Good Evening,
Apologies - it's been a while. I am currently studying with the Open University and haven't got any spare time.
But on a brighter note, I won a PHP Coding competition with this entry.
Thanks WestHost
Mark
posted by Mark Willis
Archive for the ‘javascript’ Category
Apr
27
27
WestHost Competition Winner
posted by Mark Willis
Oct
28
28
Edit and test javascript online together
JS Bin is designed to help JavaScript and CSS coders test snippets of code, to some extent and debug the code together.
They allow you to enter and edit your javascript and include select js files (jquery, mootools, etc) and then save your work and receive a url that you can then send to your co-workers/friends for them to test and edit appropriatly.
It's a very simple yet effective tool which will provide helpful for other developers
posted by Mark Willis
Oct
12
12
Rendering HTML in Canvas
Although being in a very alpha stage James Urquhart has managed to render HTML inside a canvas tag. Currently the only tags supported are HTML, BODY, P, B, and SPAN.
View his demo for an example of whats to come.
Hopefully we will start to see canvas tags being rendered inside canvas tags.
The crazy world of HTML5 and canvas tags
posted by Mark Willis
Oct
01
01
HTML 5 – canvas tags
Paul Brunt has made a brilliant game using javascript and the new HTML 5 canvas tags. It's a brilliant example of whats to come in the new HTML 5 spec over the coming months.
More posts to come - time is sparse with my new baby boy and alot of work going on.
Will stay in touch
posted by Mark Willis
Sep
24
24
Liquid Image Effect in Javascript
Inspired by an old ActionScript effect. This lightweight (1.2kb minified and gzipped) cross browser javascript file is free of any other dependencies. It's 100% javascript too.
it sounds quite simple to achieve, take the end pixel and stretch it the length of a div, and repeat for the whole image.
You can give it a try here and here.
I will be implementing this feature on my site in the near future - I like it that much
posted by Mark Willis