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lab Sticky Thing Touch Sticky Thing iPhone Experiments Space Noodles Liquid Particles 3D The particles trapped in a wormhole discoball. Takes some practice to control. Launch06-2010 Comparison Technical study, comparing rendering performance. Overview04-2010 Liquid Particles Hello, Just a quick note, since you seem to be using a mobile device: Not all projects here are actually optimised for mobiles.

Daniel Puhe, Interactive/Motion About A love for cutting-edge interactive experiences, background in communication design. Likes things that look gorgeous, behave nicely and make sense. Specialities: HTML5 development, focus on microsites, games, playful applications Advanced JavaScript, OOP, patterns and frameworks where appropriate Animation, code-driven and timeline Skills: Long-term experience in both human-computer- and human-human-interaction Lateral thinking, good problem solving skills Teamplayer, able to have fun working while maintaining a high level of professionalism Past & present 2007–presentFreelance developer based in LondonProjects for Alfa Romeo, ASOS, British Airways, Cartoon Network, Levi's, Nissan, Orange, Samsung 2005–2007Freelance developer based in Essen/GermanyProjects for Deutsche Telekom, Electronic Arts, Vodafone, Mercedes-Benz, Zeec 2001–2005Head of Interactive, Zwobakk/GermanySmall studio, wearing many hats, Flash, design, concepts, team management Education

The l33t Surfer The l33t Surfer Welcome to the l33t web. To start surfing the l33t way click on one of our starting portals or enter an URL below. The l33t surfer is known to break some HTML-pages. This is mostly due to bad HTML-coding (A real ugly thing is not to enclose URLs on HREFs with quotation marks, like slashdot does on its "cool links"-section.) or Perl-coding (on my side). You may escape the l33t web by using a form or entering a new URL in the location-field of your browser. Many people were interested in getting their hands on the script source codes. Download the current source codes here. If you download the source codes and install them somewhere I would be very happy, if you could send me the URL of the script so that I can include it in the mirror list above.

Vintage Ad Browser peter blaskovic | escape motions BallDroppings jtnimoy: The Work of Josh Nimoy Experimental Gameplay Project Aleph Null: Color Music -- Jim Andrews Jim Andrews: concept, programming, design Jan Odvárko: color-picker Thanks to Regina Célia Pinto, David Jhave Johnston, Ted Warnell, Maarten van Emden, Christine Wilks of JSArt, and the British and Irish Poets List--especially David Bircumshaw--for feedback during dev. Aleph Null is my first piece with the new HTML 5 canvas tag which requires no plugins and works in all modern browsers, including mobile phones. It's exciting to have such a canvas to work/play with in a public technology that is not at the mercy of a corporation's business plan or its continued existence. Such must be the future for net art; it isn't feasible to rely on corporations to support tools indefinitely, whereas technologies developed in the public sphere stand more of a chance of at least achieving their logical growth and form from their potential. Aleph Null is color music. Here is a slidvid of Aleph Null stills. In particular, Ben F. ERASE: The 'e' key erases the canvas and changes the path the shape follows.

Aleph Null: Color Music -- Jim Andrews Jim Andrews: concept, programming, design Jan Odvárko: color-picker Thanks to Regina Célia Pinto, David Jhave Johnston, Ted Warnell, Maarten van Emden, Christine Wilks of JSArt, and the British and Irish Poets List--especially David Bircumshaw--for feedback during dev. Aleph Null is my first piece with the new HTML 5 canvas tag which requires no plugins and works in all modern browsers, including mobile phones. It's exciting to have such a canvas to work/play with in a public technology that is not at the mercy of a corporation's business plan or its continued existence. Such must be the future for net art; it isn't feasible to rely on corporations to support tools indefinitely, whereas technologies developed in the public sphere stand more of a chance of at least achieving their logical growth and form from their potential. Aleph Null is color music. Here is a slidvid of Aleph Null stills. In particular, Ben F. ERASE: The 'e' key erases the canvas and changes the path the shape follows.

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