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I can't believe it's java script
The document discusses the versatility and application of JavaScript across various fields, highlighting its use in graphics libraries, robotics, mobile apps, and virtual reality. It mentions specific projects and frameworks such as Run Pixie Run, Johnny-Five, and VR Fire Safety Training, showcasing JavaScript's capability to control devices and applications. Additionally, it emphasizes JavaScript's role in the Internet of Things and emerging technologies.
I can't believe it's java script
- 2. “JavaScript is atoy language”
- 4. “Any application thatcan be written in JavaScript, will eventually be written in JavaScript”
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- 9. “You could seeit as a minimal Chromium browser, controlled by JavaScript”
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- 13. “A fast 2Dgraphics library that uses WebGL if available, or falls back to canvas”
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- 16. “A 3D librarywith renderers for WebGL, <canvas>, <svg> and CSS3D” three.js
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- 20. “A JavaScript roboticsprogramming framework” Johnny-Five
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- 23. “A node.js implementationof the Parrot AR Drone networking protocols” ar-drone
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- 26. Web Bluetooth API “AnAPI to discover and communicate with devices over Bluetooth”
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- 30. “An internet-connected microcontroller programmablein JavaScript… compatible with Node.js and NPM”
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- 35. Pebble.js “Pebble.js lets youwrite beautiful Pebble applications completely in JavaScript”
- 39. Video: vimeo.com/114942905 Post: labs.pearson.com/prototypes/interactive-vr/ VRFire Safety Training
- 41. Web VR “An experimentalJavascript API that provides access to Virtual Reality devices, such as the Oculus Rift or Google Cardboard, in your browser”
- 42. LeapJS “JavaScript client forthe Leap Motion Controller”
- 43. ● Desktop apps ●60 FPS mobile games ● Robots ● Internet of Things ● Wearables ● Virtual Reality ● and more