A demo of the functionality can be found in one of paceville.com’s galleries. Just click the first thumbnail. Update: To see the full images one now has to be registered so the demo is not easily accessible anymore.... Read More
Update: Paceville.com is now online, where the effect described in this tutorial can be seen.... 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
Update: The final result can now bee seen in the VizReader RSS reader, and in the end I actually used Flare instead of Processing due to performance issues, having hundreds of links display at the same time was too much for Processing.... 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