Joy of Computing

Cant is a programming language descended mainly from E and Scheme. From the README: "I've long wanted a computing system that's completely explained, simple enough to grasp in full detail without getting bored or overwhelmed, and powerful enough that I'd actually use it... Call it a learning project, or outsider art." — rachel

A web-based prompt generator styled after the terminal, to give you ideas for new creative coding projects! Get your prompts here: https://anniebart-prompt-generator.glitch.me/ — rachel

An extensive utility library for Python. — porterjamesj

What do you do if you want to compile a large Rust project on a Raspberry Pi with a comparatively slow CPU and only 1 GB of RAM? — nicholasbs

A quick introduction to to the basics of AWK. For more, check out part two: https://jemma.dev/blog/awk-part-2 — nicholasbs

Olivia gave a talk at JSConf Hawaii about Hydra, her live programming environment. — davidbalbert

Julia wrote an open source implementation of Hey.com's "Focus & Reply" feature for Fastmail using JMAP, a new email protocol. Source: https://github.com/jvns/focus-reply-fastmail — davidbalbert

An implementation of simulated annealing (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simulated_annealing) for arbitrary Go types. — porterjamesj

Some simple things you can do to get useful performance monitoring in Postgres, without any additional software. — nicholasbs

A snake game where you play as the rainbow snake curlyboi (The PyCon Australia mascot) and eat food emojis. — porterjamesj