Here is some of my work and some of my experiments:
Games, Tools, and Utilities:
XBM stuff - doesn't work in IE 6 in XP sp2 because they disabled XBM support.NEW!JavaScript gems for programmers. NEW!translate text into umopapisdn (upsidedown) text NEW!translate text into txet wtih a mxeid up mddile (from something I saw at the Explora kids museum) NEW!insane - drawing on a web page - takes a while to start. [N4+, IE] Green Globs - a Math equation game from the 80's.[N3+, IE] Pop-a-mole [N3+, IE] Pop-a-mole using images (and resizable) [N3+, IE] MineSweeper [N3?, IE] On the front page is my Calendar implementation... everybody does one, right? Mine is an Object. You can set an action and it will make that the HREF for every date, complete with substitution variables. It also has an Events set-up and displays days differently if there is a morning, afternoon, or an all-day event defined. dlbCalendar.js
Demos and Experiments:XBM Stuff
"Published Work"[N4, IE] Reflecting Pool - a shimmering water effect for any entered text. Very cool... I might add it to my pages someday. other really ancient stuff is on my old JavaScript page.
The JavaScript Source:[N3?,IE] Radio Question Validator [submitted Aug 29, 2001, listed Feb 20, 2002 (2002-20-02!)]. Original Sample One user already noted that there is one vulnerability in the script... if you name your radio buttons with numbers it won't work.