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I can recommend the book and especially the email web course.

I like cheet.js better, the code seems much easier to read.

I failed in doing something very similar. Could you explain how you split the image up into triangles?

http://evangelcathedral.net/

I have seen this line of thought some times now but I can't help but having a hard time believing it to be true. The notion that in other countries people have the right to express themselves freely is not particularly hard to grasp and pass on, even if told otherwise by state media (which are probably not very well respected under oppressive regimes.)

What do you mean?

Generate tons of mostly dumb ideas for

* recreational programming

* getting filthy rich

If it gives you a good idea let me know! (:

They explain that on their website.

That is something that hashid avoids.

I know. This project uses a json schemas which are somewhat similar so xml schemas though. Maybe a converter could be developed.

I'd like something like this for XML.

Then you'd have the 60 hour work week pretty quick.

time to buy right?

But what if you don't have some skill to work on? /:

The first pattern book without a mention of Christopher Alexander (:

I'm impressed.

In the demo, how does one append another chapter?

The amount of different controls is impressive. The design, not so much. Look at those emphasized buttons, for example.

The answer is, obviously, because you can (:

This looks pretty good, I could imagine using this to do preliminary user tests or even full blown studies.

Also, increase the last int in line 34 to get deeper reflections.

I think https://github.com/mbostock/topojson is what you're looking for

you can easily detect a browser's features with http://modernizr.com/ as a fallback mechanism.