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Some Good Things To Run in Chrome
With the many-fold increase in JavaScript performance in Chrome, here are some interesting applications which you can try. Some of these are not really compute intensive, and there would be little difference with other browsers.
Mathematics.
Tutor is a JavaScript application written by Moshe Sniedovich from the University of Melbourne.
It deals with various operations research algorithms, such as simplex method, dynamic programming. You can enter data directly on the screen and run the algorithm interactively.
Tutor is a JavaScript application written by Moshe Sniedovich from the University of Melbourne.
It deals with various operations research algorithms, such as simplex method, dynamic programming. You can enter data directly on the screen and run the algorithm interactively.
JavaScript toolkit libraries
Toolkit libraries such as Dojo, Yahoo Yui, Prototype, Mochikit, Jquery, and others are collection of scripts for various tasks, including AJAX and COMET. Google's GWT also belongs here, although it can run with either Java or JavaScript.
Visualization
Processing.js is John Resig's port of Processing, a software to make beautiful presentations and visualizations.
See examples here
Web Framework
JavaScript can now be used as a complete web framework application.
Apple's SproutCore was perhaps one of earliest frameworks, if we exclude rewrites of other frameworks such as Ruby on Rails in
See examples here
Web Framework
JavaScript can now be used as a complete web framework application.
Apple's SproutCore was perhaps one of earliest frameworks, if we exclude rewrites of other frameworks such as Ruby on Rails in
JavaScript.
See the demos here
Google applications
Google applications will obviously run faster (sometimes much faster) in Chrome, try Google Maps, YouTube and Gmail
The effort to make a faster and faster JavaScript engine is now hot topic, see about JavaScript JIT here
Of course, the JavaScript engine can also run without the browser, Webkit source can be downloaded and compiled using a C compiler.
The other end is the server client. Here JavaScript has also make inroads with the idea of a server side JavaScript. Jaxer is the new AJAX server by Aptana for the task. To be fair, Microsoft JScript already has server side JScript, which is Microsoft's version of JavaScript.
More on JavaScript:
See the demos here
Google applications
Google applications will obviously run faster (sometimes much faster) in Chrome, try Google Maps, YouTube and Gmail
The effort to make a faster and faster JavaScript engine is now hot topic, see about JavaScript JIT here
Of course, the JavaScript engine can also run without the browser, Webkit source can be downloaded and compiled using a C compiler.
The other end is the server client. Here JavaScript has also make inroads with the idea of a server side JavaScript. Jaxer is the new AJAX server by Aptana for the task. To be fair, Microsoft JScript already has server side JScript, which is Microsoft's version of JavaScript.
More on JavaScript:
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