Port of the Chipmunk library to Javascript. Chipmunk is a rigid body physics engine designed for use in 2D games.
Current status: Alpha version that supports different collision primitives and Constraints.
Demos and API docs (once I find a tool for docs that does not suck) on this page
CommentA static site-generator using Javascript and node.js. Houchin is my take on a small tool to generate sites from given content and templates. It’s using YAML as data container, Mustache.js as template engine and has built-in support for Markdown and Textile syntax.
It just seemed easier to write a small tool for site generation than to learn all these overkill-tools that already exist.Plus, I finally have some use case for using node.js (o:
Current status: Not sure if I will publish this, it’s really bad written currently..
CommentPrezi-like Presentations without Flash, using SVG and Javascript
dizzy.js enables you to create non-linear presentations similiar to Prezi, without using Flash or some other proprietary technology.
Current status: presenting and navigation in presentation possible and a beta version of the online-editor for presentation-files is online. Still needs some bugfixing.
I'm currently experimenting with some HTML5 features for the editor, I will blog about any progress I make.
The project page can be found at dizzy.metafnord.org or directly at github.
CommentA little something I used as blog software.
Uses Apache mod_autoindex, .htaccess files and Javascript to load content from a folder into a webpage without using any serverside scripting language.
Metapress only does the loading part, the conversion and presentation of the content can be done in callback functions. For example, I use the excellent showdown.js to write my content in Markdown syntax and convert it to html on the client-side.. thinking about plugging in mustache.js too.
Current status: Loading files possible, also multi-folder support. Needs more documentation.
This was an experiment that kinda worked. It is possible to write blog software without any high-level programming language on the server, but it's not too easy to make it search engine accessible.
Dropped development.
Get the source at github.
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