If you’ve ever seen a Java applet in a web page, chances are it was only there for one purpose: to add a “rippling lake” effect to an image. Why Java never took off we’ll never know! But now, thankfully, we … Continue reading
The results of the 2012 js1k competition, “Love”, have been announced, with the winning entry going to the visually stunning Autumn Evening by Philip Buchanan. In case you missed our previous coverage (see related posts): [js1k] is a competition about … Continue reading
Rumour has it there’s a bit of an easter egg lurking in Nokia Maps. The kind that reveals an alien spaceship to fly around the map. A pretty fun one if you ask us! Type “we come in peace” in … Continue reading
There’s buzz aplenty across the interwebs with the launch of this new Mozilla game experiment: BrowserQuest. Summarised by Paul Rouget as “a tribute to classic video games with a multiplayer twist”, it certainly lives up to expectation. Made by French … Continue reading
Motion tracking demo by HTML5 Rocks Last week, Kevin gave us the lowdown on the exciting new getUserMedia device API coming to browsers in the near future, partly thanks to the WebRTC specification (the set of JavaScript APIs for Real Time Communication). I … Continue reading