mrgreenh

latipics

You can use latipics to gather pictures from Foursquare and Instagram taken in a particular place during a specified period of time.

Signal.js

A signal-based approach to javascript animations.

synesthesia

WIP - TilesFlow and Signal.js repos are independent submodules of this project

mosquito

Because it sounds as annoying.

powercanvas

With power canvas you can use a HTML <canvas> element as a board where to place images and text. It lets you add borders, play with shades, scale, rotate, resize, reorder anything you pour in it!

puzzlog

“Puzzlog” gives the user a crowd-sourced growing set of in-browser creative tools that can be assembled in complex works. At first independently invented and prototyped, its design and development continued in Eurecom as a semester project focused on online content-remixing. I'm now using it for the first time as a blogging platform (http://puzzlog.herokuapp.com/mrgreenh).

synestheticworks

Synesthetic Works blog

TilesFlow

Rendering shapes colored and distorted by a forces field as they flow through it.

VivaldiJs

A thin wrapper around the web MIDI API.

05_TestingGrounds

Hunger-games inspired FPS for learning Unreal

beatmapper_fiddle

A 3D editor for creating Beat Saber maps

MovieMaps

mrgreenh.github.io

My personal blog - ahem very early stages of WIP

package_exp

Just doing an experiment

ratedir

Shell script I'm using to organize the pictures I rate directly on my camera, no need for super-complex elephant-softwares.

real_plasmic_playground

robostrippy

Python lib to strip websites. Like a robot.

SeenBookmarklet

Chrome extension for displaying Seens related to the hovered hashtag.

seenlinks

Paper describing a system for building a timeline of selected links shared on Twitter about an event.

synwrks-roblox

xywh.js

xywh.js is a JavaScript polyfill that lets you crop images and videos simply by using specific x, y, width, and height information from their URIs (see mark-up examples below).The library implements the spatial media fragments dimension of the W3C Media Fragments URI specification as a polyfill. Please refer to http://www.w3.org/TR/media-frags/#naming-space for the full details.