• The Blob February 2013

    A loveable blob built on some simple physics. Grab eye, drag it around.

    • Canvas
    • Physics
    • Emotions
  • Entropy October 2012

    Partial JavaScript implementation of the esoteric progamming language entropy.

    • Esolang
  • CSS Zoetrope September 2011

    Bridging old school moving pictures with new school CSS animation.

    • CSS3
  • CSS3-D Clock March 2011

    A fully 3D clock implemented using nothing but divs and CSS3 3D-transforms.

    • CSS3
  • Type Rain February 2011

    A little rain simulation built using DIVS and CSS Transforms.

    • CSS3
    • Physics
  • Mobeh Dick October 2010

    A goofy experiment in which me and the girlfriend translated the first chapter of Moby Dick into internet-speak.

    • Audio
    • lolwut?
  • Walking With CSS October 2010

    A fully animated figure (myself) using nothing by CSS animations.

    • CSS3
  • Sudoku Solver July 2010

    A nifty solver that uses simple human strategies to solve sudokus.

  • Simple Fractals May 2010

    An experiment in which I really just wanted to play with drawing recursive objects.

    • Canvas
    • Maths
  • Something A Day January 2010

    For an entire year I tried writting down one "interesting" thing every single day.

    • Rails
  • Cloth Simulation August 2009

    An elegant cloth simulation built on top of the HTML5 Canvas element.

    • Canvas
    • Physics
  • Numbers to Words June 2009

    Silly experiment that converts just about any integer into words in only 8 lines of code.

    • Hand Minification
  • Particle System April 2009

    A simple N-Body particle simulation.

    • Canvas
    • Physics
    • Maths
  • Drip Sessions February 2009

    An early experiment trying to mimic grafitti using HTML5 Canvas.

    • Canvas
  • Robotic Arm December 2008

    My first venture into the word of JS and Canvas. The code is awful. The experiment is buggy. I like to keep this one around just for sentimental reasons.

    • Canvas
    • Maths

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