Joy of Computing

A simple web-based audio sampler with a really nice design! You can try it out here: https://github.com/jaqarrick/wave-slicer — porterjamesj

Inspired by https://erikwinter.nl/articles/2020/why-i-built-my-own-shitty-static-site-generator/, I built my own hopefully-non-shitty SSG. It lets you write websites using Janet, a delightful and effective Lisp. — zdsmith

Learn how I started with a blank text editor and created a blog from the ground up with the help of python's Flask framework. It had always been a dream of mine to create a blog from scratch versus using a Wordpress theme...so here it finally is. Complete with a backend that is my humble attempt at integrating the functionality of both Wordpress and MailChimp. — kellyfoulk

A programming language based on the experience of old point and click adventures - specifically Monkey Island. Program by combining random objects together and seeing what happens. — cthulahoops

Jakub gives a clear, helpful walkthrough of integrating an application with an API! — rachel

A quick and interactive intro to using `git stash`. — nicholasbs

An in-depth post about colors, including clear explanations of different color spaces (RGB, HSL, etc) and how to define other concepts like contrast and pastels in terms of those spaces. — nicholasbs

An open source email lottery, where a each week a randomly chosen subscriber gets to email all the other subscribers. Posts can be about anything; recent subject lines include "Hacking Hypertext", "The year of the tornado", and "human thoughts from a human being...maybe?" — simon-weber

A simple chrome extension that lets you archive your currently tabs for future searching and reference. — icco

A clearly written guide to recursion, with examples in PHP. — Mai