A beautiful fractal zoomer, directly in our web browser

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....

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

"Cannot zoom further."

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

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-...

Oooo, very pretty.

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

No keyboard navigation? Not everyone has scrollwheels.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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