Joy of Computing

In this blog post, Lindsey Kuper shares her research agenda at the intersection of distributed systems and programming languages. Read it for an interesting overview of the problem space, a cool example of working in public, and an invitation to collaborate! — Mai

A library of Rust macros that make it easier to express relationships between types. — porterjamesj

A puzzle-platformer where you traverse the environment using projectiles as platforms. See the code here: https://github.com/jackckelly/orb_game — porterjamesj

Recreating a 19th century analog computer that predicts the tides -- with Legos! — Mai

It's a delightful puzzle, imagining what's inside a weird MTA subway vent that looks like a brownstone. Great original music and illustrations! Built with Svelte. — alizauf

A blog post about testing user interactions in JavaScript with the userEvent API. — Mai

A macOS tool for text expansion, scriptable with JavaScript. — porterjamesj

A perceptually meaningful audio visualizer. Read more about how it works here: https://delu.medium.com/a-perceptually-meaningful-audio-visualizer-ee72051781bc#.p87d5rrxg — porterjamesj

Serifu is a simple markup language for composing comic book scripts (in particular, translations of Japanese manga) as plain text. You can check out a demo web-based editor for it here: https://serifu-sketchpad.glitch.me/. There's also an InDesign extension! — Mai

This blog post walks through what lazy sequences are and how to implement them from scratch in Clojure. — Mai