Quartz Composer uses a whole raft of technologies that JavaScript
simply doesn't have access to, so, in a word, 'no'.
If you're only interested in web-development, you should look
elsewhere, I'd say. WebGL is definitely worth investigating. Though
it's not widely-supported yet, it is cross-platform, unlike QC, and
offers the potential for GPU-accelerated animation and interaction in
a browser, which is pretty exciting. To my knowledge, there's no
equivalent of the Quartz Composer Editor application for creating
DHTML/WebGL applications for the web. There probably should be. You
can have that idea for free. Now make it ;)
a|x
On 9 Feb 2011, at 11:30, Alex Murton wrote:
is its possible to export my compositions as purely javascript, to
view, edit and incorparate into
safari based applications?
Alex
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