I needed a cool way to visualize a force directed graph with many datapoints, so I thought that webGL was the way to go as it should be able to handle the heavy load better than d3 SVG. The library I've used for this small proof of concept
Directed Acyclic Graphs are directed graphs, that have a topological ordering, a sequence of the vertices such that every edge is directed from earlier to later in the sequence. DAGs are often used in ETL processes to define pipelines for ingestion/transform of files and lately as a replacement of
Simple clone of the Stripe element @ https://stripe.com/radar I had some fun replicating the rotating icosahedron of the Stripe page, and in the end, it came out pretty good. I know that on Stripe they have created their own solid using Cinema 4d. <!DOCTYPE html> <
Here is a small fiddle that I've done to convert images to byte array. I use it to create icons for my projects with Arduino and similar. The code is a mess but the part that convert the image is pretty simple. Using the Canvas object I was