Joy of Computing

A command-line tool for stitching images together into a grid. — porterjamesj

A great new spoiler feature for open source chat tool Zulip (everyone knows we're fans!), plus some good conversation in the PR comments that can help anyone gain a better understanding of how to contribute a feature to an open source application. — Mai

A talk from !!con 2020 about how Andrew uses the blur markup language (which he created!) to write chance poetry that changes every time you refresh the page. Learn more about the blur markup language here: http://bml-lang.org/en/latest/ — rachel

There are so many streaming options these days, it can be overwhelming. Save yourself a little time by using this list of Roger Ebert's favorite movies compiled by scraping both rogerebert.com and Amazon's offerings. — Mai

I recently built a game engine designed to make it as easy as possible to build your own game — James Routley

A useful overview of what spatial audio is and what cool applications might be possible with Apple's new head-tracking APIs! — Mai

A different browser built using Electron. — Kalli

An implementation of miniKanren in a Swift playground. — porterjamesj

A library for dynamically "monkeypatching" built-in Python objects! — porterjamesj

An audio visualizer for custom animated wallpaper that adds curve-based rendering to the spectrumyzer project. — Mai