Joy of Computing

Designed for a two-year-old, this game lets you explore the world using a super minimal interface: just tap to zoom in and wait to zoom out. — Mai

An explanation and implementation of the Ramer-Douglas-Peucker algorithm. This algorithm is used when drawing maps to simplify vector lines. — nicholasbs

A text-based time management system with some unique techinques and a webapp for visualization. — porterjamesj

A text editor color scheme randomizer. Choose some settings to pick things like contrast ratio, and click a button to get a whole new look. If you find one you like, you can even export a working Vim color scheme! — QuietMisdreavus

A tool for rendering a subset of LaTeX as HTML in the browser, using Elm. — porterjamesj

A terminal todo manager focused on minimalism and getting things done. — g-w1

An exploration of the nature of representations of Turing machines, as well as examples of how to implement a Turing machine simulator, single-purpose machines, and finally a general purpose, configurable implementation. — nicholasbs

"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