Joy of Computing

Fabrizzio demonstrates how to call functions written in Assembly in a C program. — rachel

A weird flex factory factory! You can use it to make and share your own phrase generator. It encodes data in the URL rather than using a database. — Mai

The title says it all: generative adjective-noun pairings for creative prompts and/or amusement! https://adjective-noun.emilybonar.com/ — rachel

See what color your commit is in your terminal! Each commit is assigned a hexadecimal color based on the first six characters in the commit ID. — rachel

Interactive graphs showing how much time NHL players spent on the ice (and how much time they spent on the ice together!) in the 2019-2020 season. Code here: https://github.com/jemmaissroff/hockey — rachel

"What's an IP address? How are they allocated? Are we running out?" If you've ever wondered about these questions, this is a super clear interactive explainer with visuals. — Mai

A new model for a path-drawing pen tool that uses "hyperbezier" curves, which have two control points. — nicholasbs

Did you know Ruby 3.0 has an easy, built-in way to measure how long code takes to run in the REPL? This post walks you through the new feature and how to use it. — nicholasbs

Another take on captchas, this React app lets you unlock secret notes by playing a musical password. — Mai

Jamie is searching for a good debugging experience for C and Zig. He tried a bunch of debuggers and wrote up what he found. — davidbalbert