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NBC posted a powerful image of St. Peter’s Square showing how different things looked in 2005 when Pope Benedict was chosen from the new world of 2013 with Pope Francis: My guess is that in 10-20 years when the next Pope is chosen, Google Glass and other similar products will make the screens disappear.
JavaScript Doesn’t Support Properties When I first created MediaElement.js a few years ago, I wanted to make a JavaScript object that fully mimicked the HTML5 Media API, but under the hood it might have a true <video> tag or a Flash object doing the rendering. The problem I quickly found was that the <video> tag has several properties like .src and .volume that can’t be replicated since JavaScript
HTML5 Video Wrapper for YouTube and Vimeo API – MediaElement.js YouTube and Vimeo APIs YouTube and Vimeo have nice APIs to allow JavaScript developers to control the playback of embedded content (oh, and YouTube has a new design). They’ve also updated the APIs to use the newer <iframe> embed style instead requiring <object><embed> flash tags. But as powerful as those APIs are, they are not consist
HTML5 <video> is great, but when it was first released, one of the big complaints was that it couldn’t do true FullScreen like Flash. Thankfully, this is changing and native FullScreen support is coming to most browsers in the next few months (no word from the Internet Explorer team Update on IE below #5)) The API is still heavily in flux especially since the W3C joined in this week. I spent some
Update: Please note, this a Firefox-only, totally experimental "fun" project, not meant for real world use 🙂 I'm putting together a tutorial for making 3D panoramas using Papervision3D (example) and I though I would release some pretty pointless JavaScript code I wrote a while back that attempts to make a panorama using just JavaScript. Here's how it works: it creates a series of div columns, and
Demo Download Update: Many people have noted “it looks like [picker X]” and they are right: there are tons of pickers out there (I listed a few in the original post). The main difference in mine is that it has all 6 picking options (H,S,V,R,G,B) not just Hue. I haven’t seen one that does that and this is a fun way of showing what JavaScript can do. —– There are a lot of nice JavaScript color picke
Photoshop-like JavaScript Color Picker This color picker mimics Photoshop color picker by layering transparent images.
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