Welcome to Livecodelab!Livecodelab is a special secret place where you can make fancy "on-the-fly" 3d visuals and play awesomely offbeat (literally) sounds. "On-the-fly" meaning: as you type. Type just three letters: "box", and boom! a box appears. No clicking play, no waiting, no nothing. What are you waiting for? Try the magic. Press the button below and play with the examples. |
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Screenshots
Gaaaa don't we all love screenshooooots. These are from the "making of" and old/new examples.
Credits
Livecodelab was made possible by heaps of people smarter than us, including:
- Three.js inventor Ricardo Cabello aka Mr.doob and contributors
- Coffeescript inventor Jeremy Ashkenas and contributors
- Some routines taken from processing.js library started by J. Resig and maintained by a wide community of programmers.
- The code editor is Code Mirror by Marijn Haverbeke
- Fluxus, a really cool livecoding framework to which we are much in debt, by the Pawfal collective
- Very special thanks to Alex McLean aka Yaxu and David Griffith aka NeboGeo for inspiration
- The TOPLAP collective for keeping high the live coding flag.
- Scrollwheel handler by Brandon Aaron.
Similar projects
- Jsaxus by Jonathan Brodsky, probably the first web-based live coding environment (2004). Check out his brick-busting demo on vimeo.
- Flaxus by i2off, probably the second web-based live coding environment (2006). Watch the VjSet on YouTube.
- Webgl playground, allows you to try three.js scenes and shaders online.
- GLSL Sandbox by Mr.doob compiles shaders on the fly and superimposes the code to the shader output.
- livecoder.net by Fritz Obermeyer.
- Gibber by Charlie Roberts, a musical live coding environment. Also enables networked group live coding performances.
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