Plink-plonk.js – hear webpages render with DOM observer and audio API
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Re: Plink-plonk.js – hear webpages render with DOM observer and audio API
#2This appears quite useful for debugging renders in web apps, and also just sounds quite cool.
Re: Plink-plonk.js – hear webpages render with DOM observer and audio API
#3You can do something similar with an AM radio on a minimalist Linux install with nothing in the background.
Re: Plink-plonk.js – hear webpages render with DOM observer and audio API
#4I love this, wow. It's a great idea and I'm sure you could use it as a fun debugging idea for plenty of things.
Re: Plink-plonk.js – hear webpages render with DOM observer and audio API
#5I love how he omitted semicolons so that it cannot be used as bookmarklet.
Re: Plink-plonk.js – hear webpages render with DOM observer and audio API
#6Anyone have interesting example sites to try it? I thought Youtube would be a good candidate, but very little going on for some reason.
Re: Plink-plonk.js – hear webpages render with DOM observer and audio API
#7I love how he omitted semicolons so that it cannot be used as bookmarklet.
Just minify it...?
Re: Plink-plonk.js – hear webpages render with DOM observer and audio API
#8This appears quite useful for debugging renders in web apps, and also just sounds quite cool.
Supposedly Alan Turing used a tool like this for debugging his programs.
Re: Plink-plonk.js – hear webpages render with DOM observer and audio API
#9Anyone have interesting example sites to try it? I thought Youtube would be a good candidate, but very little going on for some reason.
Google maps is pretty funny