Month: February 2012

  • Three.js

    Bloody hell! Three.js is cool. And CSG. What can’t you do in the browser these days?

  • Bret Victor's Code / Drawing IDE

    Excellent video I’ll have more to say and think about this.

  • Wat

    This is very funny. A survey of bizarre behaviours of non-things in Javascript.

  • Rails Off The Rails

    Seems like the same thing has happened with Ruby on Rails as happened with, say, Zope. Giles does a pretty good analysis. The key point is that as frameworks mature they start supporting legacy users and applications who, in turn, have different requirements and values from those looking for a quick way to build new…

  • Permutations with Python Generators

    Here’s something neat. I wanted to experiment creating different permutations of a collection of items. (In fact I’m working on some code for laying out shapes on a surface.) Prototyping in Python to get my ideas straight I came up with this neat generator solution. def perm(xs) : if xs == [] : yield []…

  • SpimeScript

    These days, I’m thinking a lot about 3D printers, desktop manufacturing and software to create physical things. Last year I did some art pieces using software to generate drawings for laser cutters and 3D printers, and I’m continuing along the same line. I want to move this stuff into the browser, and the combination of…