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Shaka Player is an open-source JavaScript library for adaptive media. It plays adaptive media formats (such as DASH and HLS) in a browser, without using plugins or Flash. Instead, Shaka Player uses the open web standards MediaSource Extensions and Encrypted Media Extensions. Shaka Player also supports offline storage and playback of media using IndexedDB. Content can be stored on any browser. Storage of licenses depends on browser support. Our main goal is to make it as easy as possible to...

...All building and scripting of your world happens in real-time. This means that building is quick, efficient, and collaborative. Vircadia worlds can be accessed from Windows, Linux, and MacOS. Android, iOS, and Quest 2 support is coming soon. Unlike most platforms, Vircadia is 100% open source with the full software stack necessary for a premium metaverse experience licensed as Apache 2.0. Because of this, all aspects of the project can be customized for your use case. Vircadia consists of many projects and codebases with its unifying structure's goal being a decentralized metaverse.

jQuery Zoom Gallery plugin. All needed features are turned on by default, with adaptive and responsive support. Please, read the manual to see all options.

...You manage your own playlists with your favorite songs and listen it everywhere in your local network on each device. PlayJoom streams audio files in your lokal network, or with a internet web server world wide. All you need is a webserver like Apache or Microsofts IIS an a MySQL database server. You can play the audio files direct in the most web browsers on a PC, on a Mac, or on mobile devices like Android or iOS cellphones or tablet devices. But it's also possible to play the musik with a musik pllayer, like the open source application VLC, or the Windows media player.

...On speakers, the audio will interfere, so unless that is what you want, I recommend earphones. The application has been programmed using Apache Cordova, so if anyone wants to port the app to iOS or other mobile platforms, it should be straightforward to do so. You're welcome to get your hands dirty.

Imager.js is an alternative solution to the issue of how to handle responsive image loading, created by developers at BBC News. There are many responsive image solutions in the wild, srcset, src-n, PictureFill and so on. They are either verbose or hard to debug (and to maintain/integrate). Some of them don't deal well with pixel density and suffer from double asset payload (meaning you end up downloading assets unnecessarily). We wanted something simple, which works and which is fast as well...

Android[tm] SDK development is for those who have a dream mobile device in mind and have the potential to contribute to the development of the same at various levels. http://www.openhandsetalliance.com is promoted by Google & other industry giants.