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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by akirk on Sunday May 17, 2009 @07:51AM (#613297)
Looks pretty nice, but isn't actually that complicated. He just moves a background image ( http://labs.dragoninteractive.com/panel/demo/lib/img/form/ma... ) around all the time, and only let a small part of it shine through.
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by DenisM on Sunday May 17, 2009 @10:36AM (#613428)
As anext step one you could use webkit animations to make it js-free.
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by windsurfer on Sunday May 17, 2009 @09:53AM (#613387)
That's really clever.
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by zackattack on Sunday May 17, 2009 @04:50PM (#613946)
Anyone else think that this JPG is more like an animated GIF?
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by bemmu on Sunday May 17, 2009 @08:49AM (#613345)
It's not particularly hard to do these kinds of things with a bit of imagination. This is our demo from 2005, unzip and run index2.html: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=18327
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by windsurfer on Sunday May 17, 2009 @09:54AM (#613391)
It's a webpage hosted on a webserver. Can I just view the webpage with firefox please?
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by bemmu on Sunday May 17, 2009 @12:11PM (#613554)
http://fi.bemmu.com/demo/
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by Sephr on Sunday May 17, 2009 @03:47PM (#613858)
That kills my CPU. I'll be sticking with <canvas/>.
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by windsurfer on Monday May 18, 2009 @03:00PM (#615475)
Parts of that are <canvas/> I believe.
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by windsurfer on Sunday May 17, 2009 @02:14PM (#613723)
That's pretty fun!
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by Hexstream on Sunday May 17, 2009 @11:56AM (#613532)
As I expected, it also takes an Amazing amount of CPU. Also, the caret flickers like mad.
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by mitchellh on Sunday May 17, 2009 @04:11PM (#613898)
Agree with the CPU. But I'm on FF 3.0.10 on Win7 RC and there is no carrot flickering.
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by oni0n56 on Sunday May 17, 2009 @11:04PM (#614294)
Additionally, you can log in with labs @dragoninteractive .com and password demo
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by robin_reala on Sunday May 17, 2009 @08:52AM (#613347)
That’s inspiring. As bemmu said it’s not difficult, just takes some thought.
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by bravura on Sunday May 17, 2009 @02:40PM (#613752)
I see only a login screen.
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by Quiark on Sunday May 17, 2009 @04:00PM (#613874)
Click inside one of the inputs (login/pass) and watch the border of the form.
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by TweedHeads on Sunday May 17, 2009 @08:52AM (#613348)
Truly amazing, no matter how easy it is.

Simple is beauty.

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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by buro9 on Sunday May 17, 2009 @11:19AM (#613486)
Just look at your CPU spike though... not so good for netbooks or phones.
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Re:Amazing JS rainbow effect by _giu on Sunday May 17, 2009 @03:33PM (#613835)
the lab start-page (http://labs.dragoninteractive.com) is even more worse. it's funny to have the task-manager open and watch the CPU usage while clicking through the site. poor, poor CPU
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