Friday, October 12th, 2007
John Resig’s turn to tease with some Sneaky 2
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Are we going to see a nice visualization engine in jQuery?
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So… Flash, or SVG? ;)
Or plain jQuery ;)
Or is it…. !?!?!??!?!?
i’m excited. not 2 wetsuits excited but excited nonetheless
It’s clearly rendering graphics somehow. The question is how. My guess, from the looks of it, is Canvas or SVG.
See also, http://ejohn.org/blog/sneak-peek/
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Performance looks too good for Canvas or SVG, but it definitely looks interesting.
@Andy: Canvas can be pretty performant, but the movie did look more flash like, but who knows.
More charting and data visualization would be a great thing for the web world.
@Adam: Canvas can be very “flash like”. Actually my bet is on canvas, unless the video has been edited.
It’s Canvas.