Here at Adobe we’ve started collecting links being shot around in the office and compiled a list of some of the interesting ones. There’s a lot of exciting news happening around the open web platform recently so be sure to check out these weekly link digests:
- ShaderToy.com – Develop and share web shaders all in the browser
- Higgs - A Monitoring JIT for JavaScript and made in the D language
- The Light Table Experience – Large update to the light-table web language IDE
- The Tragedy of WebKit Commons – A challenge that WebKit faces in their development ecosystem
- Firefox on Engadget – Is Firefox OS going to repeated history or do they have a secret weapon this time around? (perhaps LLJS or asm.js)
- Haxe 3.0 RC - now available with improved JS and C++ transpiling and better macros
- Early benchmarks with ASM.JS
- FAMO.US – This product highly improves animation performance on mobile devices by computing matrix transforms natively and mapping the results back into post-calculated CSS matrix transforms. This allows super-fast DOM elements without needing the html5 canvas
- Bug Report – Webkit core has been identified with having very poor performance with passing data to and from worker threads
- Ejecta - A fast, open Source JavaScript, canvas & audio implementation for iOS
- BECK360 - An amazing demo that pushes the limits: audio and video recorded in 360 degrees and playback with real-time webcam head tracking for the experience
Are we missing any noteworthy links from this week? Feel free to post them in the comments!