Storing a tile-based map in a JavaScript array efficiently

Combining setInterval and requestAnimationFrame to get a target framerate

Every time I upgrade to a new Ubuntu version I ask myself this question: "Will I still be able to install Amarok 1.4 on it!?"

This time the answer is: yes, but not as easy as it used to be. There's no ppa for it, nobody has repackaged it, there are a few dependency problems...

As Wikipedia says it best, HDR is a set of techniques that allow a greater dynamic range of luminance between the lightest and darkest areas of an image.

Have you ever had a bunch of subdirectories each filled with only one zip file? Or have you ever had a task that needed to be done in the same way?

Well here's a handy little line of code that will help you on your way!

I've only recently gotten into Javascript, thanks to the <canvas> element. I'm currently building a 2D tile-based render engine for a game. (What better way to learn something new than to build a game, right?)

Binny V A over at Bin-Blog has written something marvellous: a print_r function for Javascript.