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Live Instrumentation in Flash Part 6 – Some Demos

user · Posted on September 15, 2011

Demos

  • AS3 Particle Node Sequencer
  • ARP O Matic
  • Theramin with Tonfall
  • Image/Pixel translation with Flashamaphone (sorry it’s in AIR, not on the web)
  • Tone Matrix with Tonfall
  • Mobile piano with Flashamaphone

development, flash/flex, flex, music, web

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The Slow March of Web Component Progress
user · Posted on September 24, 2017October 6, 2018

Almost two years ago, I made a hefty series of posts on the promise of Web Components. Things have changed and promises were broken, but on the whole, I don’t think MUCH has changed from an implementation perspective. These days, I’ve been sucked into the awesome world of the 3D web and WebVR and soon …
A-Bad attitude about A-Frame (I was wrong)
user · Posted on July 14, 2017April 14, 2018

I haven’t written many posts lately, especially tech related. The reason why is that I’ve been chasing the mixed reality train and learning. 3D development in general has had a number of false starts with me, and I never went in the deep end until now. This past year or so, I’ve been using both …
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A Week at the Hololens Academy
user · Posted on June 17, 2016April 14, 2018

Ahhhhh the Hololens. I finally get to check it off my list. When I express my disappointment with not being able to try it out to my friends and co-workers that are interested in VR, it’s kinda like talking about going to Hawaii. “Ohhhh, you haven’t been? You really should, it’s an enjoyable experience.” (said, …
Progressive Web Apps
user · Posted on February 26, 2016April 14, 2018

Last Friday, the SFHTML5 Meetup group met to discuss something called “Progressive Web Apps.” I had some preconceived notions that the topic would be pretty cool, but actually, it got me more excited about the state of mobile/web/desktop in 2016 than I could have imagined. This might sound a bit dramatic, especially given the negative tone that …
ES6 Web Components Part 5 – Wrap-Up
user · Posted on October 26, 2015April 14, 2018

In Part 4 of my 5-part write-up, Project Setup and Opinions, I talked about lessons I took away from experimenting with ES6 Web Components. Lastly, is my wrap-up post… This was a monster write-up! In my four previous parts, I’ve shown you the basics on Web Components, what features make up a Web Component, how ES6 …
ES6 Web Components Part 4 – Project Setup and Opinions
user · Posted on October 26, 2015April 14, 2018

This article continues my ES6 Web Components series. The last article was the third in the series: Making an ES6 Component Class. So far, the basics have been pretty….basic. I hope I’ve given some ideas on how to create ES6 Web Components – but these basics only go so far. I do have some opinions …
ES6 Web Components Part 3 – Making an ES6 Component Class
user · Posted on October 26, 2015April 14, 2018

One thing I didn’t cover in my last post (#2 in the series) about all the pieces that bring Web Components together is actually using ES6! It’s not a feature of Web Components, but its some seriously nice glue that lets you tie your Web Component structure together. To be honest, I’m not using it …
ES6 Web Components Part 1 – A Man Without a Framework
user · Posted on October 26, 2015April 14, 2018

Before I launch into this 5-part series of posts, I just want to give a high-level overview of it: I wrote a lot. Partially because I’m long overdue on a blog post on all the stuff I’ve been experimenting with for the past several months, but mostly because much of the web tech I’ve been …
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