jQuery as an alternative to CSS
Simon has tried using jQuery instead of CSS to style a couple of webpages. The code comes from a Derek Banas tutorial. These buttons have quite amusing effects:
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Simon has tried using jQuery instead of CSS to style a couple of webpages. The code comes from a Derek Banas tutorial. These buttons have quite amusing effects:
Simon made a mobile website using jQuery Mobile (a pack of CSS and JavaScript) with w3schools.com The website included a home page, e-mail, a phonebook and a calendar (a bit … Continue reading jQuery Mobile Website
This was a very interesting coding challenge to do: imagining we were AI’s unable to grasp the sentiment of the content we tried to analyse several simple texts with a Sentiment … Continue reading Sentiment Analysis Coding Challenge
Simon keeps finding awesome libraries online, this weekend he came up with this gem of 3D JavaScript: https://threejs.org There are masses of examples, this one was our favourite. Can’t wait until … Continue reading The Threejs Library
Simon completed Daniel Shiffman’s Pathfinding Algorithm Coding Challenge (parts 1-3) in two days and was so mesmerised by the result that he just couldn’t stop refreshing his localhost preview:
Simon completed this coding challenge by Daniel Shiffman fairly quickly: Simon also learned about the term Lévy flight, in math essentially the same as a “random walk” within continuous space or … Continue reading Random Walker Coding Challenge
Simon has discovered a very powerful online editor (featuring over 40 languages): Cloud9. You can find it at https://c9.io Simon got himself an account and tried out his first project in … Continue reading Shared Drawing Canvas in Cloud9
Simon asked me to film him giving tutorials on JavaScript JSON. He was using w3schools.com as his source.
Simon programmed this simple game with w3schools.com on Sunday in Sublime Text editor:
Some side navigation in JavaScript before you go to bed:
Simon spent a couple of hours building this cat animation with LearnWebCode yesterday. The cat can change eye colour and mood. It can also move around!
Another attempt with the Word Interactor Coding Challenge: Word Counter: Here the results are placed in alphabetical order: