This is my unsorted scrapbook of random bits I've created — things I had fun making that don't quite fit on the projects page.
Code on TV — My code appeared on-screen in a Verizon commercial (at the 0:45 mark). It’s code I wrote for my Align 4 game.
SLDS Autocomplete — SLDS is Salesforce’s Lightning Design System. I contributed the autocomplete code for the official VS Code extension, to make typing SLDS class names and tokens easier.
Slider Slider — An ambitious concept for a stylized range input. Possibly my greatest achievement.
Domo Dance Party — Just some dancing domos for no reason other than to play with CSS animation. They’re all square, so I guess you could call it square dancing?
CSS Trickery — I like making demos with clever CSS that look like they require JavaScript, but don’t. For example, this binary counter, this to-do list, and this animated color mixer.
Mini-Preview — A jQuery plugin that displays a tiny iframed preview of a page when you hover a link. Check out the demo.
Happy Toast — It all started with drawing bread shapes in Illustrator for practice. Then I just kept going and going. Now it’s become my brand identity for some reason.
Amplify EOI — I designed a badge logo for an initiative at work. We ended up printing it on t-shirts for everyone in the technology department.
Conway's Game of Life — My JavaScript implementation of the classic abstract life simulator. You can play it here.
Effective Event Binding with jQuery — I wrote an article for SitePoint about handling events with jQuery.
Vue Components — I wanted to learn Vue for rapid prototyping at work, so I practiced making a couple components, like a bubble sort visualizer, a color filter widget, and a syntax color remixer.
GPU-Accelerated Fish — First there were 20 fish. Then there were 1000 fish as part of my talk on GPU-accelerated CSS animation (skip to 19:40 for the good stuff).