeth Scott and the New Media program at Ryerson University's RTA School of Media. This work is commissioned by TIFF for the 2015 digiPlaySpace. Project Leads: Steve Daniels, Director of New Media; David Bouchard, Assistant Professor of New Media Production Manager: Ashley Lewis. Photos: Nick Pagee and the artist.
Multiplayer Day-O // ShaunInman.com Day-O is a simple menu bar clock replacement with a simple calendar for your Mac. It’s free, as-is (which means I’m not providing support, taking feature requests, addressing perceived inadequacies or releasing the source code). Here’s how it came to be: My late upgrade to Lion was relatively painless. The only casualty was MenuCalendarClock. It somehow clobbers the Dictionary shortcut key command and gesture which I use daily (if not hourly). Turns out, quite a bit. I was able to piece something together from various NSStatusItem tutorials, the NSDatePicker Class Reference, Stack Overflow answers and GitHub repositories. I may or may not have had this YouTube video on repeat in the background the entire time. Download Day-O.
3D Particles Made of Light - AS3 Flash Effect Thousands of particles which appear to be made of light form beautiful surfaces in 3D space. We use an additive luminescent effect which creates brighter spots where particles are more concentrated. We present four examples with variations in color and filter effects. Click each screen shot to open a Flash movie. Download Download all source files corresponding to this effects: light.zip Download the zip package linked above for the complete, well-commented, and easy to customize source code. Particles made of light form parametric surfaces We present four variations of a new particle example using pixel-based particles in three dimensions. In our earlier examples, the particles were considered as opaque objects. Here, however, we have done away with z-sorting (which saves some CPU), and instead we allow the brightness of overlapping particles to add together. Comments on the code Here is how it works. readColor = bufferBitmapData.getPixel(p.projX, p.projY); level = (level > 255) ?
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Weird Write - A Beautiful Writing & Note Taking App for iPhone, iPad and Mac with Dropbox and iCloud Sync mrb: Message-Passing and Concurrent Program Design Message-Passing and Concurrent Program Design After a thorough discussion of the semantics and application of declarative concurrency in chapter 4, Van Roy and Haridi turn their attention to an alternative design solution for the same challenging problem space. Chapter 5, "Message-Passing Concurrency" covers the necessary changes to the kernel language to make this kind of programming possible, discusses the design of programs using this paradigm, and takes a brief aside to look at the Erlang language and its OTP framework. Beyond covering the technical aspects of concurrency, the authors also emphasize the application of these concurrency primitives as design solutions for particular kinds of problems. Message Passing and Observable Nondeterminism The concept of studying computation as the passing of messages between independent agents was first explored by Carl Hewitt in his work on the Actor Model. Extending The Kernel Language with Ports {NewPort ? A line of code containing a {NewPort ?
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