It’s time to take a look at a Windows-oriented Node module to see how it works. Before getting messy with C, C++, and all that native module stuff, let’s keep it simple by looking at something that communicates with Windows programs using Node’s streams.

In Windows and Node, we’ll take a look at Windows-centric Node development. In the first part, we’ll install Node (which now includes npm), take a look at the basics, then make a little Express web application to prove it’s generally portable with existing Node modules.

This post presents a livecoding screencast of Augmented Reality 3D Pong. This is an experiment to use augmented gestures as a way to interact with game. So i picked a game classic “pong”. We gonna learn how to code a pong in augmented reality with webgl. The result code is only 100lines!! Nice for augmented reality + webgl + a game :)

It is a jQuery plugin that turns a collection of photos on a webpage into a touch-friendly mobile gallery. It works on all major browsers (except for IE7 and below) and most importantly is specifically designed with iOS and Android in mind.

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A closure is nothing more than a function object with a related scope in which the function’s variables are resolved.