scripty2: for a more delicious web
scripty2 is now out in a preview alpha release, with cool demos and some of the nicest documentation any open source project has (we do know that's a bold statement!). In this release, the focus has been on the effects engine, with the UI parts still pending a rewrite (there will be a lot of really cool stuff coming for the UI part, but more about that later). As a bonus, the minified and gzipped
John Resig - Processing.js
As a sort-of reverse birthday present I've decided to release one of my largest projects, in recent memory. This is the project that I've been alluding to for quite some time now: I've ported the Processing visualization language to JavaScript, using the Canvas element. I've been working on this project, off-and-on now, for the past 7 months - it's been a fun, and quite rewarding, challenge. The f
Alastair Tse - liquidx
A design-conscious software-engineer who used to code for food and shelter, but now builds teams of smarter people who build amazing things. I care about #graphics, #design, #craft, #architecture, #typography, #photography, #dataviz, #ux, #japan and #mobile. I am currently an Engineering Manager on Google Maps, focused on opinions, imagery, design, and iOS. Previously at Google, I was the Engineer
Open-jACOB
Data exchange across multiple platforms is more crucial than ever in the era of integrations. Consider an online store without integrations. Your website would have to develop systems for managing user accounts, email subscriptions, payment processing, shipment, and other tasks in addition to managing product listings. It would be more effective to outsource these duties to other providers since t
v3ga — Julien Gachadoat
I have been exploring generative drawing for more than 20 years, creating unique art with algorithms. I work with the emergence of abstract form, combining monochrome, geometric shapes, playing with repetition and using random operations to generate an element of surprise. Developing my own tools of creation based on simple graphic rules, I use the computer - “this unique performer” (Vera Molnár)
Jason Harwig
ABOUT NEAR INFINITY AT NEAR INFINITY, we know software development. We serve a range of customers in the federal government as well as the commercial sector, specializing in the financial, intelligence and security industries. FAST Delivering great software, fast AGILE Using effective, customer-centric Agile development practices BEST Hiring only the most qualified and passionate technologists NEW
水面に反射するような効果を画像に加えるJavaScript「Reflection.js」
上記画像を見れば分かるように、水面やなめらかな金属などに映り込んだような効果を画像に簡単に持たせることができるようになります。わざわざ画像を加工するソフトウェアを起動する必要がなくなるというわけ。映り込みの度合いも調整可能です。 Internet Explorer 5.5以上、Firefox 1.5以上、Opera 9以上、Safariで動作する模様。 Reflection.js http://cow.neondragon.net/stuff/reflection/ 「class="reflect"」というのを加えるだけで基本的に利用可能になります。画像ごとに効果を加える必要がなくなるというのがメリットらしい。ブログのアバター画像などで使うことを主目的に開発されたらしいですが、そのほかにも何か面白いことができそうな気もする。 なお、上記サイトからWordpressやphpBB、vBulle
slayeroffice | gradient progress bar
This is a very simple DHTML trick that just moves a white div element one pixel to the left and reduces its width by one pixel to reveal a div beneath it with a gradient image set as its background-image. It's just running on an interval now for the purpose of demonstration, but could easily be tied into something like the Image Load Progress Bar. <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Trans
Ajaxian >> Onion Skinned Drop Shadows with JavaScript
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DrawingCanvas.js - クロスブラウザなベクタグラフィック描画ライブラリ - memo.xight.org
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