ASCIIbrot is a simple Mandelbrot fractal generator running in terminal. It’s written in Go and it was designed to be ran on different platforms, however the linux based is the one on which it was tested.
Mandelbrot image renderer written in Go. It’s using Go’s concurrent and parallel programming feature called goroutines. The output is highly customizable and the rendered mandelbrot set color palette is very adaptive due to the various color palettes (these can be extended easily) and the interpolation algorithm used to blend these colors together.
Recently i started to study Go language, the shiny new programming language developed by Google. The general opinion about the language among developers was quite positive so i thought to give it a try.
The first question that may arise is what is Typescript? The answer is: Typescript is a superset of JavaScript which compiles to JavaScript at runtime, all while maintaining your existing code and using the existing libraries.
There are some quite well known procedural textures generation algorithms used in graphic industry: Voronoi, Perlin noise, simplex noise (a lightweight variation of Perlin noise), reaction-diffusion systems like Turing pattern etc. In this experiment i will implement the Worley noise in Javascript.
This Flash experiment was inspired by a thoroughly explained article about what has been generally known as Turing Pattern.
