Friday, Jan 21
Who Moved My Cheese: Laziness in Clojure
This blog post walks through what lazy sequences are and how to implement them from scratch in Clojure.
Joy of Computing
A new link every weekday from the RC community A new link every weekday from the RC community
Thursday, Jan 20
Whistle switch
Turn your lights on and off by whistling! Click through to watch a demo video and check out the code.
Wednesday, Jan 19
Ghost in the ethernet optic
In this blog post, Ben details his explorations of a smart SFP optical transceiver.
Tuesday, Jan 18
Rewriting my toy blockchain in Rust
made by savarin, submitted by nicholasbs
Ezzeri shares a clear overview of what a blockchain is, and how he ported his toy implementation from Python to Rust.
Monday, Jan 17
Mess with DNS
made by bork, submitted by nicholasbs
An interactive tool that invites you to play and experiment with DNS to understand how it works!
Friday, Jan 14
Shader.Place
made by charstiles, submitted by Mai
A real-time collaborative GLSL live code editor. Check out the code here: https://github.com/CharStiles/shaderplace.
Thursday, Jan 13
YakShaver app using HTML canvas
made and submitted by debamitro
Do some real yak shaving in your browser. Built in a day with vanilla js and the canvas API. The source code is at https://github.com/debamitro/canvas-yakshaver .
Friday, Dec 17
deeplinks.js
made and submitted by wesleyac
deeplinks.js allows people to easily link directly to any text selection on your website! It's designed to be easy-to-use, robust, and unintrusive.
Thursday, Dec 16
Quilt, a maximalist programming language
Quilt is a programming language in which programs are constructed using pixel images. For example, 'Hello World!' is a square spiral!
Wednesday, Dec 15
ExtensionPay
made and submitted by Glen
An open-source library and app I made to help browser extension developers take payments in their extensions. It's helped developers make over $15,000 so far!