BananaBread is a 3D first person shooter that runs on the web. It takes the Cube 2: Sauerbraten engine, which is written in C++ and OpenGL, and compiles it using Emscripten into JavaScript and WebGL so that it can run in modern browsers using standards-based web APIs and without the need for plugins. Be amazed. …
Tag Archives: javascript
PNGStore – Embedding compressed CSS & JavaScript in PNGs
In the same series as the previously posted Suncalc 3D I’ve stumbled upon AirStrike, a JavaScript Flight Control clone that weighs less than 10kB (!). What’s so clever about this app is that the source is encoded into a .png, a technique that’s been around for quite a while as it turns out (2008!). Pretty …
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browserver — A node.js HTTP server, in your browser
Jumping the Hurdles with the Gamepad API
shp.js — JavaScript Shapefile Parser
jsconsole.com – JavaScript Command Line Tool and Remote Debugger
jsconsole.com is a simple JavaScript command line tool. However, it also provides the ability to bridge across to other browser windows to remotely control and debug that window – be it in another browser or another device altogether. Remote debugging is really simple: Invoke a :listen command at jsconsole.com to get a listener id returned …
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jQuery Knob
sigma.js — Web network visualization made easy
on{X} – Automate your life
on{X} lets you control and extend the capabilities of your Android phone using a JavaScript API to remotely program it. Kinda like ifttt but then based on actions that happen on your mobile: an SMS being received, a location being entered/left, a change in mode of transport (from car to walking), etc. A recipe like …
jQuery++
jQuery++ is a collection of extremely useful DOM helpers and special events for jQuery. jQuery++ is all about providing low-level utilities for things that jQuery doesn’t support. If Underscore is jQuery’s functional-programming tie, jQuery++ is jQuery’s bald-spot covering toupee. Some handy additions, yet I’m wondering why they provide an override of $.fn.animate() instead of pushing …