Martin Schuhfuß: Let there be light! | JSConf EU 2015
1,762 views · Published 26 October 2015 · 30:55 · Indexed 6 November 2026
Channel: JSConf · 2015 · Science & Technology
It is long known that the quality and setting of the light in our environment influences our moods and minds in a near-infinite number of ways. Yet the lights in most homes and work places are still restricted to the ever present on-/and off-switches (and maybe some dimming). Enough of that. Take some of the modern lighting-solutions today, add a healthy dose of JavaScript and sprinkle with some other web technologies to create and control your own lights to suit any of your moods and ideas – directly from within your browser. In a very colorful talk full of practical examples I will demonstrate a number of those possibilities. Can we use these tricks to even control professional light-equipment on stage? You’ll see. Github repo: https://github.com/beyondscreen/fivetwelve-css Intro music by @halfbyte
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