PixiJS Integrations

The world's most powerful imaging and graphic design software is at heart of almost every creative project. This includes photo editing and compositing, digital painting, animation and graphic design. You can now use the power of Photoshop on your iPad and desktop to create whatever you want. Our professional photography tools make it simple to edit everyday images or create complete image transformations on both desktop and iPad. You can crop, remove objects, retouch and combine photos. You can play with color and effects. Reimagine the art and beauty of photography. Photoshop is the perfect tool for all your design projects, including packaging, banners and websites. Combining photos and text can create new images. You can create unlimited layers and masks. Paint with brushes that you can control with a stylus or touch on the iPad. You can start on your iPad and finish on the desktop. Your work is automatically saved to cloud and your PSDs remain the same no matter where you're located. Adobe extends Photoshop to the web for sharing, reviewing, and light editing of Photoshop cloud documents (.psdc). Collaborators can open and view your work in the browser, provide feedback, and make basic edits without downloading the app.

Mobile apps with HTML, CSS & JS. Multiple platforms can be targeted with the same code base. Open source and free. Reusable code across platforms, support for offline scenarios, access native device APIs. Cordova command-line runs in Node.js. It is also available on NPM. To install additional platform dependencies, follow platform-specific guides. Use the command-line tool to create a Cordova project from scratch. Navigate to the directory in which you want to create your project, and then type cordova create<path>. Navigate to the project directory after creating a Cordova Project. You will need to add the platform to which your app is to be built from the project directory. Cordova wraps your HTML/JavaScript application into a native container that can access the device functions on multiple platforms. These functions are exposed via a single JavaScript API that allows you to write one set of code that targets almost every tablet or phone on the market and publish to their app store.</path>

OpenGL ES for Web. WebGL is a cross platform, royalty-free web standard that provides a low-level 3D graphics API based upon OpenGL ES. It is exposed to ECMAScript via HTML5 Canvas. WebGL is a Shader-based API that uses GLSL. Developers who are familiar with OpenGL ES 2.0 can recognize it as a Shader API using GLSL. It has constructs that are semantically identical to the underlying OpenGL ES API. It is very similar to the OpenGL ES specification with some concessions for what developers want from memory-managed languages like JavaScript. WebGL 1.0 exposes OpenGL ES 2.0 features; WebGL 2.0 exposes OpenGL ES 3.0 API. WebGL provides plugin-free 3D for the web. It is integrated directly into the browser. The WebGL Working Group includes major browser vendors Apple (Safari), Google Chrome, Microsoft (Edge), Mozilla (Firefox), and Microsoft (Edge). Google Groups and StackOverflow discussions about developing with WebGL.