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Jaanga

Your 3D happy place. And, btw, we're using browserstack to help with testing our scripts on all sorts of devices

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Concept

Jaanga.github.io is a GitHub organization with source code at github.com/jaanga.

The name 'Jaanga' was chosen for this effort because it sounds jazzy, it is short and search results indicate uniqueness. Similarly the concept of Jaanga is to be a place to help you write software that is fun, easy and gets things done.

Mission

  • To supply scripts that are useful, written in code that is simple to understand
  • To help people get into science, technology, engineering and math (STEM )
  • To help designers, engineers, scientists - non-programmers - create new types of domain-specific apps
  • To utilize the new technologies being made available in browsers to create new visual and aural interactions
  • To supply all code as free open source software( FOSS )
  • To visualize everything in 3D

Vision

  • So much of what people do is informed by the tradition of paper. Let's disrupt some of those notions
  • Let's make magic happen - and also know what's happening behind the curtain

Projects

Years indicate latest date when significant effort was made

Demo

Links to just the good stuff - nothing more - the collection of fun scripts - built to work on your mobile device. 2015

Outer Space

Explore the surfaces of the Moon and Mars in 3D - and much more Gigabytes of formerly quite difficult to access digital elevation data transformed into CORS-enable PNG heightmap files. 2015

SP500

2015
  • All 500 stocks all at once in 3D with frequent updates
  • Access web resources in real-time

    • algeSurf

    2015
  • Mathematics with a 3D perspective

    • Terrain R2

    2015
  • In the mi[d]st of a complete reconstruction.

    • Gestification R3

  • Gestification R2 2015 / Gestification 2013
  • Work that involves Three.js and the Leap Motion device.

    • Cookbook Three.js

  • Lots of templates, utilities and viewers for Three.js

    • Cookbook HTML

  • Templates and code snippets for doing stuff with JavaScript and HTML

    • Cookbook

  • Various and sundry code cookbook projects and files used for presentations or in blog posts.

    • Urdacha

    2011
  • Entry for the Swiss Center _Urban Data Challenge_ in 2013.

    • The Brain of Richard

    2012
  • 3D compilations of hundreds of 2D scanned MRI images.

    • Tutorials

    2015
  • Lessons to help you learn how to design things using Three.js

    • Spin-Offs

    WikiHouse

    2015
  • WikiHouse is an open source building system. Many designers, collaborating to make it simple for everyone to design, print and assemble beautiful, low-energy homes, customised to their needs.

    • OpenDesk

    2015
  • Fit out your workspace with open furniture, designed to be made locally anywhere in the world.

    • vA3C

    2014
  • Visualize your Architecture, Engineering, Construction (AEC) Building Models on any web browser using Three.js.
  • This project was developed at the AEC Technology Symposium + Hackathon in New York City May 2014.

    • FGx

    2014
  • FGx creates open source projects for FlightGear - the open-source, multi-platform, cooperative flight simulator development project.

    • SoundViz

    2014
  • Translate numeric sound data in ASCII format to 3D animations viewable in your browser
  • Data from Dr Michele Ducceschi's research on wave turbulence in elastic plates

    • aTechathon

    2014
  • Investigate walls, floors and openings on various terrains
  • Can a dialectic between code and brain create designs that neither could create without the other?

    • aeChack

    2013
  • The web site for Team aeCkack's high energy entry to the AEC Hackathon held at Facebook HQ in Menlo Park CA, November 8-10, 2013.
  • The team entry was a winner. Then again, so were all the entries from the other half dozen teams.

    • GRE Question of the Day

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