Initial commit
Create first html standalone example

Based on the Khan Academy's "Welcome to Computer Science" program, this
html page renders an ugly face using processing. It demonstrates how to
glue the code from KA into an html page.
Load processing code on the fly from Khan Academy

This commit has the necessary html and javascript boilerplate to load a
separate file with processing.js instructions from the Khan Academy's
code editor.
Merge remote-tracking branch 'gallardo-git/master'
Implement huffman's code construction algorithm

Current implementation does without a graphic representation of the
tree.
Create skeleton project that includes extern js

This is a skeleton project that use processingjs to render to the
canvas. The sketch is loaded with jquery from a different directory.
Create UI to type a text (for alphabet extraction)

This version has a UI to type a text, that upon keypress is automatic
parsed and feeded into the Huffman algorithm.

The Huffman class has been refactored, and the Processing.js code
removed.

index.html still has (commented-out) code to load and run a script in
runtime.
Remove unused elements from index.html
Format code previous refactoring
Refactor Huffman Node class: power constructor

Node class refactored according to Douglas Crockford's power constructor
idiom. See "Douglas Crockford: Advanced JavaScript" video under
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwYPG6vreJg.
Refactor Huffman class: power constructor
Refactor huffman's API

Methods visibility reworked to expose only the public members of the
huffman class.
Fix sorting of nodes in huffman's algorithm
Add method Huffman encode

To encode texts with a previously calculated Huffman code.
Style html with nice corners and bg gradients
Extract styling to scriptlets.css
Style with jquery.mobile
Correct scrollbar in table
Create boilerplate for png-editor

Based upon mobile boilerplate
Upload and render png

This first GUI version implements file uploading and analysis of the
first chunk. File signature, png height and width are also read and
displayed.