Author Archives: Jean

I had to share this, the most calming, divine and soothing music I have found during my travels along the digital highway… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0907_J_xRSU http://www.youtube.com/user/PaulFromStokeuk http://www.paulfromstokeuk.com

The guys over at http://www.fiveminutes.eu/ asked me to demonstrate how to load and texture map a complex 3D model using my JavaScript 3D engine so I put together a small demo which loads an awesome space fighter by Angryfly along … Continue reading →

So I decided to experiment with WebGL and a JavaScript 3D engine called Three.js by Mr doob. Click on the pic to try it out… The colour combinations and patterns coupled with the bloom effect are truly mesmerizing. I am … Continue reading →

A few years back, around 2001-2002 if I remember correctly, I wrote and published a Java Tron light cycles called Z-Tron. At the time I was figuring out how to implement machine intelligence that would exhibit basic tactics and strategy. … Continue reading →

I have decided not to minify or obfuscate the JavaScript sources for my experiments. This way I hope to encourage sharing of knowledge and new ideas. There are some very clever people out there who I hope can help me … Continue reading →

Update: Multi-Threaded Java Version uploaded So thanks to another bank holiday weekend I decided to write up another demo to see just how far I could push the V8 JavaScript engine of Google Chrome and the result is: a Quake … Continue reading →

Okay my fellow cybercitizens, I would like to know if there is any interest in my developing a fully fledged JavaScript 3D engine which doesn’t use WebGL? At the moment I am going down the WebGL route since honestly it … Continue reading →

Uploaded some new experiments and created an niffty looking index page. The Mandelbrot generator does a comparison between JavaScript and Java and using Chrome 12 and above it almost is able to keep up… whoot! The other is a work … Continue reading →

One thing I have found useful when programming in Java which is lacking in C# is anonymous classes, sure this is easily resolved by simply creating an inner class implementing the target interface but options are always a good thing, … Continue reading →

I’ve been getting quite a number of requests to release my JavaScript 3D code to the world in some fashion or another… so after some cleaning up it is done and ready for release. For usage examples look at the … Continue reading →