Joy of Computing

This app visualizes the data from a Transportation and Health Tool (THT) worksheet in a dropdown Dash dashboard, using different map types. Check out the code here: https://github.com/hwolff00/Transportation-Health-Tool. — Mai

Did you know you can copy and paste almost any URL into your JavaScript code and your code will still work, even if the URL isn't quoted or commented out? — nicholasbs

This is a simple playground for experimenting with fragment shaders in WebGPU's shading language. — Mai

Procedure is a library that provides a simple, deferred scaffolding for building complex procedural flows. Its intent is to make code more consistent and readable. — Mai

A datalog interpreter and UI in TypeScript! — rachel

Building a simple calculator by writing a recursive descent parser in Rust. — nicholasbs

My mind gets blown every time someone explains Ergodicity. — sengming

Automatically generate standalone desktop builds for games built with tools like Twine, so you can easily distribute them on Steam or Itch! — rachel

A cool tool that lets you manipulate the starting amount, growth rate, and number of periods of a graphed exponential to visualize its properties. — Mai

A blog post about Llama, a tool that lets you offload computational work – including C and C++ builds – onto Amazon Lambda. You can try it out here: https://github.com/nelhage/llama. — Mai