
RaphaelJS
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Content
- Intro
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Code Examples
- Safari® Books Online
- How to Contact Us
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Introduction: Why Raphael is Great
- Inside Every Browser, an Artist
- Why Raphael?
- What About D3.js? I've Heard It's Better for Web Visualizations
- I'm Convinced. Let's Get Started.
- Chapter 2. Shapes
- Getting Raphael
- Initializing Raphael
- Drawing Things
- Basic Shapes
- Images
- Text
- Attributes
- Transformations
- Sets
- Case Study: Let's Make a Braille Generator
- The Data
- The Fun Part
- Reflections
- Final Thoughts: Seeing Things
- Chapter 3. Interaction
- Raphael Events: The Basics
- Removing Events
- Events and Sets
- Drag Events
- Better Dragging
- Dragging Sets
- Case Study: Let's Play Dominoes
- Final Thoughts
- Chapter 4. Paths: How to Make Custom Shapes and Curves
- Syntax
- Dressing Up Your Paths
- Relative paths
- Hopping Around
- Polygons
- Curves
- The A Command: Elliptical Curves
- The C Command: Cubic Bézier Curves
- Exotic Paths
- Case Study: Play Ball!
- Final Thoughts
- Chapter 5. Animations, Part One
- The Basics
- Getting There is Half the Fun
- Being There is the Other Half of the Fun
- Animating Paths
- Piecewise Animations
- Case Study: Metronome
- Wait, Aren't You Forgeting Something?
- Final Thoughts
- Chapter 6. Maps, Illustrations, and Other Artifacts
- Maps
- Importing SVGs Found in Nature
- Manipulating SVGs Found in Nature
- Adding Information
- Interlude: Raphael vs. D3
- Case Study: Paint by Numbers
- Chapter 7. Animations, Part Two
- Extending Raphael
- Adding Functions
- Adding Attributes
- Adding Methods
- Animating Along a Path
- Pause for Commentary
- Custom Easing Formulas
- Code Example: The Animated Solar System
- Chapter 8. Mobile, Global Variables, and Other Things That Hurt Less Than You Think
- Measuring the Container
- Raphael in Every Context
- Stealth Raphael
- Raphael Plus Require.js, Browserify, or Another AMD Framework
- RequireJS
- Browserify
- Final Thoughts: The Future of Raphael and You
- About the Author
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