Everyone loves old school arcade games (if they say they don’t, they’re probably lying). The only real problem with them is that unless you’re Billy Mitchell it’s quite difficult to get away with finding an excuse to play them for … Continue reading
Coffee Physics is a promising lightweight 2D physics engine, by Justin Windle. With a name like that, it’s probably small surprise that it’s written in CoffeeScript. Down to the nitty gritty! Calculations are performed relative to a fixed time interval … Continue reading
Plink is a very original idea. It’s an online, collaborative, multiplayer music making toy made by Dinahmoe. It uses Node.js and WebSockets to create an multi-user “chatroom” but instead of entering text to have a chat, the interface generates music! … Continue reading
Aaron Koblin (@aaronkoblin) is no stranger to online crowd sourcing. With great works like The Sheep Market, Ten Thousand Cents and The Johnny Cash Project, Aaron has built up a solid reputation as a real visionary, not only in the tech … Continue reading
We explored creative uses of ASCII art a few months ago and again more recently, but we haven’t yet covered its lesser known and even more geeky cousin until now: ANSI art. ANSI art originates from the late ’80s and early ’90s, back … Continue reading