If you write programs, you probably know how it goes. Every once in a while you think, “I oughta try to make ...” Unfortunately, since JavaScript can only be embedded in HTML webpages, it is somewhat limited. However, every once in a while I do get an idea for something to make in JavaScript. Anyway if you have any ideas that would make good JS pages, or need help making or debugging a page of your own, and I will see what I can do.
Rubik’s Cube - I used images on separate layers to create the composite image that forms the cube. I fixed the code... now it works in either IE or Netscape. Good ole coding standards... so says Netscape: “What is document.all? Never heard of it...”
Text scrambler - Scrambles up the letters in a message! Can you still read it afterwards? You might be surprised...
Number converter - Type a number, and this will convert it to roman numerals, or vice-versa. It will also spell the number out in English or German or show it in real Arabic numerals. This page is currently in-between working for Netscape 4.x and working for IE 5+/Netscape 6+. (In case you missed that, it does not work right now.)
Tic-tac-toe game - I updated it; you can go first now. Try to beat it! But don’t get your hopes up... even if you go first, you still won’t be able to win!
Plaintext/HTML/JavaScript Converter - The reason I made this was to automatically generate the JavaScript document.write(); commands that will output some regular HTML to a page. The main reason you would want to do that is if you have a little thingy that you put on every page - a little navigation map, for example - you can convert it to a JavaScript file with an extension of .js, then insert it in any page you want by typing <SCRIPT SRC="____.js"></SCRIPT> (using the actual filename, of course). Plus, if you want to change the thing, you don’t even have to change every page on your site - all you have to do is change the .js file, and you will have updated every page that uses it. The page also changes plain text to HTML, inserting and <BR> etc. where needed.
Text encoder - This text encoder thing; you type something in the little box and click a button and it will encode or decode it. Really simple code that I made up for writing notes by hand but I wrote a program in BASIC that will do it and I decided to make one in JavaScript too.
Colors page - Lets you see what your colors look like on a page; like if you want to find the perfect brown for the background on your page. Or if you want to find out if red text will show up on an orange page background.
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