The Experiments of Hakim
Hakim El Hattab, an interactive developer from Sweden, has created some really great HTML 5 experiments using javascript, the canvas element and some physics.
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Experiments with canvas
Ben Joffe shares some cool experiments with HTML 5 using the canvas element.
HTML5 port of Quake II game engine
Wow! A group of googlers developed a HTML 5 based port of id Software’s Quake II. So, we can play Quake II in a common web browser (well, just Safari and Chrome for now) without any plug-ins. You can read about the project on Google Web Toolkit Blog, watch a demo on YouTube or get the code on the project page on Google Code.
html5 laboratory
HTML5 Canvas Experiment
The guys at 9elements created a stunning little experiment which loads 100 tweets related to HTML5 and displays them using a javascript-based particle engine. Each particle represents a tweet – click on one of them and it’ll appear on the screen
. You can see it in action or read more about it in their blog.
The HTML 5 Experiments
Bruce Lawson, open web standards evangelist
from Opera, talks at O’Reilly’s OSCON 2009 conference about HTML 5: how it works in the real world and what works and what doesn’t in current browsers.