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How JavaScript Works: the evolution of graphics

In this article, we will look at the fascinating evolution of graphics in browsers from the prehistoric days of the early browsers. We will start with simple images and make our way to the vast graphics offerings of modern browsers. Along the way, we will meet long-forgotten friends like Java Applets and ActiveX controls as well as newer friends like SVG, HTML 5 Canvas, and WebGL. Let’s get started with some historical perspective.

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https://blog.sessionstack.com/how-javascript-works-the-evolution-of-graphics-500e0eb764a0

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