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Saturday, September 20, 2008 9 comments Mandelbrot in less than 128 bytes of DHTML Labels: javascript A while ago, Mathieu "p01" Henri rendered the initial Mandelbrot set in 137 bytes of JavaScript and HTML, getting it down to 133 bytes with a few tweaks but still a few bytes short of his 128 byte goal. Since fractals are groovy, I decided to make my own, trying to get it below that magic number.
WebGL Musical Solar System - Nihilogic
A solar system of dancing planets, made with JavaScript, WebGL and HTML5 audio. In my quest to get to know WebGL better, I've gradually been building my way up from the standard "paint one triangle" tests to more and more advanced things. Never having touched OpenGL before, this is all a nice learning experience for me and I can now render not only one but two triangles at once as well as cubes,
2008 - A Year of Awesome JavaScript - Nihilogic
Friday, January 2, 2009 5 comments 2008 - A Year of Awesome JavaScript Labels: elsewhere, javascript, misc 2008 has been just great, not least because of all the great stuff people have been doing with JavaScript, the new canvas element and the web in general. Browser vendors are now competing, trying to outdo each other in terms of JavaScript performance, leaving developers and end-users as winne
Nihilogic: Reading EXIF data with Javascript
Friday, May 9, 2008 22 comments Reading EXIF data with Javascript Labels: binary, exif, image, javascript Update: I've also posted a jQuery plugin that uses this library. An example of using GPS tags with Google maps has also been posted here. Inspired by a comment on Ajaxian, I killed another afternoon or two making a small library capable of reading EXIF data from JPEG images, figuring I would a
nihilogic: Super Mario in 14kB Javascript
Tuesday, April 8, 2008 224 comments Super Mario in 14kB Javascript Labels: games, javascript Here's an experiment in keeping things small and confined to one Javascript file. There are no external image files or anything, everything is rendered with Javascript using either canvas elements or old fashioned div-making tactics (for IE). The sprites are stored in custom encoded strings in a format tha
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