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KooshBalls for OpenLaszlo revisited – CSS transform based rotation with Webkit

August 3, 2009

Don Hopkins implemented a Koosh Balls Generator in OpenLaszlo’s LZX language back in 2005. I wondered what the performance of the application would be like with the OpenLaszlo DHTML runtime in Safari 4.x.
Right now there’s still a small bug with rotation and Safari in OpenLaszlo trunk. I tested with a patched version on my machine. [...]

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Webkit CSS based 3d transforms applied to OpenLaszlo DHTML

July 17, 2009

The Webkit team has taken JavaScript/CSS to the next level again. They’ve announced support for CSS based 3d transforms for Webkit Nightly Builds on OS X Leopard:
WebKit on Mac OS X now has support for CSS 3D transforms, which allow you to position elements on the page in three-dimensional space using CSS. This is a [...]

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Mixed runtime applications in JavaFX – embedding Ajax or Flash through JWebPane?

May 24, 2009

RIA runtimes are getting more complex with every new technology available in the market. Building “pure Ajax” applications in many cases already means that you’ll embed a SWF movie file into your page for audio playback or video functionality. Technologies with support for multiple runtimes – like OpenLaszlo – create APIs for integrating applications deployed [...]

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