This is a JavaScript based dam-break problem simulator. Something I am studying as part of Advanced Hydraulics curriculum. It's basically just one equation relating x, t and depth y.
Wanted to make something tangible. So, I did this. Just for fun. Makes use of Chart.js and Web Worker. Web Worker script requires to be kept in a separate .js file. Chrome doesn't allow html files to access local filesystem so, open using Firefox or use the flag --allow-file-access-from-files while starting Chrome and then open the html file. Code
EDIT:
This is after I've realized what GitHub Pages is.
Live demo here
Corresponding repo here
Future updates, if any, will be made to the repo, not the Gist
Wanted to make something tangible. So, I did this. Just for fun. Makes use of Chart.js and Web Worker. Web Worker script requires to be kept in a separate .js file. Chrome doesn't allow html files to access local filesystem so, open using Firefox or use the flag --allow-file-access-from-files while starting Chrome and then open the html file. Code
This is after I've realized what GitHub Pages is.
Live demo here
Corresponding repo here
Future updates, if any, will be made to the repo, not the Gist
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