Joy of Computing

A fun blog post about programming paradigms and language design. You can also check out Marianne's podcast about writing a programming language here: https://anchor.fm/mwapl. — Mai

A simulation of an ant colony with ants scavenging for food sources, written in JavaScript. Check out the code here: https://github.com/fabrizzio-gz/ant_colony_simulation. — Mai

A command line tool for quickly experimenting with audio programming, written in Haskell. — porterjamesj

Another installment in Jemma's great series on Ruby's garbage collection. — Mai

An introductory exploration of different approaches to incremental systems, to be analyzed further in future posts. — Mai

Can we define absolutely everything as maps? A pilgrimage through some eldritch computation. — Mai

Big Tech Detective is a browser extension for Chrome that lets you track tech giants as you browse the web. It works by checking the IP address of every request made by your browser against a database of IP addresses owned by Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Amazon. Check out the code here: https://github.com/miamiww/Big-Tech-Detective — Mai

Henry talks about how he got the idea for his collaborative improvisational keyboard game, MIDI matches! Game code here: https://github.com/henrysdev/midimatches Game here: https://midimatches.onrender.com/ — rachel

A great blog post about detecting and working with asymmetrical latency in networks. — Mai

This is a great little game made entirely in HTML CSS and JS. It's very charming and fun. And it's making a bit of a splash in the digital world. Let me know who you end up marrying! And check out the code here: https://github.com/algorat/ratchelor — catilac