They are using CSS3 3d-transforms to create visual interfaces with good performance on modern browsers (including mobile). See:<p><a href="http://famo.us/" rel="nofollow">http://famo.us/</a><p>(BTW: It took me a while to figure out that if you close the dialog window, you can click the buttons at the bottom for more demo's.)<p>Unfortunately they are only using the webkit-prefixed properties, so their demo doesn't work in Firefox or IE. I'm guessing they wrote their demo a couple of years ago and never updated it.<p>There are some problems with CSS3 3d-transforms:
1) Text looks blurry, just look at the dialog window in the demo.
2) Some mobile devices (e.g. old iPads) have limited GPU memory. If you use too much (by setting 3d-transforms on large surfaces), the browser (or your app) will crash.<p>By the way, the answer to the question in the title is: No. And if they don't open source their code, they won't get a lot of traction.