The Mandelbrot set in JavaScript
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The Mandelbrot set in JavaScript
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Re: The Mandelbrot set in JavaScript
#2a fractal is much more fun when you can zoom
http://calvinmetcalf.github.io/leaflet-fractal/#255/-0.37/0....
course that's MUCH more then 25 lines
Re: The Mandelbrot set in JavaScript
#3First code example is missing a closing brace on the innermost for loop.
Re: The Mandelbrot set in JavaScript
#4Related:
an interactive (zoomable) HTML/JS mandelbrot with detailed (but not long) source code + a super tiny (200 bytes) Mandelbrot tracer: https://github.com/xem/miniMandelbrot
Also related:
ASCII Mandelbrot (111b): http://www.p01.org/128b_mandelbrot/
Re: The Mandelbrot set in JavaScript
#5What does this title mean? Why 51? Looks like a simple Mandelbrot set in Javascript.
Re: The Mandelbrot set in JavaScript
#6Where are the other 50?
Re: The Mandelbrot set in JavaScript
#7Where are the other 50?
We changed the title from "51 Fractals – tutorial (only 25 lines of code)".
Re: The Mandelbrot set in JavaScript
#8The next step is smooth coloring. I've written a post explaining it here: https://csl.name/post/mandelbrot-rendering/
The js code can be tested on https://csl.name/mandelbrot
Re: The Mandelbrot set in JavaScript
#9First code example is missing a closing brace on the innermost for loop.
I corrected it now. Thanks for the good catch!
Re: The Mandelbrot set in JavaScript
#10Related: an interactive (zoomable) HTML/JS mandelbrot with detailed (but not long) source code + a super tiny (200 bytes) Mandelbrot tracer: https://github.com/xem/miniMandelbrot Also related: ASCII Mandelbrot (111b): http://www.p01.org/128b_mandelbrot/
Wow, I'm impressed! This takes coding to a whole new level...