Joy of Computing

A research programming language attempting to generalize datalog. You can see the code here: https://github.com/rntz/datafun — porterjamesj

From the GitHub: "Markov magnets, imagine a bowl of alphabet soup but they stick together according to linguistic co-occurrence." See the code here: https://github.com/MaxBittker/alphabet-soup — rachel

Andrew explores how a website might inject text when you copy and paste something, and shares some thoughts on the ethics of doing that and ways around it. — rachel

Babashka is a lightweight Clojure interpreter. Because it doesn't rely on the JVM, it starts extremely quickly, making it great for writing command line tools and scripts. — nicholasbs

A browser game drawn only with emoji! You can see the source code here: https://github.com/ertyseidohl/heart — porterjamesj

Andrew is building a self-hosted compiler for his programming language, Zig. — davidbalbert

Chloe taught a 1980s pen plotter to solve crossword puzzles, and gave a great talk about it at !!Con 2020. — rachel

A browser extension for doing live performances in the audiences' browsers! — porterjamesj

A UI for Daily.co video chats that displays the participants on a call and allows them to raise/lower their hands. There's a detailed walkthrough of how to implement it here: https://github.com/A-Mozeak/daily-raise — rachel

Browse images on a map of New York's streets in the 1980s! Source: https://github.com/bdon/80s.nyc — nicholasbs