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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Automatically Scaling a Processing.js Sketch to Fit the Browser Window
As promised in my previous post, here’s how I made my portfolio background scale to fit the window. First, make sure you have JQuery loaded somewhere. Then add the following code to your sketch, replacing ‘PortfolioBackground’ with the id of … Continue reading
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A Trick for Using Processing.js as a Website’s Background
For my portfolio site I wanted to have a fancy background made with Processing.js. I implemented this pretty easily, and here’s a screenshot of the final product: In the HTML there is a <canvas> tag that holds the background: <canvas … Continue reading
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Why are there differences between browsers?
Recently Opera Software announced that they will be switching over to using the WebKit engine. WebKit is an open source web browser engine used by both Google’s Chrome and Apple’s Safari. It includes an HTML and CSS renderer, as well as … Continue reading
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Hey there. My name is Steve Hoffing, I am 19 years old (at the time of posting, of course), and I like to code. I am currently a sophomore at The College of New Jersey double-majoring in Computer Science and Interactive Multimedia. My History I’ve … Continue reading
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