Javascript

Quickie Dev #10: Some util JS tools & code snippets

Fancy a few pure JavaScript code snippets and useful tools? 🙂

Quickie Dev #9: Using CSS selectors

Because “vanilla CSS” selectors are often all you need to style your DOM!

“Napoleon, apology and satire” / “Napoléon, apologie et satire”

This year, it’s the bicentenary of Napoleon‘s death, the famous French military and political leader of the early 1800s. As such, lots of museums and institutes have conceived exhibitions or virtual content to revisit his life and his influence on the world.

Quickie Dev #8: Manipulating HTML with pure JavaScript

Because “vanilla JS” is worth diving into!

Quickie Dev #4: Using Javascript’s reduce function

Because this hammer is actually a Swiss Army knife!

“Simon Plays”: a re-edition of the famous Simon game!

I had 4h to remake a basic version of the famous children game: “Simon”!

The game is available here.

Quickie Dev #1: About falsy and default values in Javascript

Because setting default values in Javascript can seem very simple… until you realize you can’t actually override them!

“Chemistry of Geometry”: a new puzzle game

Today, here is a new puzzle game I made: “Chemistry of Geometry”! Use the “strike”, “uncover” and “splash” actions to reconstruct the proper sequence and guess how to recreate the row of geometries 🙂

The game is available here.

Code Tutorial #1: Caliscope (3/3)

Today, it’s the third and final part of my coding tutorial on “The Cube App”. We’ve now finished programming the app itself, so let’s see how we can put our app in production and deploy it easily using containerization.

Code Tutorial #1: Caliscope (2/3)

Last week, I started my new series “Code Tutorial” and to kick it off, I presented the layout and core concepts of my latest app: the Caliscope. Let’s continue to examine this project and this time, focus on our Javascript file to improve the logic of our tutorial app.

Code Tutorial #1: Caliscope (1/3)

Hi everyone! Today, I begin a new type of articles on my blog: the “Code Tutorial” series. In these posts, I will share step-by-step tutorials about some of the projects I show on my website. This week, let’s start with my most recent app: the Caliscope!

Discover the Caliscope!

How would you like to browse paintings in an interactive and yet intuitive way on your phone? The Caliscope is an online very lightweight web app that lets you swipe through dozens of abstract paintings with only a cube… but thanks to the magic of virtualization, this cube can have more than 6 faces!