Daniel Noah Haynes's Projects
A pure JavaScript implementation of the AES block cipher and all common modes of operation for node.js or web browsers.
KJV Bible chapters and verses in Javascript format. Each of the 66 books are a separate Javascript file. Each file contains the book as a Javascript named object. Example: Genesis.js contains `const Genesis = {BOOK_CONTENT}`
Bible: JSON + XML
Every verse of the entire Bible hashed through SHA-512, PLUS Useful Micro Apps to Explore The Word of God
Simple Online & Offline Bible Reading Web App That Saves Your Progress Live
Bible versions and cross-reference databases.
A simple browserifiable module for encrypting and decrypting JSON-serializable objects with a password.
Secure peer-to-peer chat that is serverless, decentralized, and ephemeral
Proposal for a JavaScript compatible language compilable to Clarity
My personal summaries of Cryptography-related books and papers
A tutorial on how to update/replace/create GitHub repositories via NodeJS CL interface
Resources for biblical texts in Greek, specifically the Septuagint.
🔍 A Hex Editor for Reverse Engineers, Programmers and people who value their retinas when working at 3 AM.
Procedurally generated Chinese landscape painting.
The King James Bible in JSON
King James Version (KJV) bible in json format. Includes Strong's Hebrew/Greek lexicon tags and italics. Analytics-friendly.
A webscript for generating, signing, decoding multisig STX operations in the STX-over-BTC wire format
OpenPGP implementation for JavaScript
A Simple Javascript Implementation of the SHA-512 Algorithm
A 'Proof-Of-Deposit' Smart Contract Written in Soldity v0.8^ That Enables Trustless Cross-Platform Currency Transfers to and from the Bitcoin Blockchain with Any EVM Compatible Blockchain
SpiderOak HTML5 / Javascript / CSS mobile client application, rebooted
Strong's Dictionaries of Hebrew and Greek
My first dApp built for the Bitcoin Blockchain *MISSING THE FILES BUT YOU CAN STILL CHECKOUT THE LOGIC*
Helpful Code Snippet Utilities for JavaScript & HTML