ix4

license: mit

almccon

license: mit

veltman

Testing gif.js in-browser gif rendering with web workers.

michalskop

Comparison of presidential candidates, SK 2014

Based on answers from http://VolebnaKalkulacka.sk

Values between 0 and 100.

micahstubbs

license: CC0-1.0

animateddata

license: gpl-3.0
height: 1200
border: no

mbostock

license: gpl-3.0

rafaduran

IFrames and Cookies

Browsers handle cookies issued by IFrames in different ways. Some browsers don't need any special treatment. But others require more work.

Largely, there are two required fixes:

P3P Header

ix4

Pinch apart to split the viewport in two, so you can do parallel reading. Pinch together to recombine. Only tested on iPhone & iPad; should work on other multitouch devices?; doesn't do anything (or make any sense) on non-touch single-pointer mouse/trackpad devices, whatever we're calling that classic category these days. But you can see it demo'ed in this tweet.

WHY:

The Web is missing lenses and mirrors and such, I think — images! maps! — fundamental mechanics for getting various views on the same underlying content. We have the freedom to paint any pixel according to any arbitrary rule, and yet it's weirdly hard to . . . like, hold your place in a long document, as one would with a finger marking a page in a book as you skim ahead. Sometimes I highlight the last sentence I read with the mouse so it jumps out when I scroll back up, which is a nice near-unconscious hack that takes advantage of something I know about how document state work

tophtucker

Creates as many copies of the document as necessary to show the whole thing, like a sort of pagination. As you scroll, it spools and unspools into as many pages as it needs. So the whole document is kinda visible all at once, in slices.

Why’d I pick The Waste Land? Something with scattered images probably would’ve been better. Idk, sometimes I just get on a kick of using a certain text. Clearly I have very little editorial vision here.

It could be better generalized (so that e.g. there isn’t just a fixed number of pages allocated on load)... and I kinda want all the pages to be drifting around the space... fluttering, bumping. There are also obviously more pragmatic variants, like a dual-page reader that accommodates either page-turning or scrolling. Or a more deterministic layout where the remaining pages are presented in an orderly fashion so you get a better sense of how much you have left to read or w/e. Why would anyway want that anyway. Whyyyy am I doing thissssss————

Long ago, like years ago — wai