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Creating, Building, and Running a Simple Program in the Go Language
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Creating a Template-Driven Component in Angular
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Running Linux in a Virtual Machine using QEMU on Windows
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An Image Combiner in JavaScript
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Monthly Archives: June 2014
A Skeletal Animation Framework in JavaScript
The JavaScript program below builds on the code from a previous post to implement so-called “skeletal” or “skin-and-bones” animation of a three-dimensional mesh. To see it in action, copy it into an .html file and open that file in a … Continue reading
A Pac-Man Clone in JavaScript
The JavaScript code below implements a simple (and, frankly, unattractive) clone of the old arcade game Pac-Man. To see it in action, copy it into an .html file and open that file in a web browser that runs JavaScript. Or, … Continue reading
A Bejeweled Clone in JavaScript
The JavaScript code below implements a simple clone of the tile-matching game Bejeweled. To see it in action, copy it into an .html file and open that file in a web browser that runs JavaScript. Or, for an online version, … Continue reading
A GIF Image Viewer in JavaScript
The JavaScript code below, when run, will present a file upload button, which will allow you to select a .GIF file, upload it, and display it on the web page. To see it in action, copy it into an .html … Continue reading
A Sound Editor in HTML5 Using JavaScript
The JavaScript code below implements a sound editor in JavaScript. To see it in action, copy it into an .html file and open that file in a web browser that runs JavaScript. Or, for an online version, visit http://thiscouldbebetter.neocities.org/soundeditor.html. The … Continue reading
A Stock Ticker in JavaScript Using the Yahoo Finance API
The JavaScript below implements a simple stock ticker. To see it in action, copy it into an .html file, and open that file in a web browser that runs JavaScript. By default, the ticker starts off tracking a single stock, … Continue reading
Text Layout and Justification on an HTML5 Canvas
The JavaScript code below, when run, will automatically split a simple poem across three different rectangles on an HTML5 canvas, and render the justified text. To see it in action, copy it into an .html file and open that file … Continue reading
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