Col­ourJS is a JavaS­cript lib­rary that can take a col­our and manip­u­late it — invert it or just change the format.

Just A Few Examples

ColourJS('#FF0000').invert().toHex(); // #00FFFF
ColourJS('#FF0000').invert().toRGB(); // rgb(0, 255, 255)

ColourJS('rgb(255, 0, 0)').invert().toRGB(); // rgb(0, 255, 255)
ColourJS('rgb(100%, 0%, 20%)').invert().toRGB(); // rgb(0, 255, 204)

The syn­tax is still a little awk­ward and func­tions are min­imal but for a first release, it works.

Licensed under GNU GPL v3.

Down­load Col­ourJS 1.0 here.

I have been away for two weeks but I really wasn’t expect­ing all this!

Another Pro­ject that I’ll have to start work on is an idea that com­bines Yahoo! Answers, Google and StumbleUpon. Trust me, it’ll be great!

Just over a week since the launch of this blog and site, I’ve star­ted myself on my first big chal­lenge. It’s such a dif­fi­cult task, not only because it’s my first one, but because I simply know noth­ing about the sport. This sport I’m refer­ring to is of course, foot­ball (soc­cer). For such a pop­u­lar sport, it doesn’t feel like there is a defin­it­ive site for fix­tures, res­ults and the latest news. At least, no decent ones. The kind I’m think­ing of is a Web 2.0 kind-of-thing with lots of user inter­ac­tion. Don’t mis­take it for another vowel-skipping start-up that fails though because this is noth­ing like it. Although a lot of visual (and cod­ing) ele­ments will be sim­ilar, the ethos of the site will be totally dif­fer­ent and be more access­ible to those not tech-savvy.

Watch this space.