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“Paper.js is an open source vector graphics scripting framework that runs on top of the HTML5 Canvas. It offers a clean Scene Graph / Document Object Model and a lot of powerful functionality to create and work with vector graphics and bezier curves, all neatly wrapped up in a well designed, consistent and clean programming interface.”
Music Can Be Fun is the winning entry into to the Dev Unplugged contest held by Microsoft which uses HTML5’s <canvas>, SVG, & WOFF web fonts.
Heatmap.js is a JavaScript library that can be used to generate web heatmaps with the html5canvas element based on your data.
Endless Mural is a generative art making tool that uses HTML5’s <canvas> along with the okapijs library that allows you to create digital generative art and share it with friends.
Canvas Rider is a JavaScript and HTML5-based game that uses the <canvas> element. Choose from a variety of drawn tracks while pedaling your way through dinosaurs and city tops.
As explained on Beauty of the Web:
The Killers’ website chronicles the band’s career and offers users a seamless browsing experience of the bands music and video content. The website takes advantage of HTML5, Canvas & SVG across the site’s panoramic landscape & internal sections, leveling the playing field in displaying content to users across multiple platforms & devices.
Z-Type is a Chrome Experiment created by Dominic Szablewski. It is an HTML5 game that uses canvas, audio and JavaScript. The concept of the game is that as you are being attacked, you type the words associated with the attacker to destroy it. If only typing was taught this way in primary school!
Paul Truong used a data feed from Boris Bikes API to see how London Cycle Hire stations were being used. Using the Google Maps API, custom overlays were created using HTML5 canvas. This effective visualization made it easy to see how bikes are distributed throughout the day as well as movement (mostly during the weekends).