Joy of Computing

Reflections on where delimiters go in various programming languages and how this impacts what bugs are easy to spot and fix. — porterjamesj

A guide to the many moving parts involving in embedding WebAssembly in a Rust program running outside the browser. — porterjamesj

A clear explanation of quadratic-time vs. linear-time algorithms. Useful in interviews but also in real life! — Mai

This demo is made with Checkboxland, a library I built during my last Recurse Center batch. I recently made an update to the library allowing it to render arbitrary images and video, which is what powers the webcam demo. — bryanbraun

Filippo and Ben's new file encryption tool Age, which is meant to replace GPG for sending encrypted files, has reached 1.0! In addition to generating Age specific encryption keys, Age can also use SSH keys, so you can encrypt a file for anyone whose SSH public key you have handy. — davidbalbert

A really fun momentum-based puzzle game made for a Godot game jame. 30 levels! Check out the code here: https://github.com/EmilyBonar/MomenTom. — Mai

Jamie made a video introducing the live REPL for Imp, his relational programming language. The live REPL is embedded in Focus, his text editor (!!). Video is quiet, so crank your volume. — davidbalbert

Some thoughts on learning Elm to write a simple arcade game, along with the playable game and source. — nicholasbs

Tree-grepper searches by looking at code structure instead of strings. This lets you match on whatever structures a language defines without worrying about whitespace! It uses tree-sitter underneath so it's easy to extend, too! — brianhicks

um-abt is a library for working with the abstract syntax of languages that use variables. It provides "unifiable abstract binding trees" (UABTs): abstract syntax trees (ASTs), enriched with constructs to manage variable binding and (nominal) unification. — Shon