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- Aug 17 2010
Webkit Radial Gradients
I started to play around with the inset value of the CSS3 box-shadow property over at boaz.se/nder/s.miscellaneous/i-<3-inset after maxvoltar posted about it. I started working with the CSS3 gradient property to achieve the effect reproduced here, and I ran into some serious syntax confusion. Whereas Gecko offers a terse verbose syntax for radial gradients, Webkit […]
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- Aug 10 2010
jQuery Twitter Search Feed
I wrote a dead simple twitter search API implementation with jQuery for bocoup.com yesterday. Everything is explained in the comments. Hopefully this script helps you implement your own twitter feed. You can see the live demo running off to the right. jQuery.twitterFeed.js $(function(){ // Get the JSON of your twitter search, it helps to format […]
Continue ReadingjQuery Twitter Search Feed - Jul 15 2010
Javascript Typed Arrays: Method Support
Al MacDonald recently posted http://stage1.bocoup.com/blog/javascript-typed-arrays – which is an interesting look at the benchmarkable speed differences between FireFox 4’s Float32Array constructor and the traditional Array constructor. As expected, the Typed Arrays are definitively faster due entirely to native optimization: they only allow integer or floating point numbers (respectively to their Int or Float prefix); additionally […]
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- Jul 15 2010
Record Terminal Output to .txt File
Today I came across that annoying situation where you build something that throws an error, but the build process spits out so much text to your terminal, that the error is lost. The terminal can only hold so-much text in memory. So what to do? Record the terminal output to a text file: ls> output.txt […]
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- Jul 14 2010
JavaScript Typed Arrays
You probably know by now that JavaScript is getting a lot of upgrades at the moment. One of the upgrades that WebGL is bringing along for the ride is JavaScript Typed Arrays. A JavaScript Typed Array is very quick! It exists as a fixed block of memory that can be accessed with JavaScript, where as […]
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- Jul 07 2010
Popcorn.js Walkthrough
Popcorn.js, which I wrote about recently, is an infant javascript library that allows film makers to better showcase their videos on the web using html5’s video element. Using popcorn, directors can incorporating social media and integrate several features such as subtitles and credits that may be beneficial in the context of the web. Although typically, […]
Continue ReadingPopcorn.js Walkthrough - Jul 04 2010
Popcorn.js
Bocoup, being enormously generous, gave me this week off to work on the open source project Popcorn.js at Mozilla, Toronto. Popcorn.js is sponsored by Web Made Movies, Mozilla’s Open Video Lab, a Mozilla Drumbeat project. Popcorn will allow film makers to do a lot of cool stuff with html5 <video> such as adding credits, subtitles, […]
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- Jun 25 2010
Canvas in IE9…Too Good To Be True?
Contents What a Difference a Day MakesTesting Processing.jsWhat Works & What SucksFeature TestsComparing SpeedBugs Submitted & Re-OpenedConclusion What a Difference a Day Makes If you have not yet heard the big news, Internet Explorer 9 is shipping with Canvas support! Also with the Video and Audio tags, WOFF Fonts and tons other other HTML5 goodness. […]
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- Jun 21 2010
Alternate x axis Intervals In g.raphaël.js linechart()
Use the code below to try out everything that I talk about in this post, and check out the live demo over on code.bocoup.com. modified-x-axis-intervals-and-labels.js //based on the source of http://g.raphaeljs.com/linechart.html var options = { axis: “0 0 1 1”, // Where to put the labels (trbl) axisxstep: 16 // How many x interval labels […]
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- Jun 21 2010
Javascript Web Workers: Chrome 5+ supports new SharedWorker()
In my excitement and haste upon discovering new SharedWorker() support in the Opera 10.60 Beta, I neglected to snoop around the window object of my two favorites, Chrome 5+ and FireFox 3.6+ … WHOOPS! If I had done so, I would’ve discovered, as I did just now, that Chrome 5+ ALSO supports new SharedWorker(). Of […]
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