Demo here.... Read More

Let’s begin with taking stock of where we stand at the moment. ... Read More

Update: Paceville.com is now online. The functionality of this article can be seen in people’s profiles, for instance here.... Read More

I’ve just reached what could be called level 1 in my Processing.js explorations. I’ve managed to setup SVG fonts and load them to draw text. I’ve also managed to use Processing only through the JavaScript API, not the language itself and that is a good thing in my mind. I rather do this API style, I am for instance able to load JSON and use jQuery without any fuss this way.... Read More

At the moment I’m parsing a lot of RSS/Atom XML, I just came across a date looking like this: 3/23/2009, how lovely, no padding.... Read More

I just implemented fetching and displaying one’s Twitter feed in my feed reader (that I will be inviting people to use when/if I ever feel like it’s finished).... Read More

This piece will build on the prior piece, this time we’ll take a look at how we can implement quick and dirty AJAX, using the very same class we went through in the prior tutorial.... Read More

The other day I was searching for some Javascript that could output objects and stuff in a similar fashion to PHP’s print_r function, with indentation and all. In the end I ended up combining two different scripts, a simple one that focuses mostly on the presentation, and one that focuses more on the true recursiveness that is required.... Read More

In an earlier article I spoke about changing the stage size based on the URL of the page that loads the ShockWave.

Well as it turns out the simple approach I outline there won’t work in IE7 for some reason (no don’t ask me why, I didn’t find any explanation no matter how much googling I did).... Read More

Changing the stage size can’t really be done in a pure sense just with AS, unfortunately.... Read More