Particles in a gravitational field, randomly inverting charge to create interesting behaviors. Uses sketch.js to manage the 2d context and power animation.
A Pen by Justin Windle on CodePen.
Particles in a gravitational field, randomly inverting charge to create interesting behaviors. Uses sketch.js to manage the 2d context and power animation.
A Pen by Justin Windle on CodePen.
I was working on an audio visualization animation at work and discovered the amazing, yet scary, Web Audio API for such a purpose.
I made this visualization with an inaccurate IE fallback that inserts an audio element on the page and generates a random waveform as the sound plays. There is also an event listener to play the default sound and animation on iOS devices that don't allow autoplay onload.
I took what I learned from that and made a simple demo. A full write-up should be published in the near future.
# WEDISAGREE terminal prompt. By Clem. | |
# Change the 16 colours of your default terminal palette to the following Monokai-inspired colours. Do this in your terminal's profile preferences. | |
# 1st 8 colours: #1D1F21, #F92672, #A6E22E, #FD971F, #1E90FF, #9458FF, #66D9EF, #EDD400 | |
# Next 8 colours: #B294BB, #CC6666, #F92672, #DE935F, #1E90FF, #74B933, #4277AD, #FFFFFF | |
# Make sure your background colour is the same as the first colour of your palette: #1D1F21 | |
# And set your text colour to #B694D3 and your bold colour to #DA6234 |