Monthly Archives: June 2013

require.js, jQuery and canvas

In an attempt to bring some sort of order to my JavaScript projects, I’m introducing the require.js library. As it says, require.js is a Javascript file and module loader.

This means that I can break away from HTML files

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Parsing Guitar Tab

Introduction Standard musical notation is extremely expressive but has an incredibly steep learning curve. Although it can specify notes and duration precisely it takes practice and time to learn how to convert from what you see to how you play it. For

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The Math is Fine, The Universe is Broken

If something is really really really small, does it really not exist at all? You may say no, everything has a value, no matter how small or tiny it is. The joy of existence is that that which exists cannot

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