If you would like to convert the amount of bytes (or bits) into the corresponding measure when the size is a kilobyte or bigger (or a kilobit or bigger) you can use the following JavaScript function: Here are some examples of using it: If you would like to know how Read more…
After reading this reddit entry I decided to write up a little snippet with documentation: Feel free to use it whenever and wherever. Happy coding! 😎
If you ever need to remove all duplicate characters from a string you can use this snippet which takes advantage of how the String.prototype.replace() function works along with regular expressions: Feel free to use this function in your code. Happy coding 😎
Did you know that thanks to the Web Audio API it is possible to boost the volume up PAST 100% on <audio> tags & <video> tags? I wrote the following function to do just that: The above JavaScript function gives us the ability to amplify (or boost) the volume of Read more…
The following function takes one arguments, an element, and selects the text therein: Happpy coding! 😎
Lately I have dedicated a little more time to developing an electron app which saves a frame of every video it encounters as PNG images: Believe it or not the code to turn a frame of a video into an image element is not terribly complicated. Below is a simple Read more…
Making your web app toggle back and forth between full screen mode is a simple enough task as long as you do some feature testing. You can also use this handy function which will step through the 4 different feature tests: This code is based off of documentation found here Read more…
A few days ago I was working on manipulating data that I found in Wikipedia. The data was in a table where the colspans and rowspans were making it difficult to simply programmatically pull data. Then I started looking into code to turn HTML table to JSON but for some Read more…
Now Available in YourJS Recently I was working on a function which needed to determine whether or not a string could be used as a variable name. Variable name validation can get tricky so instead of using a crazy regular expression which includes all keywords (which may change over time) Read more…
When allowing a user to input code that could potentially cause an infinite loop, it is nice to test the code first, right? Even, if the code doesn’t run infinitely, it would be nice to know if it takes longer than you would want. One way to nicely test for Read more…