Implementing a Service Worker
Progressive web apps and Service Workers are the next big thing. Time to have a play with some tech!
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A visualisation experiment using SoundCloud, Backbone.js, three.js and node.js
A code competition is always a good reason to have an experiment with some new technology.
Writing efficient CSS selectors
With browsers getting faster all the time it's a good idea to remember that not everyone uses them. Writing efficient code is key to maximising device accessibility.
Design for Developers
Design is hard! Well it is for me anyway. Here's a brilliant slideshow for developers to point you in the right direction.
Embracing Git for version control
Who would have thought version control could be so easy and fun? It can be with Git!
dat.gui - controller library for JavaScript
Building a demo in JavaScript? Then you really need to start using the dat.gui library. It takes the hassle out of controlling your variables.
Back to my desk (down under)
As anyone who has worked on the web knows, a lot can change in three months. Time to get back to work and catch up with the latest goings on.
There ain't no party like a DemoJS party
What can be more fun than some cutting edge web technology and a bunch of people who love to create interesting demos!
A little bit of MicroJS
For some projects you may not need a fully featured JavaScript library. But what are the alternatives?
Chrome Developer Tools at Google IO 2011
As a long time user of Firebug for Firefox, Google Chrome's Developer Tools are making me think about changing my debug tool!
The Sieve of Eratosthenes
Having fun with a little bit of prime hunting and JavaScript. Maths geek for the win!
Creating 3D trees with some
Everyone love trees. What about a few virtual trees created using some JavaScript goodness?
Fractal magic with WebGL
When you cross fractals with WebGL you're sure to catch my attention. Fractal Lab is a work of art!
The developing WebGL demoscene
Cool graphics in the browser, the demoscene has woken up to WebGL. Bring on the amazing demos!
Human History in 100 Seconds
What happens when you visualise 424,000 Wikipedia articles? A bloody good visualisation, that's what!
Google Fractalmaps
Google Labs hard at work on a particular interest of mine, fractal rendering.
Alteredq: A WebGL Ninja
WebGL really is starting to take off now that more browser support is being added. There are some very impressive demos out there.
Game On London 2010
Mozilla Labs and Six to Start put on a great evening event in Shoreditch dedicated to the future of Open Web Gaming.
Animating the Euler Spiral
A small experiment showing how the Cornu spiral changes as you vary different properties. Animated with lots of lovely particles, thanks to three.js.
Periodic Mashup
The web is becoming very exciting at the moment. Come up with an interesting idea and just build it. Open data is the future!
Full Frontal 2010
After attending Full Frontal 2009 I didn't want to miss out on this great conference in 2010.
The beauty of the Mandelbrot set
The Mandelbrot set seems to pop up everywhere as it's without a doubt the most famous fractal. So heres a video.
Visualising Subversion with Gource
Subversion is usually quite boring; why not add a little bit of Gource to make it a little more interesting!
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