Javascript Experiments at Dhteumeuleu

Here's an awesome French website for javascript freaks. It contains different varieties of samples of javascript.

The site is more than a decade old. It started in 1999 and has now 93 artworks done through javascript programming. You can even view the source code of the program without using your browser's web dev tool or without viewing it using the browser's feature 'view page source.' The source code is solely under creative commons attribute license.

Different categories you can find here. So if you're looking for the exact javascript animation and experiments check out these page's tags:

3D canvas CSS3 deform diapo drag fluid fractal IK menu mousetrail parallax particles physics puzzle ragdoll rotate scrolling string SVG text touch tunnel typewriter water zoom

Just click the image above to hop into the site. Enjoy.:-)

Explore Electronic Art With Weave Silk

This time it's the evolution of electronic arts. This website called Silk at weavesilk.com is not the usual website that has different pages on the navigation bar. It doesn't have categories or post tags--for it doesn't have posts that users can click and read. It is simply a website that lets you move your mouse and some keys to produce a silk art. Here's what I came up forming the Letter "B" and letter "S", which are the initials of this blog, Beautiful Sites.

I didn't finish the movement of this because I want to have the letter "B" and "S" to be still visible. If I finish the action, the letters won't be visible anymore.

Here's a brief description about this site and its creators:

Silk was created by Yuri Vishnevsky as an experiment in generative art. He is currently working on his degree in Computer Science and Linguistics. For fun, he dabbles in mathematics, art, and piano. Extra bandwidth is graciously provided by Slicehost. The wonderful Silk wallpapers were designed by the inimitable Anand Sharma.

The movement of the generated silk reminds me of smoke rings. As you know when you release a ring shape smoke of your cigarette, it retains the smoke shape for a second and changes direction from the wind, depending how strong the wind is or where the direction is.

Speaking of wind direction, this site also lets you control the wind from the stars on the screen as you move along your mouse. So the direction of the movement of the silk can be also controlled by you.

The site is obviously for fun. You can explore different shapes and different sizes to form an amazing silk shape. The shapes can be used as a wallpaper on your desktop to add more attraction to your PCs.

Here's the given silk shape called Blue Light that you can download on the site. Both Windows and Mac users can use it. Mac users can download it at iTunes for free.

Check out this beautiful site by clicking here. Or from the images above.

Things You Thought That Had No Names

Think of anything and you can always give it a name; well, because things you know that exist in the world have names. But there are so many things you never knew that have names.

What about the dot on the letter "i" and letter "j". How are you going to call it? A dot? Too common. No. It isn't a dot. You don't know because you thought it doesn't have a name or the world and human existence hadn't given a name for this kind of thing.

A body part, a part of a machine, a view of nature, a device, or even the most common thing you see everyday but you just have no idea what to call it. Well, these things really have names. And to figure that out is to visit this page from buzzfeed.com. This page has all the things with names listed along with the pictures.

Visit the page to check out. Click this link. Or--as usual--click the image above.

Exercise Your Brain With This Thinking Game

This time is a thinking game website. Built previously for math and logic enthusiasts; however is designed and realized it is indeed a game for everyone. Who doesn't know about math and logic?

This particular page in mathplayground.com allows you to draw a line or any figure to fill up a cup from a falling grains of sugar. So you got think of ways and lines to make the grains fall in your cups. This surely tests your ability to think. High IQs should be good at it.

There are different levels to play. As with Plants Vs Zombies and Angry Birds, you need to finish one level to unlock the next level.

Click here to get you to the page. Or click the image above.

Beautiful Site for Anime Freaks

Here's a website for cartoon and animated fanatics: animefreak.tv. This is an online streaming of different kinds of animes. You can select from thousands of different anime series from online channels.

The great thing is that this site is updated everyday. So all episodes of your favorite anime shows are new. Check it out here.

Watch Saving Private Ryan in Full Online for Free

Now here's the real free movie video online. This page provides Saving Private Ryan in full length, a movie directed by Steven Spielberg and stars Tom Hanks.

The website, redux.com, also provides you hundreds of entertaining, hand-picked channels and videos. Check it out here, or by clicking the image above. Enjoy.:-)

Watch Movies Online for Free at LetMeWatchThis.

Now here's a video site you though it never exists. Videos not even Youtube can provide: full length movie videos.

Letmewatchthis.com provides all popular movies in full, old and new. The movies are also downloadable if you register for an account. The site has a search box where you can search any movie title that you want. The system will provide the movie choices. After you've picked the right movie of your choice, scroll down for the links that will redirect you to another website where you can watch the movie in full. The links are different versions of your preferred movie.

When you register for an account, instructions will be provided; so it won't be that difficult for you to find the movie you want. There are movies that are free of charge and there are also ones that require a sign up for free trial; if you want to watch unlimited movies, then you will be charged.

Check it out by clicking here, or from the image above.