HTML5 CodeShow London

HTML5 CodeShow #2

November 21, 2012 · 7:00 PM
Google Campus

Hey Everyone,

Welcome to the html5 Codeshow #2! As before, we are inviting developers to demo projects and interact with an audience of fellow programmers. Join us in sharing our coding knowledge! Let's develop ideas together over pizza and beer!

So far we have planned an exciting demo on canvas drawing and 3D transforms, plus a hack or two from MusicHackDay attendees http://tinyurl.com/bv5l9l3 as well as an update on the Animate tool! If you'd like to plug your computer in and present an ongoing html5/js project, get feedback from the rest of the group or find collaborators., please get in touch! Looking forward to seeing you all there!

Cheers!

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Alan Thomson

Hi Everyone,

Does anyone remember the name of the speaker who was a headmaster at a school and had recently just purchased lots of iPads for his students? I'm trying to track him down to get information about schools and tech..

Any help greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Alan

0 · April 24
Sanyaade Adekoya

Hi Everybody,

Sorry, It looks like I am running out of time. Still in lecture room and may not be able to make

God blesses!!!

Best regards,
Sanyaade

0 · January 21
Mathew Henson

Hi guys

Sorry, I can't make this one. I will be there for the next one for sure.

Mat

0 · November 22
Steven Goodwin

And in the interested of code showing, my demo is at

http://thebeercrate.com/temp/ma...

with the readable source at

http://beercrate.com/temp/mande...

since the published version has been run through closure, which gives you second biggest speed-up (after algorithm optimization.)

0 · November 22
Luis Sanchez

great!

0 · November 22
Daniel Demmel

Thanks for the nice talks and the opportunity to present my little hack :) In case you want to take a better look at the code: https://github.com/daaain/JSSoun...

1 · November 21
Russell Phillippe

Thanks to everyone who presented tonight - found it really interesting seeing what everyone's up to! And thanks to Rachel for organising it all - and plenty of pizza :) Hope to see you again soon!

0 · November 21
James Littlejohn

Cheers for the opportunity to present swim train timer. Code is here https://github.com/aboynejames/t... Not made it to alpha yet but will be there soon. www.aboynejames.co.uk

1 · November 21
Nicolas

Im afraid I cant make it today. Hope it goes well and I'll make sure I don't miss anything. Will it be recorded? or be able to view demos online?

0 · November 21
Rachel Elizabeth

If any other people wanna demo an html5/js based musical instrument/app, now is the time! Lets have an html5 band practice at the meetup, bring your instrument with!

0 · November 19
- Steven Goodwin
  
  No music apps, but I have a 5 minute fractal thing that might provide a nice visual backdrop.
  
  0 · November 21
- Rachel Elizabeth
  
  sounds great Steven, bring it with!
  
  0 · November 21
Jamie Dillon

Hi Everyone, sorry I can't make it now but I hope its a great event

0 · November 21
Krasimira Teneva

Hi there all, I am really sorry but I cannot make it, having hectic working week. Sorry , hopefully I will attend next one! Thank you !

0 · November 21
Roy G.

Would've loved to be there but unfortunately this is clashing with my birthday party :((
Hope everyone has a great time and see you on the next event.

0 · November 20
Rachel Elizabeth

Hey All,
just read about this mozilla festival in London Nov.9-11, sounds quite interesting! http://mozillafestival.org/ Feel free to go to it and tell me all about it at the meetup:)

0 · October 16
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- Peter Lewandowski
  
  All I can say is Mozilla Festival 2012 was really great!!!
  
  0 · November 13
- Marc
  
  Indeed the festival was really amazing, lots of interesting HTML5 projects, like the "Zeega" platform. For more info, we covered the event there: http://visionon.tv/mo...
  
  0 · November 19
- Peter Lewandowski
  
  Yes, that's true, Mozilla Festival was great. Zeega was interesting project, but I liked the Popcorn Maker more: https://popcorn.webmak...
  
  0 · November 19
- Marc
  
  yes PopCorn JS and Maker are interesting as well. what's interesting is that both Zeega and Popcorn are open source and that the 2 teams work together so projects can be exported from one platform to another.
  
  1 · November 19