1,000 Chrome Experiments and counting...

Launched in 2009, Chrome Experiments was designed to inspire programmers by showcasing creative projects using HTML5 and JavaScript, beginning with just 19 experiments. Over the years, the platform has reached a significant milestone by hosting 1,000 experiments, including a special visualization of all past projects as Experiment #1000. The site, recently redesigned with Polymer to enhance mobile accessibility, allows users to explore experiments using various filters like WebGL, which gained popularity after its 2011 Chrome integration. Chrome Experiments has featured notable projects such as Mr.doob’s Ball Pool and Dinahmoe’s Plink, while also introducing mobile-compatible experiments at Google I/O in 2012. The platform has consistently evolved with emerging web technologies, such as getUserMedia and the Web Speech API, celebrating the innovative contributions of creative coders worldwide.