Scrapbook
Ahh, the good old days. Here is a collection of things I coded when I was bored. Some of these went through a number of refactorings, while others were left relatively untouched for posterity.- Coral uses HTML5 canvas to simulate and render the recursive progression of attractors. I was enthralled by the beautiful flowing forms captured by de Jong's simple equations and sought to tinker around with it. It is one of the projects I keep coming back to as I learn better coding practices/techniques.
- Flounder/Futility was my foray into minimalist design and jQuery animations/transitions. I wrote the Tic-Tac-Toe clone as a single-day, single-file personal hackathon. You could tell from the source code that I wrote it back when XHTML1 was a thing...
- Nautilus is my JavaScript implementation of Djikstra's shortest-path algorithm. My puny high school self thought he was the sh*t when he could implement the algorithm in Java. Anyway, I like to reimplement things in different languages/styles as coding exercises.
