UPDATED ON: 2025-11-22
Dangerous Dave in space is a small demonstration of JavaScript capabilities. Control Dave in wacky space riding green glowing blob by means of arrow keys. More stuff to come (why we have only 24h per day?).
▀ GFX NICETIES double backdrop, second one is moving and rotating with transparency random blinking and moving stars upon startup “raining” moving stars from top to bottom ▀ TODO PLANS make Dave draggable by mouse make Dave leave trace while moving scale Dave when he is going up/down to show perspective implement space bar fire add sounds to start, shot and backdrop ambience improve performance if it is possible implement mobile version ▀ DONE STUFF make Dave to turn arround to the direction he is heading to random starting location of blinking stars, they also should change their formation upon blinking ▀ TECHNICAL DETAILS Ultra low-budget i3-3220 from 2013 runs it quite decently.
Ok then, back to the main topic of this website.
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for restaurants has matured and transformed into something more serious. Here are some fresh screens from the development fields featuring improved GUI and overall ergonomics with dark/light theme and custom cursor. Currently there is no any github repo because i work on the project locally. Maybe in the upcoming future i will share the source code online.
This is a solution for Webpack-based project which use PUG markup instead of conventional HTML. To save setting we are using LocalStorage and Cookies.
MARKUP
li
.option-wrapper
input#customCursorToggle(type="checkbox", name="customCursorToggle")
span.label-text On/off custom cursor support CSS/SCSS
Take a note that you have to tune styles by yourself to match your project requirements. Moreover, CSS styles for toggler are not included!
html.normal-cursor,
html.normal-cursor * {
cursor: auto !important;
}
html.normal-cursor a,
html.
The reason i’ve published this blip note because one reader reported me that after my recent [decoration upgrade]
i totally f#cked up cameraphone benchmark comparison pages, where my preloader script interfered with existing functionality making images not rendered on these pages at all.
I also removed .crt class on cameraphone comparison pages to get rid of CRT monitor emulation since it is obviously not needed there. People should be able to pixel-peep without any distractions like scanlines.
UPDATED ON: 2025-04-17
Project to test JS/PHP queries in real life tasks. The “Submit Your Vote” button becomes active only after you select one of the options and enter a unique number of more than 5 digits (not letters).
TECHNOLOGY STACK
FRONTEND SIDE
HTML markup: PUG Pure JavaScript/SCSS Node.js 23.7 [hacked] Webpack 5.98 VS Code 1.93 [hacked] BACKEND SIDE
XAMPP [for making PHP 8.2 work on Windows 7] APACHE [embedded version] PostgreSQL 14 PGAdmin 6.
UPDATED ON: 2025-04-14
Testing out waters with database technologies and custom written web-based applications. This project includes the following tech:
Webpack as a module bundler to compile the whole project PUG as a modern, modular replacement for classic HTML SCSS for graphics rendering and animation [btw, no images were used] JavaScript for POST/GET queries to the PHP backend PHP to retrieve needed data from database Apache for hosting server-side logic IMPLEMENTED FUNCTIONALITY
