Hi everyone. I made this tool for #procjam and it turned out better then I could have hoped. Try it out and post a link to something you made here! Here are a few I've been working on......
Hi everyone. I made this tool for #procjam and it turned out better then I could have hoped. Try it out and post a link to something you made here!
Thank you, yes, I share similar feelings about the state of most javascript code. I am actually a bit of an expert in new field/movement that I call 'tiny code' that I have been practicing all...
Thank you, yes, I share similar feelings about the state of most javascript code. I am actually a bit of an expert in new field/movement that I call 'tiny code' that I have been practicing all year. We try to write code as simple and small as possible.
If you load up the zzart website again, it should have stored it on your phone. It always keeps the last generated program in memory. You can also hit the floppy disk button to save an image. I haven't focused as much on the mobile side, but I'm amazed at how well it works on there. That's why I went with GLSL 1.0
I haven't gotten into electron or TypeScript yet, but I am excited to dive in soon. So far I've mostly spent the past 6 months trying to master pure javascript. I'm still learning new things everyday!
You might also like this website filled with the most amazing tiny javascript demos: https://www.dwitter.net
Ah this is reminding me of this evolvotron thing I found on my raspberry pi repository! I absolutely loved clicking around to see what combinations I could steer it towards, and wound up with a...
Ah this is reminding me of this evolvotron thing I found on my raspberry pi repository! I absolutely loved clicking around to see what combinations I could steer it towards, and wound up with a bunch of wallpapers I could rotate through with a script.
I'm on windows now but that live demo is bringing back all sorts of nostalgia, good job dude!
Hi everyone. I made this tool for #procjam and it turned out better then I could have hoped. Try it out and post a link to something you made here!
Here are a few I've been working on...
Have fun!
Thank you, yes, I share similar feelings about the state of most javascript code. I am actually a bit of an expert in new field/movement that I call 'tiny code' that I have been practicing all year. We try to write code as simple and small as possible.
If you load up the zzart website again, it should have stored it on your phone. It always keeps the last generated program in memory. You can also hit the floppy disk button to save an image. I haven't focused as much on the mobile side, but I'm amazed at how well it works on there. That's why I went with GLSL 1.0
I haven't gotten into electron or TypeScript yet, but I am excited to dive in soon. So far I've mostly spent the past 6 months trying to master pure javascript. I'm still learning new things everyday!
You might also like this website filled with the most amazing tiny javascript demos: https://www.dwitter.net
Lol, nice!
Ah this is reminding me of this evolvotron thing I found on my raspberry pi repository! I absolutely loved clicking around to see what combinations I could steer it towards, and wound up with a bunch of wallpapers I could rotate through with a script.
I'm on windows now but that live demo is bringing back all sorts of nostalgia, good job dude!
Thanks! I mainly use it on windows with the chrome browser, that's actually what I would recommend.