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Interestingly enough, they did it with "pure" HTML/CSS, plus 2 images for the nodes & connections. I was a bit surprised that they didn't use canvas, which see

by zbanks 16y ago

Interestingly enough, they did it with "pure" HTML/CSS, plus 2 images for the nodes & connections. I was a bit surprised that they didn't use canvas, which seems to be all the rage these days. I'm assuming this implementation, however, works on IE.

StavrosK 16y ago
Are you telling me they didn't use JS? I know I should look at the source, but can't!
arnorhs 16y ago
They did use HTML/CSS for display/rendering of the buckyball, but they also did use Javascript for animation and interaction. Just to be clear.
- zbanks 16y ago
  Yes, sorry. I meant that they refrained from using canvas/svg/flash.