1024+ Seconds of JS Wizardry
summary
Claims a running demo of a rotating ASCII globe and mini games squeezed into tiny JS code that actually execute rather than just theorize uses canvas, eval, bitwise shifts for collision, base36 and run‑length style packing, PNG steganography and invisible characters to compress code and a 140‑byte logo template 1024 bytes becomes a format for a self modifying Hello World a Tetris‑like game fits into golfed logic with bit masks and it runs though mobile is slow and some tricks rely on eval and backslashes for multiline strings
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:37The atomic parts of JavaScript with six characters
- 7:48From six to fourteen characters in JS competitions
- 11:40JS1K and code golfing
- 16:43Compression and JS hacks
- 18:07Rotating globe in 1K JS
- 26:37Final demo and code
- 27:38Why this madness is worth your time
- 29:25Fishbone JS and closing
