“Form Follows Function is a collection of interactive experiences. Each experience has a its own unique design and functionality. All the experiences are created in HTML5, the site works beautifully on both desktop and tablet.”
Matthew Dear: Her Fantasy.
I am a member of the World Future Organisation since 18 Oct 2071.
Aaron Swartz, 8 Nov 1986—11 Jan 2013.
Either some add-on is playing tricks on me or Chrome’s developer toolbar in fact exposes HTML elements by their ID as global variables:
Here is a screenshot of an (incognito) window showing the default Google search page with some ids entered as is in the console.
I am not sure if this is really a good thing, as I really got confused why a global still was defined when it should not be, and then even having quite a surprising value…
Update: Gosh, it’s even in the HTML5 spec! First thing I do not like of this version.
So splendid how the guys (in a hermaphroditic sense) at svbtle work on the future of grassroots web publishing: “An Asynchronous Image Uploading Interface for Svbtle.”
Minimum Sound Requirements for Hybrid and Electric Vehicles (via hubski.com).
Momus: Where are we now? (David Bowie Cover.)
German music magazine Intro got the background covered.
Tired of your JavaScript framework? Here comes Vanilla JS, the framework to end all frameworks.
The EyeBM music project. Single demo with one amplified 13" CRT-monitor. The sound is solely produced by the electromagnetic induction of the monitor's cathode ray tube. No FXs, no synths just pure WYSIWYH (what you see is what you hear).