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My 2011 of Music
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Experimenting with WebGL + three.js
I have been experimenting lately with WebGL and the three.js library in order to get a better understanding of this new technology. So far it looks quite promising and exciting!
(FYI: the logo is my curent employer – Visual Jazz)
You will need the latest Chrome, Firefox or Safari to view this.
Live Demo (Tutorial coming soon)
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New portfolio additions
I have finally gotten around to updating my Portfolio with some new content. I have also updated the layout using the popular jQuery Masonary plugin. It is a great little plugin that allows you to display different sized images in a nice, neat, structured out way.
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Drafted to Dribbble
I have been ‘dafted’ to Dribbble. Already I am starting to get a little bit addicted to browsing all the brilliant content. You can find my account here. Andrew S Greig – Dribbble
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Quick tips to progressively enhance your HTML forms
Here are some useful ways to quickly add progressive enhancements to your HTML forms that will make them just that bit better for the end user using new HTML5 techniques.
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I really, really hate this. And it’s only after you’ve watched the advert that it tells you.
F**k Net neutrality. -
"Using CSS transitions is almost pointless. Only Safari/Chrome have real support and they already have fast JS engines to do it manually."
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A brief summary of my 6 weeks in Europe
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My Twitter Disenchantment
I don’t know what it is, but as of lately, I seem to have lost almost all interest in Twitter. Both keeping track of people I follow and ‘tweeting’ myself. It just seems to have lost its sparkle. I feel it still struggles to find its place on the internet as a useful communication tool. Read More
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I’m sorry about the lack of updates
Projects and planning for new things to come. The reason for the lack of posts and updates is that my spare time is currently occupied with a huge influx of work at the moment. Plus being away in Europe for 6 weeks didnt help either. More blog love coming soon!
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Showcase Flickr photos on your site using PHPFlickr
I want to share a quick and very powerful technique I use when I want to get some Flickr Thumbnails pulled onto a page in PHP. This uses the Open source PHPFlickr API which you will need to download and include in your site.
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"Design can be art. Design can be aesthetics. Design is so simple, that’s why it is so complicated."
-- Paul Rand
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