More work done on hexagon page

So...
I'm back at uni and working hard again.
Today a bit more work was done on Arcc.cc, specifically the hexagon page (link for the lazy). It still has a couple of small pieces of code that need to be written (or rewritten) but overall its functionality is acceptable.

Breakdown of changes:
1. Switched from iframes to javascript.

• Removes the reliance on openprocessing.com.
• Faster load times.
• No java applet permission requests as it draws straight to canvas.

2. Changed from a straight up layout to request and interaction based, also changed the size of sketches.

• Gives a more clear place for viewing.
• No more confusion and scrolling.
• Borders to know that happens when you click a navigation button.
• Allows for more organisation and layout, and sets a set size for sketches.
• Con - the change of size of one sketch causes quite intensive load (this is due to the sketch itself as well as the fact that it is being drawn in a browser).

3. Implemented JQuery.

• Can modify content on the page much, much easier.
• Quickly implemented and can be quickly added to.

What I learned from today (in chronological order):

• My Web Development class is not nearly as fast paced and awesome as my Internet Art class.
• Hackertyper.net is good for trolling other students who aren't as computer literate as I am.
• JQuery is AWESOME! and can do all the things.
• Revere Occam's Razor. It is your god.