The Web Beyond the Edges of the Browser Window
summary
Builds real things with web standards: a physics-simulated clock with breakable hands and a winding knob that snaps, SVG sampled 30×/s and output over the Web Audio API driving an oscilloscope (which later explodes), a train-built simulator that reproduces scope phosphor quirks, Doom rendered on the repaired scope, a cheap flamethrower from AliExpress controlled via CSS, and CSS animations driving a laser projector — some experiments succeed, some burn out, all use concrete APIs and hardware hacks.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:26Bat Clock project
- 8:21Gravity and physics
- 13:43Laser clocks and oscilloscopes
- 15:54CSS clock on oscilloscope
- 21:48Oscilloscope explosion
- 25:54Simulating oscilloscope projects
- 27:40Doom to CSS Doom
- 30:13Stage lights with CSS
- 33:53CSS with Web MIDI
- 35:41Laser projectors and devices
- 40:57Complicated laser pointer
- 42:03Closing remarks
