Here's port of the Processing language to JavaScript! This is cool, because now you can run processing scripts in a web browser w/o having to download additional software.

It DOES rely on the canvas tag, so I think IE is either out or requires an additional script that emulates CANVAS in IE.

SVG is now in Firefox and Safari. I've used the canvas tag on Firefox for javascript-generated graphics.

SVG may come to the iPhone soon as well. You still need a plugin for IE as well.

I'm wondering why someone would use SVG vs. Canvas? (one big reason would be support for TEXT - which Canvas does not currently have).

Very cool AJAX 3-D graphing library in Javascript/Canvas.

New upload location for Chris's Evolution simulation/game.

Work in progress.

This does NOT run in IE (IE does not support the <CANVAS> tag natively - I've tried the Google canvas simulator for IE, but this application is very intensive and the IE implementation is just way too slow).

The canvas tag allows you to draw vector graphics in the browser. Currently supported in Safari and FireFox. IE has an open source project implementing canvas in IE at

http://excanvas.sourceforge.net

Cool use of Canvas to make "shiny" image buttons and photo effects by simply adding a class to your IMG tags.

I like the page design here too - very easy to see:

- What it does
- How to use it
- More info if you want it

Quoted: Glossy.js 1.21 allows you to add corners (and also shading and shadow) to images on your webpages through unobtrusive javascript

Quoted: The following are 5 javascript apps that I thought would never be possible. They are all written using the canvas HTML element.