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2022.01.03 Our new CAVE-type display, an ActiveCube by Virtalis, is now fully installed and working in the Appenzeller Visualization Laboratory
Web Graphics
There are several different ways of creating graphics within a web browser. Nowadays there is a lot of support for graphics elements via scalable vector graphics (SVG) or WebGL. For the most part, these utilize JavaScript to render the graphics elements. One popular approach is to use D3 based on SVG to plot graphs, charts, and other visualizations.
- Data Driven Documents JavaScript library for visualizing data with HTML, SVG, and CSS.
- D3 Tutorial D3 Tutorial by Scott Murray.
- D3 Library Full version of the D3 library.
- D3 mini Library Reduced version of the D3 library.
- WebGL Specification OpenGL ES 2.0 for the Web.
- WebGL Tutorials WebGL Tutorials based on the NeHe OpenGL tutorials.
- WebGL Samples WebGL samples to showcase the potential of WebGL.
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