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This is a collection of various browser-based players that can perform John Cage's 4'33" composition. True to the original spirit, each player might cause an slightly different performance to take place, as each player slightly differs from the rest of players, but the end result is similar: you hear an interpretation of 4'33". Some players do very little overall. Some do a bit more of upfront…
store store cards is a website that allows you to store loyalty or membership cards to your device (usually a mobile phone). These cards have barcodes or QR codes of some sort which represent your membership number. You can use your device's camera to scan the barcode and create a 'virtual' card quickly. Please note: this is not a wallet app, and it does not deal with financial information of any…
This project simulates hardware devices that allow colour blind people to perceive colours by using their sense of hearing instead. It uses the device's camera to find the colour at the center of the image, and turns it into a music note, which is then played through the device speakers. This is all achieved by using Web technologies such as Web Audio and the Media Streams APIs; the data…
An interactive, generative and infinitely enjoyable bingo card experience for playing along when watching Eurovision. More info .
An experiment in glitching JPG files in real time. A base image is corrupted randomly at regular intervals and the results displayed on screen.
Use it in your parties. To keep your lap warm. Or just because what can be funnier than little loops of your face? Simple demo of WebRTC + getUserMedia + Animated_GIF.js . --- Here's the source code .
It came from a casual conversation: "each time I look at your avatar, I imagine it animated". Of course it didn't take long to convert Heather's avatar into an animated thingie... Here's the source code , just in case you want to check it out. It's basically Canvas + Tween.js .
Synchronising WebGL visuals to the output generated by sorollet.js , my JavaScript-based music synth. Made for DemoJS 2013 / Paris 28-30 June. ~~~ This is a port of an early 64K intro that I built in 2008 using the first version of Sorollet, which was written in C (you can read about that version here ). I wanted to watch it again but the binary version was for Mac G4's. I didn't have a Rosetta…
A for-fun and for-learning port of a GLSL dithering shader to WebGL, plus adding support for reading webcam images thanks to WebRTC. More info .
You can never have enough of animated GIFs. Specially if you can create them right in your browser thanks to the power of JavaScript and HTML5. GO ON , try it! More info .