I like to use Prism on my blog for syntax highlighting. Today I just want to test something like prototype for web text editor with Prism syntax highlighting. I know there are also working web text editors like CodeMirror for example, but as mentioned this post more a feasibility study.
I just want to check how the localStorage of a browser behaves over many tabs.
I am digitizing all my old vinyl records and I would like to show how I am doing that with Audacity on Linux.

I am a little bit interested in the possibilities of reading audio input from the web browser. So I have written a small audio noise filter based on frame wise speech / non-speech classifcation a few days ago. This filter was based on the research of the paper Quantile based noise estimation for spectral subtraction and Wiener filtering. The paper contains also an other approach, a quantile based noise spectrum estimation.
A small tool to beautify or minify JSON data.
A few days ago I have written a small post about Reading Web Audio API with JavaScript. But no matter how silent I am acting on my working place, my computer is always producing the following noise.

I will try to create a small lightweight noise spectrum estimation and elimination filter in JavaScript that is based on the research of Quantile based noise estimation for spectral subtraction and Wiener filtering.
I am building a small python program that is waiting for input from a bluetooth device. Depending on the input of
the device I want to update my
GUI.
My decision was TkInter,
the de-facto standard GUI for Python. But my main problem was the blocking method mainloop.
Sometimes tools are that awesome that you just want to spread the word. I guess I should do that more often. One fantastic tool is sitespeed.io. Sitespeed.io is a set of open source tools that will help you to analyze your website and gives you helpful advices to make your website faster.
I have read Visualizations with Web Audio API and just wanted to check on my own if I can build a small working example that can read the audio input from the Web Audio API.
I have started the development of my own Prism theme. I was mostly inspired by the awesome Prism theme of Mozilla Developer Network. I thought it would be difficult, but in general it is just defining some colors. The theme is also used by blog.