Derija93's public fiddles
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Sum Explorer
A little program to explore the mathematical sum rows (Sigma function). This has been made to aid myself trying to find a relationship between each simple exponential sum (Sigma(x^a)).
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HTMLElement.insertBefore/appendChild behavior test
This test shows, at least in Chrome, that the native browser implementations of the DOM manipulation methods, when used on already inserted elements, remove those elements from their previous positions when re-inserting them.
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onInsert
A micro-library to trigger an event upon HTML element insertion into another parent. Best is to use $(document).on('insert', selector, func); with jQuery. Could be probably easily adapted to other frameworks.
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How to place the HTML footer at the bottom of the website
A snippet demonstrating how to place an element at the bottom of the website, i.e. either at the end of the content or, if the content does not cover the entire screen, at the bottom of the viewport.
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Pseudo-protected properties
A little test to see how to best limit the accessibility of a property to a predefined scope, i.e. function. Unfortunately uses arguments.callee.caller.
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jQuery and iFrames
A short demonstration of how to access the document of an iFrame and modify it.
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Logging Mini-Library
A mini-library that allows for extended logging inspired by the Java Logging API. The idea came as I wanted to prefix my messages to log with a timestamp. Unfortunately, Chrome prohibits the use of Function.apply and Function.call on the console.log function. This is where eval proofs that it is not necessarily evil. License: LGPL Copyright (c) Derija 2013 Germany