Yamdog – Documentation Generator for JavaScript Modules
Years ago I used JSDoc to generate API docs – application programming interface documentation – for my JavaScript packages. Gradually I dropped the tool. I did ...
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Touch Gesture Icon Set for Public Domain
We collected a set of pixel graphic images for various touch gestures and user-interface related graphics. Then we derived from them more gesture graphics to su...
Design of Gesture Recognition Libraries for Web
If you are a web developer, you might have dealt with mouse and touch gestures. You might have written code to detect a swipe from a stream of native browser ev...
Robust Geographical UTM Coordinate Parser
There are many ways to write geographical coordinates in UTM coordinate systems in the wild: 327874 12345 N 6730758 E 327874 6730758 N, -327874 W e327874 n67307...
Single-Color Image Generator
Do you need a simple rectangular image filled with a single color? Surprisingly often I find myself looking for such a tool to create simple image files as back...
Julia Set Fractal Renderer in JavaScript
Julia sets are curious two dimensional shapes. Many of them exhibit fractal borders in various unique and beautiful forms. To explore them in a web browser, I s...
Published Bit Chest
Have you ever needed to request a photo or a document from your friend, customer, or co-worker? This simple task of sharing a file often becomes unbelievably ha...
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...
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...