Trampoline Definitely view this one in your browser I took yesterday's shape jumping work and attached some Uncontext data to it. Uncontext is a great project that lets you connect to a socket and get a constant stream of data that you can use to do whatever you please with. In this case, one of the variables determines the color of the shape, another the rotation speed, another the velocity of the object from the time it spawns, and another the gravity for that object. Limits had to be placed on rotation speed and gravity/velocity for it to not get out of hand from time to time, but otherwise the Uncontext data is applied directly. One of the goals with these projects is to use very simple ingredients like basic shapes, small color pallets, and motion to create something interesting to watch. It's a bit weird that the experience ends up living in a browser window, but I have grander plans for that in the future. This project—as well as the others I've posted—changes based on the size of your browser window. I like this one a lot on a mobile phone, but it's also perfectly entertaining on a laptop screen. You can view the code as always on Codepen, and you can view the project in context on Uncontext (ha, ha).