Joy of Computing

These plays were funny, endearing, educational, and thought-provoking. Theatre is such a neat format to engage with programming! — alicia

At once a brilliant way to explore networking and concurrency, and a thought-provoking meditation on how we communicate online. — porterjamesj

Link rot is painful, we've all experienced clicking a previously-working link and getting a 404! Bookmark Archiver imports your browser history, bookmarks, & Pinboard/Pocket links and produces HTML, PDF, PNGs, & more (saved with Chrome Headless). — theSquashSH

A common misconception about Haskell is that it can only be used for doing functional programming. This is not the case, as Haskell makes a great imperative language as well! — vaibhavsagar

i woke up in a city id never been to before. what a startling feeling. i def needed a map. — coco

This book is an introduction to React Native, Facebook’s JavaScript framework for building mobile applications. Using your existing knowledge of JavaScript and React, you’ll be able to build and deploy fully featured mobile applications for both iOS and Android that truly render natively. There are plenty of advantages to working with React Native over traditional means of mobile development without needing to sacrifice the native look and feel. — brindelle

An in-depth exploration and discussion of how to more efficiently transfer data to an Apple IIe via its audio interface. — nicholasbs

This blog post (and the others on Katie's blog) makes the idea of building your own database seem accessible and interesting! — alicia

This is an exploration into which sigmoid curves are most suitable for music synthesis. An ideal curve should have a nice clean spectrum, and of course be lightning fast to compute. — Raph

I’ve continued to build on my experiments with two-dimensional generative art using Clojure. Here’s my latest batch of experiments: procedural generation of some squiggly lines. My favorites from this set look sort of like fractal street maps. — brindelle