10 Experimental HTML5 and JS presentations that absolutely drive you crazy

Let's take a look at the HTML5 and JS labs we 've collected today that absolutely drive you crazy. These demos demonstrate the performance of various frameworks and cool interactions. Most demos can run smoothly in Google Chrome and Firefox. Of course IE5 does not support these demos.

1. Canvas Sphere

2D projection implemented by a Cool 3D point-mounted sphere rendered by Emil Korngold using a very mini 3D engine. This demo uses the z-sorting and alpha motion fuzzy methods to generate 3D Rotation feelings. Let's take a look at this cool demonstration!

2. Marbles

Simple physical demonstration, using the new A3 WebGL engine. Make sure you use Chrome to view the demo. It's cool!

3. Noise Field

Ion orbital effects generated by Perlin noise. Move the mouse to modify the moving behavior of particles. Click to generate random parameters.

4. Fishbowl

A superb HTML5 testing demonstration, developed and created by Microsoft to test the browser's performance. Let's see how many fish you can run at most.

5. Sticky Thing

Let's see if it's stuck.

6. Breathing Galaxies

A javascript Implementation of dynamically changing the color and diameter of the inner trajectory line demonstration. You can use the keyboard to modify the shape or move the mouse to create a new shape.

7. Flower Power

Another very good experiment-a simple drawing tool that uses flowers as a brush and uses the besell Curve

8. One Hour Per Second

Now, youTube uploads videos for one hour every second. To better illustrate, they developed an HTML5 website for contextual digital comparison. Let's take a look! Cool!

9. Asteroid Belt

HTML5 animation effects on Images

10. Graph Layout

Interactive Graphic Layout

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