Posts tagged javascript
Vanilla JS is a fast, lightweight, cross-platform framework for building incredible, powerful JavaScript applications.
Look at that download size!
This is important:
BE NO LONGER BOUND BY THE TYRANNY OF LOWER-CASE, LET YOUR CODE SPEAK AT ITS INTENDED VOLUME!
For example:
FOR (VAR I = 0; I < 100; I++) {
CONSOLE.LOG("PARDON? I CAN'T HEAR YOU OVER THE SOUND OF MY AWESOME!")
}
Been waiting YEARS for something like this:
H9RBS.js (v0.0001) is a flexible, dependency-free, lightweight, device-agnostic, modular, baked-in, component framework MVC library shoelacestrap to help you kickstart your responsive CSS-based app architecture backbone kitchensink tweetybirds.
CreativeJS for non-coders (by Seb Lee-Delisle) is a fascinating video demo of “learning to code the visual way”. Lovely!
CodeBook, an interactive programming environment
CodeBook is an interactive programming environment I developed to make coding a little more fun by improving feedback and interactivity. It was originally developed in 24 hours for the HackU programming competition. The idea was inspired/stolen from a fantastic talk by Bret Victor titled “Inventing on Principle”.
You can play with Codebook, or check out its source on Github; please help make it better!
Very cool! With a few more comments explaining what each variable is doing/changing to make the code slightly less mysterious, this could be a fantastic jumping-on point for beginning programmers.
Found via Life and Code, a great blog on learning to program.
14 notes (via danielhooper)
An excellent and informative lightning talk by Gary Bernhardt of Destroy All Software.
