This is where I practice using Javascript.
Click here to see the code
Press the button to generate a random couple of lines from 'Macbeth'
Enter a number to see one of Shakespeare's sonnets, or click 'Get Sonnet' for a random one
A nifty implementation of one of the best exercises a Javascript novice can do: scrambling messages the Roman way.
Encode or decode? Select key:
YOUR MESSAGE WILL APPEAR HERE
My very first piece of HTML-based Javascript. All it does is show what you write in the box.
An exercise in learning DOM
JS to provide an auto-complete answer to a user's query.
A simple piece of JS which will attempt to change some raw CSV into an HTML table
At the moment, it generates an extra column on the right hand side when there are more than two rows, and for the life of me I can't work out how to stop it from doing so.