Joy of Computing

A solver for the card game "Modern Art: Masters Gallery" using the MiniZinc constraint programming language. — porterjamesj

An interactive visualization of 311 calls in New York, made using Bokeh. — porterjamesj

Victoria got nostalgic for the Windows '95 boot up sound, so she got her Linux machine to play it when it started up! — rachel

A game where you have to figure out if your opponent is a bot or a human through chat and a game of truth or dare. Harder than it looks! Built by @kallirroi and her collaborators FOREIGN OBJECTS. Play here https://botor.no/ and learn more bots here: https://about.botor.no/ — rachel

A color perception game: choose the square that's a different color than the others. The more rounds you get correct, the more subtle the difference becomes. You can see the code here: https://github.com/sereprz/tricky-colors — porterjamesj

A new version of Checkboxland, a library for rendering text, animations, and almost anything using *just* HTML checkboxes. — nicholasbs

Play the classic card game Set online! You can see the code here: https://jana-z.github.io/threeOfAKind/ — porterjamesj

An investigation into a small bug that caused a big problem. — Mai

Code for a theremin-like musical instrument made with Rust and Arduino. — porterjamesj

A walkthrough for using Syncthing (on macOS and Ubuntu), an open source, secure, and decentralized tool for Dropbox-like folder synchronization. — nicholasbs