although it is a toy, i made a tiny page with Processing.js and the DashCode.
it runs on the safari of Mac and iPhone.
http://www.geocities.jp/classiclll/iProcessing/index.html

In response to DougNukem on another thread (now locked) when he asked:  "Has anyone tried to actually feed in AJAX or JSON data into the processingJS canvas?"

The answer is yes. I export shapes from Blender and load then animate them in the Canvas using Processing.JS. I also use AJAX to load Processing scripts and chain Processing scripts.

If you want to check some of this out, you can see it working at: http://hyper-metrix.com/processing/docs/

And in response to Irag who said: "I'm not sure that this benefit in itself would elicit the response that we're seeing."

I have worked as a freelance web developer/designer for some time, and there is a definite trend towards using JavaScript instead of Flash for most basic applications and interfaces. If you use jQuery or MooTools on a daily basis you will be well aware of this.

In my experience it has not just been web developers pushing this, but clients asking for sites that animate without Flash. Because people see it can be done without Plugins... they want it for their site because more people have JavaScript enabled than have Flash installed. When your company is selling something to potentially millions of people... the numbers of who has what installed become very important.

One example is a MooTools / jQuery gallery I made for a Yachting Company: http://www.fraseryachts.com/Charter/charter_gallery.aspx?YachtID=Y7414_MC

So... now that Processing.JS is available... I have the ability to offer my clients very custom web interface elements such as animated dials, meters and animations that do not require Flash.

This is why the response is so high in the web development community, it offers the world's primary information source: The Web, the ability to break the mold of OS-based interfaces and plug-ins, while using a well-documented and easy to understand language; that still offers the transparency that is traditional in web-based documents.

It is a Genius move for web development.

th0m, this is an awesome tool.  Would you consider enlarging the canvas somewhat, like to 800x800 or bigger?

Thanks for sharing!