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A full-featured lightweight wrapper library of the native html canvas element written in Javascript, aimed to make visualization and animation using canvas simpler. Features animation support, layers, event capture, multitouch and many examples.
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Intend to reproduce most of the conversational programming functionality of the Fagor 8055TC lathe controller. Web browser interface for easy portability between different OS. Visit project web-site for demo.
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JSignal is an event signaling system designed for use in Javascript applications. JSignal is modeled after GSignal used and implemented by the GTK team. It incorporates most of the features built into GSignal such as handler blocking.
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GUJ is a virtual user group from Brazil. We are one of the most influent and active group in the community. GUJ was stared at August 2002. Having 40000+ users, who every day discuss about Java, make articles and disseminates Java in the country.
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Codetryx Project - A Javascript based API for commonly used tools and UI widgets, intended to make web development robust and reusable. Any suggestions/requirements the wider community may have are most welcome.
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