Here is where I experiment on my favourite rats: xml, xhtml, css, javascript, flash and dom
| Date | Experiment | Description | Status |
| 19/02/08 | The version allows graphics as well. |
done | |
| 19/02/08 | The new version colourcodes the matching cards |
done | |
| 31/01/08 | Javascript+DOM player that plays mp3's on both browsers. Part of
upgrade to podcast section. |
done | |
| 09/11/07 | Now you can build your a version of Infuriation with your own image. |
done | |
| 23/09/07 | Now here is a new game. The title says it all. There are easy, average and hard levels. |
done | |
| 23/10/06 | A bit of fun It is amazing what the Brain can cope with. |
done | |
| 10/10/06 | A Drag n Drop Timeline quiz. Eventually users will be able to add their own events. At this stage just a trial. |
wip | |
| 31/05/06 | Xhtml 1.0 Strict valid/crossbrowser compatible method of
displaying flash in webpages. Uses part of the 'twice cooked' method described by Drew McLellan and a CSS ie hack. |
done | |
| 27/04/06 | As part of the ongoing Quiz Game Master upgrade, the Bankrupt quiz game
can use images in the Clues. Check it out. |
upgraded | |
| 14/10/05 | Have your own personalised Newspaper, delivered fresh, free and daily. |
upgraded | |
| 22/08/05 | Looked interesting so I built a web based podcast player. | wip | |
| 29/08/05 | Same as the other Flipper except it stores the card data in an xml file. Took a while to find some good cross browser code to allow local xml files to be loaded correctly. Next step is to build a frontend for this xml version. |
wip | |
| 11/08/05 | A quickie based on a request for a web based flip card system. 22/08/05 - Added a frontend so users can build their own decks of Flipcards. Contact me if your interested. |
wip | |
| 22/07/05 | Javascript+DOM player that brings high quality, flash compressed mp3's
with low bandwidth to Web pages. |
done | |
| 22/07/05 | Look Ma! no embed tag, Xhtml valid/crossbrowser compatible method of
displaying video in webpages. Uses part of the 'twice cooked' method described by Drew McLellan and a CSS ie hack. Warning demo Video is 350K |
done |