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Contribution to the Official Node.js Redis Client
Today I improved the public documentation of the official Redis database client for Node.js via a GitHub pull request. The improvement was just a tiny clarifica...
JSON.parse vs JSON.stringify
JSON.parse and JSON.stringify are two JavaScript functions that are used to convert JavaScript objects to JSON strings and vice versa. Today I wanted to test do...
Tapspace.js – A lib for Zoomable Web Apps
A zoomable web application has a zoomable user interface, a ZUI. For a familiar example, the user interface of Google Maps is a ZUI. A user can zoom in and out ...
genversion: client-safe version prop for npm modules
JavaScript modules published at the node package manager npm have a version string written in a file called package.json. Sometimes it is beneficial to bundle t...
TresDB: A geographical collaboration app for web
Share, discuss, and explore places with your friends or team. Build a community around interesting geographical places with TresDB. It is free, it is open sourc...
Nudged: a fast transformation estimator
As a part of my master’s thesis and my work at Infant Cognition Laboratory, I developed an open source JavaScript and Python software package called nudge...
Fast algorithms to manipulate 2D objects with any number of fingers
For my master’s thesis and for Tapspace project, I wanted to study algorithms needed in two dimensional touch manipulation. The problem was that most pinc...
Graph-based user interfaces and their features
During my university years I became fascinated by networks and graph structures. They are in a way the most abstract, purest form of structure and very central ...
categorical-distribution.js: a probability distribution package for JavaScript
The categorical distribution is like a bowl of colored balls. Let us say we know know the bowl statistics, meaning that we know how many balls there are of each...