A beautiful fractal zoomer, directly in our web browser (github.com)

shameless plug for a similar thing [1] I helped with a while ago, it uses a mapping library so I didn't have to reinvent anything, my fork [2] lets you fiddle with the julia set parameters

1. http://aparshin.github.io/leaflet-fractal/#julia_0.750.11i/2... 2. http://calvinmetcalf.github.io/leaflet-fractal/#500/-0.37/0....

Very nice.

In case you're interested in something less nice, but 3D, see:

http://www.alsonkemp.com/geekery/webgl-fractals/

Or:

http://d1r5286bar8cf9.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/web-...

No keyboard navigation? Not everyone has scrollwheels.

"Cannot zoom further."

That's a bit ironic. Otherwise, very nice!

Oooo, very pretty.

The one is also fun to play with (3d fractals): http://hirnsohle.de/test/fractalLab/

Gonna toss another into the mix: http://firefractal.com/

No color cycling? That's like Fractals 101...

Why is it scroll down to zoom in? The standard behavior is to scroll up to zoom in.

Pretty rough on somebody with a Thinkpad 3-button trackpoint, maybe use +- or [] or something to zoom in and out.

What I find amazing is how fast this is. I didn't realize that JS got the point when you can do things like this.

I've spent literally hours exploring Frax for iOS. The images are incredible: http://fract.al/

Unfortunately this is very slow. Compared to proper native implementation of course.

Was a little touchy on a MBP, but great job.

... uh... "beautiful"???? the frame rate is terrible, blocks and glitches everywhere. zooming isn't smooth or intuitive, and just before you get into the interesting parts, "cannot zoom any further".

this is a pile of shit and you should delete it.

FractalJS can also be embedded in other web pages: http://solendil.github.io/fractaljs/embed.html