Joy of Computing

A tool for exploring the API of Slate, a framework for building rich-text editors. Read more about it on Jake's blog here: https://jaked.org/blog/2021-02-26-Slate-Explorer And check out the code here: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/slate-explorer?path=README.md%3A1%3A0 — rachel

A fun L-system visualizer written in p5.js. Play with it at the link above and check out the code here: https://github.com/addiebarron/dead-tree. — Mai

This is a fun, simple blog post about mathematical intuition. — Mai

A web API for sensor reading data written in OCaml using the Dream framework. — porterjamesj

"Did you ever wish your document editor were more like an IDE? Your IDE more like a spreadsheet? Your spreadsheet more like a database?" — porterjamesj

Francis collaborates a WebAssembly-based GraphQL client—live on stream! — porterjamesj

Kofi walks through how he used Elm to describe dance moves in 3D, synced his dancer with MIDI, and visualized the moves in WebGL. — nicholasbs

Joe has been learning about web programming in OCaml during his RC batch. Here he illustrates how he set up email integration using the Dream web framework. Code here: https://github.com/jsthomas/dream-email-example — rachel

What we talk about when we talk about legacy systems. — Mai

The Black Feminist World Database explores the ways that Black feminist thought and work has provided the seed values for liberation. Designed with playfulness, imagination, and inspiration in mind, you can explore the history of this work and generate poems from the seed data. — Mai