Cross-browser Drag & Drop with Javascript - what fun! I will show you how to simply and powerfully turn any html element into a drag-able item.

This function is a comprehensive beast, so I'm not going to explain every detail... but I will try and break it into some basic sections so you can get an idea of what is involved. Go ahead and play with the little proof-of-concept widget, starring Nils Frykdahl, to see what this function can do:

Music commissioned by the KZSC Drama Hour at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Pro bono project; a lot of fun. I came up with the graphic using an illustration by Arthur Rackham. Music is below. (the last track was rushed to meet a deadline - not particularly exited about the software instruments, but composition is good.)



The tracks:

Ted Didday of Songs Made For You & I were finally able to realize our dream of creating a forest drum kit sample instrument, thanks to my new Zoom H4n handy recorder.

These sounds were recorded on the Soquel Creek in Soquel, California, with the Zoom H4n's built in stereo condenser microphones.

We had fun recording this.

Sheila Wagner, PT, CN had a need for a clean, professional-yet-inviting website with a Web 2.0 feel.

Her site was designed to include dynamic content to keep her clients and prospective clients informed on periodic events and programs, as well as to capture newsletter signups.

Click the picture below to see Sheila's site