Lots of blurry colored lights make for a great #holiday background. I set out to create a procedurally generated background that could be tweaked easily. The effect uses a pure #css solution. #SASS variables are used to simplify the color application. This demo uses JavaScript to randomize the color and position of the lights.
Flickering Zeta o’ Lantern Pumpkin
Tweet A Game With nano JAMMER
nano JAMMER by @CasualEffects is a fun little toy for game developers. The goal is to write an entire video game using only 280 characters of source code. The language offers a few dozen sprites, 32 color palette, and variables named as greek letters. All designed to keep the character count down. I made some… Read the full article
AR In The Browser
Trying out AR.js, a browser based AR solution that works remarkably well. It uses a trigger image to anchor an #AFrame scene and overlays a phone camera preview. You can get the trigger image here. Either print it or display it on another screen. Then grab a smartphone and head over to ar.greenzeta.com to check… Read the full article