Sprinkler.js: a rainy animation library
Sprinkler is an image rain animation library for web sites. During Christmas 2014, I wanted to write something fun, a web animation about falling snowflakes. It...
poisson-process.js: a Random Time-Interval Generator
The software package poisson-process.js is a JavaScript library to generate naturally varying time intervals. It improves realism and natural unpredictability i...
Website for shares of bitcoin company Prasos Oy
Near the end of 2014, I was tasked to create quick marketing website for Alain Brade, the father of a great finnish Bitcoin influencer Henry Brade. The goal of ...
Published Minibus.js
A minimal but coder-friendly event bus aka message dispatcher for web browsers, Node.js, and JavaScript in general. A handy way to dispatch events and data betw...
Taaspace.js: Zoomable Touch UI Lib for Web
Before 2014, I had built a couple of web applications that had a zoomable user interface, ZUI. The experience made clear that we must have a separate software l...
Solja: Zoomable Document Hierarchy Browser for Nokia Solutions and Networks
For our software engineering team project at Tampere university of technology, our team paired with a task force from Nokia Solutions and Network, or NSN. Our t...
Xeli Taataa: Over 22000 photos on a zoomable surface
To test out the capabilities of the zoomable square image world Taataa, I fed it all my photographs taken in year 2013 and before. Thanks to a space-filling alg...
Website for Pasi Heiskanen, the CEO of Finnish Housing Fair Suomen Asuntomessut
Pasi Heiskanen, the CEO of Finnish Housing Fair and upcoming CEO of Aari Isännöinti, asked me to design and build a personal website for him in 2011. Pasi is a ...
Taataa Demo World
A social yet anonymous world of memes. It was my first attempt to build a zoomable user interface. Users could directly move and manipulate the meme images and ...
Shuffle: a Rubik’s Cube Randomizer App
See the app at shuffle.akselipalen.com Scrambling your Rubik’s cube might seem a trivial task. Just rotate the faces a few times and you are done, right? ...