About a month ago, when the new Firefox beta was released, I decided to play around with the brand-spanking new Canvas element, which is going into HTML 5. Currently Mozilla, Safari, and Opera 9 all support it - which is a good sign. Essentially, this element allows you to do 2D graphics (drawing lines, rotating images, etc.) - which is great for doing some more 'intense' web applications.
The first thing I decided to implement was a simple Javascript Sparklines library. All it does is run through your HTML, look for your embedded Sparklines, and replace them with pretty little charts - it even scales them appropriately. It's completely unobtrusive so a simple call in the header of your HTML file should be sufficient to run it. For more information, and a snazzy demo, visit the project page.
Tobin (November 13, 2005 at 9:01 pm)
Awesome, thank you!
Jordan Sissel (December 25, 2005 at 10:06 pm)
You know, this whole canvas thing would've been very useful in the last redbull competition. Oh well ;)
hotels (February 3, 2007 at 4:00 pm)
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