Jonathan McIntosh has created a biting, politically-charged video remix — and has developed an HTML5 video player that dynamically displays a layer of data referencing the original source materials as the video plays. This data-rich presentation uses Popcorn.js to parse information … Continue reading
Rorschmap, by James Bridle, gives you a kaleidoscope view of google maps. Look at your hometown in a whole new way! (And use the handy “Where am I?” link to know for sure that you are in your hometown, because … Continue reading
Ask MDN is a new initiative that I’m working on at Mozilla. It’s an event that will happen on Twitter for 1 hour each week, allowing developers like us to ask questions to a hand-picked panel of experts. Every week … Continue reading
The Origin of Mass is a gorgeous new WebGL demo from Aleksandar Rodic. Be sure to click anywhere on the page to generate new patterns!
I’d like to introduce you to Voronoi diagrams. Don’t fret, I’m not going to lecture you on the mind-numbing mathematics involved, explain Delaunay triangulation or waffle on about fields of coplanar points or circumcircles. I don’t understand any of that either. But what I do … Continue reading