Sometimes a really small page written to test an idea turns out pretty cool. These are those pages.
I needed a way to wrap to child-task elements around parent-task elements at work ina n SVG documented and needed to double check my math.
There were multiple copies of the same albums in my music library. In an attempt to compute the "true" dynamic range of the various copies I wanted to apply an equal loudness curve before analysis the frequency spectrum. I could not find a straightfoward way to get an equal loudlness function so I computed it based on the various diagrams I found online.
Sample page for a friend to show pixel access in images through the canvas element.
Simulate scale speeds using fast scrolling and motion blur.
Try to create a sensation of speed using multiple scroll layers with exciting music.
Motion blur in canvas and compositing operations.
Show a camera that more naturally "looks-at" something smoothly by attaching a spring to the camera location and target.
Another attempt at angular to make interactive page to render a buddabrot.
After a very long hiatus from web work, I decided to play with Angular as the JS framework de jour and new-to-me html5 canvas element.
With a trip looming I needed a way to drill Japanese alphabets into my brain.
Simple tool to help me learn the guitar fingerboard.