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JS-909 - Cameron Adams’ Drum Machine in JavaScript
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JS-909 - Cameron Adams’ Drum Machine in JavaScript
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- By: Maxine
- November 20th, 2008
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If you went to Craig Sharkie’s JavaScript Libraries Panel at Web Directions South this year, you will no doubt be familiar with this latest work of that obsessive genius, Cameron Adams. Craig charged Cameron with the responsibility of representing the hard working, non library using JavaScript coder.
“Because he could”, to demonstrate the possibilities of this approach, Cameron fused his twin fascinations (music and code) to make the world’s first JavaScript drum machine. Behold, the JS-909.
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Chris Lienert November 20th, 2008 at 2:39 PM
Excellent. I’ve told lots of people about and now I can share!
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