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emogotchi
A simple parody of Tamagotchi, in which you actively have to help your Emo stay miserable to avoid losing the game. Written to demonstrate the W3C notifications API.location-finder-permissions-api
A simple Geolocation demo to test the W3C Permissions API.snapshot
Snapshot is a camera and gallery app, written using web technologies. It uses getUserMedia to capture the video stream from a webcam, canvas to capture a frame and put it into an image, and media queries and mozilla Brick for layout shennanigans.location-finder
A simple application that uses the Geolocation API to find out the location of the users device, and then plots the location on a Google Map. Can also be installed as a Firefox OS app.gamepad-buttons
A simple implementation of buttoselection-api-examples
Examples to demonstrate use of the Selection API.threejs-video-cube
A simple three.js demo that takes a media stream from the user's webcam using gUM, then creates a cube and applies the video as a texture to the cube faces.create-delay
Simple Web Audio API experiment to demonstrate usage of createDelay()html5-captions-and-subtitles-content-kit
beginning-coding
This is a repository for the source code behind the " Introduction to programming: Beginning your journey towards learning to code" course that is currently live at http://people.mozilla.org/~cmills/coding-beginners/chrisdavidmills.github.io
Github pages testnotification-test
Simple notification testgood-read
A simple sample app to demonstrate mobile first web development techniques, as seen in the article https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Apps/app_layout/Mobile_firstbeginning-web
This is a repository for the source code behind the "It's my web: A ten week course to teach the basics of web design" course that is currently live at http://people.mozilla.org/~cmills/st-chads/millstest
Mills test repocsharphomework
REALLY HARD STUFFmdn-and-frameworks
Ideas and experiments around hosting JS framework content on MDN.mdn-calendar
A quick and dirty mockup of what an MDN editorial calendar might look like.basic-practical-web-design-skills
Practical course that aims to teach complete beginners some basics of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.rpi-school
Raspberry Pi course for schoolsexpress-local-library
2nd run through of testing the express local library codechat-app
sample node.js chat appdjango_diy_blog
Basic blog site written in Django (part of MDN Django module assessment)test-repo
A simple repo to use for experiments while learning to use GitHub.weather-site
django_local_library
Local Library website written in Django.cordova-fxos-demo
A simple demo created using Cordova to demonstrate usage of Cordova's Firefox OS support.formdata-test
A small test to check support for methods in the FormData object.mdn-count-descendants
A simple app to count the descendant pages for any MDN page.remy-test
Test repo for remy will-it-will demoweb-component-tests
Experiments related to web components v1 implementationsmake-your-mark
test site for make your mark sea tackle suppliesweb-components-examples
A series of web components examples, related to the MDN web components documentation at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Web_Components.geolocation-tests
simple documents to test geolocationnetwork-information-worker-test
Test for Network Information API inside workerssw-test-polyfill
This is a version of the service worker demo available at https://github.com/chrisdavidmills/sw-test/, but with the addition of the polyfill featured in the offline version of the Topeka Polymer demo (see https://github.com/Polymer/topeka), to try and get it working already in browsers that don't yet support service workers.url-test
tests for the URL/URLSearchParams interfacesaudio-channels-demo-web-audio-api
An experiment to try getting AudioChannels working in Web Audio API.to-do-alarms
Enhanced version of the to-do app, which stores to-do items via IndexedDB, and then aims to provide notifications when to-do item deadlines are up, via the Alarm API.Love Open Source and this site? Check out how you can help us