Hey there! My name's Gina, welcome to my Code Korner (^w^)! This is where I practice my JavaScript and build a variety of tools for the site. I've also added a little progress bar to roughly gauge my skill. As you can see, I'm still very new at this! I won't really go into how each tool works as It's very much throwing science at the wall and seeing what sticks!
P.S: Any videos generated by these tools will autoplay!
Varient #1: Randomized text |
Varient #2: Randomized image/gif |
Varient #3: Randomized video/music |
Please don't sit around waiting; there are no time releated secrets yet!
Varient #1: Static answerWhat is the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything? |
Varient #2: Dynamic answerHow many minutes have you been on this page? |
Varient #1: Invert colors |
Varient #2: Gradual color change |
Varient #1: Back and forth |
Varient #2: Spin it! |
Varient #3: Bounce! |
Basically I reworked the version I made for the music page to make it easier to change songs and for it to be spawnable and draggable as opposed to being a static load on page element
No win/fail state. If you click on time, get one point, speed randomizes and win area size and location changes. On miss, loose 1 point
I've forgotten most of my college Calculus so I don't remember how to work with speed/velocity/acceleration right now. I know when it hits the bottom it should bounce a bit, can't figure it out yet.
While pop-up window functionality has been gutted for obvious reasons, I thought it was worth playing around with. When talking about generating new windows, the book references the child window as being able to act as a "remote control" for the parent; so I took this literally as an excuse to make yet another video/music player themed gadget; a TV!
Each channel randomly selects from a video list (pre-defined lists per channel) on pageload. So that the guide displays a different set of options everytime you visit!
Channel: 0
The book only discussed simple additon, so I thought I'd take it up a few steps for practice! It took a few iterations to get right, but most of the bugs should be accounted for now.
Heads
Tails
times
Just a little idea I had that might come in handy for the Webdivers page. This could be a way to show a preview of a wayback website before the user clicks on the link.