It's like Twitter, but you have 140 Characters of JavaScript

Dwitter is a platform where users Dweet in JavaScript. Each Dweet is limited to 140 characters and is then executed on a Canvas. In this video I take a look at some really amazing Dweets and then try to create something notable of my own.
Dwitter:
www.dwitter.net/
notin.tokyo
My page on Dwitter:
www.dwitter.net/u/Inkbox
And Twitter:
/ inkboxsoftware

[@bownly]

What a cool idea for a site.

[@6-1-6]

if you’re seeing this and are interested in the idea of short code to do a lot - i’d really suggest checking out the code golf stack exchange community, which is an entire community focused on solving problems in the fewest bytes possible

[@Rudxain]

I swear someone will make Bad Apple in this

[@zulc22]

i genuinely don't understand how you're such a small youtuber

[@mattgio1172]

Very cool! I hadn't heard of this before - can't wait to see what else you do with this!

[@SpinThwomp]

im gonna learn js just to post here

[@adsbegon8405]

The real questions are: Is there Bad Apple?, and Can it run Doom?

[@goofbug5328]

Your videos are always such a delight to watch

[@catriverr]

Really nice that you put Chopin as background music here, it really fits the video.

[@LePhenixGD]

I've never heard of that website, but I will definitely check it out!

[@the-pink-hacker]

I wasn’t aware of this website and will definitely check it out. Great video!

[@NonBinary_Star]

I. Love. This. Channel.
full stop!

[@Yaxqb]

This is really cool. Try it yourself, I can't do shit with this

[@Rudxain]

This reminds me of ByteBeat. There isn't a hard-limit, but the limit is _implied._ Once your code becomes complex, it no longer sounds like ByteBeat

[@mateuszkubala1800]

Amazing

[@plumjet0930]

Nice

[@MyriadColorsCM]

I really wanna know what song is playing on the background, its really cool.

[@liagio950]

Awesome videos mate! What's the background classical music?

[@robin-mu]

It's Chopin - Ballade No. 1, but I haven't been able to find the version used here.

[@YoshiLightStar]

@@robin-mu My best guess is the background music is a midi of the song slapped into GXSCC since it has a similar sound to that.

[@robin-mu]

@@YoshiLightStar I actually tried that and it sounds like your guess is correct. Thanks so much for telling me about this program!

[@Vextrove]

What's Twitter?

[@kyuheonrho7814]

뭐임

[@funnyclips7200]

Hi