Introduction

Introduction

The Tizen Native API gives the possibility to display and manage calendars. There are two types of calendar entities: events and ‘to-dos’. Our article series regards only the second type.

The first part of this article series describes how to connect to the calendar service and create an example task. The second part will describe getting to-do tasks and updating their properties.

Introduction

Three.js is the most popular 3D JavaScript engine nowadays based on WebGL. It combines the ease of use with flexibility and stability. You should definitely use it if you are building a 3D multimedia application for the web.

This article describes the pipeline of converting an animated MD2 model to work with the Three.js library. We have attached an example application EXAMPLETHREEJS.wgt to the article, which shows how to setup, initialize and use Three.js for creating cool, 3D multimedia web experience.

Introduction

The PDF.js library is a great open source tool created by the developers community and supported by Mozilla. It's main purpose is to display PDF files. You can display files on the canvas or use a sample viewer that converts PDF documents into DOM elements. You can also write your own viewer. In this article, we will show how to create a simple PDF viewer using canvas and PDF.js.

Introduction

Introduction

This article will present you how to encode sounds into mp3 file using the library named Lame. The library is distributed under LGPL license. It is considered to offer the best quality of mp3 encoding.

Introduction

This is the second part of the article about creating a JavaScript controlled and animated 3D character. In the first part of the article we have showed you where you can look for materials regarding 3D models creation. You have also learned how to export 3D models to the OBJ format and how to create a basic setup of SceneJS. In this part we will cover steps 4 and 5 – that is creating of a skybox and importing and animating 3D OBJ models in SceneJS using JavaScript.

Introduction

The main purpose of this article is to familiarise flash developers with the concept of DOM (Document Object Model) which plays in HTML a similar role as the display list in ActionScript. The DOM allows you to create and display visual objects, but represents a different approach than the display list. If you have ever dealt with XML in ActionScript, you probably used some of the DOM methods. In this article we will describe how to use the DOM and create basic HTML elements and effects. Next, we will shortly introduce you to the graphics and multimedia.