Alice.js: A JavaScript library for hardware accelerated effects.

Alice.js is a small Javascript library to that makes it easy to generate hardware-accelerated 3D effects on HTML DOM elements in Javascript such as bouncing, flipping. As these effects are well supported on Webkit and iOS, this could be an interesting for touch-related game development on mobile. Check out the demos


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