Joy of Computing

"An infinite minimalist chorale in four parts written in Haskell using the Euterpea library." It's beautiful and moody as is, and James plans to keep working on it! — rachel

A timer to calculate running pace, built as a project to learn Elm. — porterjamesj

A CRDT library in Rust for collaborative editing of JSON documents. — Mai

A blog post covering the history of the compositor introduced in Mac OS X and the tradeoffs it demands. — Mai

Open sourced color truth! Vote on some ambiguous colors and see the most controversial ones. See the source code here: https://github.com/robinovitch61/color-controversy — robinovitch61

A book of "playable" poetry that's also kind of a game and also kind of an instrument. Source: https://github.com/toddwords/hotwriting — nicholasbs

A custom (and beautiful!) display of what's playing now on New York's classical music station. The code is here: https://github.com/SaraBee/nowplaying. — Mai

A simple "webhook server" that runs scripts in response to HTTP requests. — porterjamesj

A high-performance tool for exporting metrics from Prometheus to Cassandra. — porterjamesj

An overview of how the NumPy family of libraries help make Python more performant for scientific computing, without losing the benefits Python brings. — nicholasbs