Can jQuery and Three.js play nice together?
This Jaanga cookbook section contains sample examples for building code based on using jQuery and Three.js.
The source code for the examples is available at: github.com/jaanga/cookbook/j3qUE/r1/
Derivation of the name: j3qUE = jQuery + Three.js + User Experience
See also the related post on jaanga.com
j3qUE minimum is the most minimum code that gets both working together
j3qUE interactive is the minimum code plus sliders plus communication/interaction between jQuery and Three.js
Accessing jQuery code from within Three.js, use: #.parent.
Accessing Three.js code from within jQuery, use: .contentWindow
Select a different jQuery UI theme.
jQuery Theme:
jQuery is a multi-browser JavaScript library designed to simplify the client-side scripting of HTML. jQuery UI is a JavaScript library that provides abstractions for low-level interaction, animation, advanced effects, high-level themeable widgets, is built on top of the jQuery JavaScript library and is used to build interactive web applications. Both libraries are free, open source software, licensed under the MIT License.
Jaanga oSome Globe uses both these libraries to create the user experience components of the app.
In particular, Jaanga oSome Globe provides access to 25 sample themes hosted on the jQuery UI web site.
Each time the theme is updated, a fresh URL is created which can be used as a permalink to save the theme selection for future use. Further revisions of Jaanga oSome Globe will provide further features that may be saved as part of the permalink feature.
A nice benefit of the permalink concept is that your choices may be saved and shared without cookies being saved to your computer.
Copyright © 2013 Jaanga authors
All software and documentation in this repository is available under the MIT license.
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The JavaScript DOM
All coding and testing is on currently carried out on Google Chrome only. Other browsers may have even more issues.