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I suspect most web developers are familiar with the Flash-based page curling transition to turn pages? (Such as here)
Can this be implemented, in a good way, with just simple HTML+CSS+JS?
(or any other 'native' browser languages, like SVG?)
My preferred library is jQuery, but any working JavaScript solution would be acceptable.
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I'm a game developer looking to make a simple video game with multiple levels using Javascript and I'd like to know the best software to use. I don't mind paying for software.
I haven't tried anything yet.
Im not actually an Indie game developer this is for a school assignment where I have to ask a question on stack overflow.
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I am going to do a web app which is relatively same as canva. I am very eager to know which js framework they used.
My question:
They used Backbone js..?
If yes, why they used for it..?
If no, what js they used..?
I searched for the js framework they used in their canva engineering site, but can't able to retrieve the details.
They are using php+backbone js.
I think php for their rest api's and backbone for DOMmanipulations
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I wanted to know:
Softwares that can do this.
Technology needed to do this.
Any particular languages that would make this easier.
Edit: Answered the question with some tools etc that would help anyone else looking for something similar.
You can try using ghost inspector
https://ghostinspector.com/
I think this can handle your requirement
it has option to build tests with google chrome plugin with which you can do the steps once and then it can repeat the same automatically and has several more features
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I've started making my own JavaScript libraries and want to share them so anyone can use them. Unfortunately I don't know any forums or sites I should publish my scripts on. Can you suggest me any of them? These libraries are not too big or relevant, but may come handy in some cases.
I think that the best site today is http://www.github.com.
After you can register your library at www.npmjs.com or bower.io
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The ones I've seen so far look nice but make my dual core MBP look like its playing a flash video. Anyone seeing good performance?
I know this is old but for the benefit of anyone still looking, Smoothie Charts is pretty cool.