So I decided to mix up an old project, which I was almost about to migrate to GitHub but it’s still on Google Code (http://code.google.com/p/datastore-service/) which was basically a free service that allows easy prototyping of things by providing basic persistence (using JSONP). So I mixed it up with the Ajax Animator Standalone Player, so the Google Wave version of the ajax animator will have a Publish button which will upload things to a server and give you a shareable URL Such as http://antimatter15.com/ajaxanimator/player/player.htm?1e025941543678 while it would be great if a) the URL was shorter and b) the URL was more customizable, it works basically.

I’ve created an animation player. It works with all ajax animator animations, and when compressed is a mere 3kb (which I believe is lower than OnlyPath Viewer).

It is built using the very same sources of the Ajax Animator, the whole purpose of all those *_core.js files. It uses the files Ext.ux.clone.js, op_view.js, svgrenderer_mini.js, vmlrenderer_mini.js, wrapper_core.js, view_wrapper.js, and tween_core.js.

svgrenderer_mini.js when compressed is just over 1.1kb and same is for vmlrenderer_mini.js

I’m on my linux development environment now, so I haven’t tested it in IE, but it will 100% fail, as the rendering engines is not detected and it uses SVGRenderer always.

See it in action here: http://ajaxanimator.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ajaxanimator/html/player.htm