fractals-visualizer

made by Sol Sarratea, submitted by davidbalbert
Beautiful fractals written with WebGL shaders.

Mako

made by John Earnest, submitted by porterjamesj
Mako is an emulator for an imaginary video game console, kind of like PICO8. It also includes Maker, a Forth-like programming language that compiles to its bytecode, and a bunch of games written in it!

p5snap

made by zachkrall, submitted by turniplan
It's a pretty cool command-line tool for those who like to use p5.js to create web-based algorithmic sketches. By declaring a file path and the number of images you need, p5snap grabs screenshots from your p5 canvas and saves them!

Language server for Flix

made by anthonyabeo, submitted by porterjamesj
A language server protocol and VSCode extension for the research programming language Flix (https://flix.dev).

"Feed me, Seymour!": getting a plant to tweet

made by sarabee, submitted by Mai
Sara used a soil sensor and an arduino to help her monstera get on Twitter. Will it become an influencer? Stay tuned...

replacerator

made by rfong, submitted by porterjamesj
A Chrome extension for doing generic string replacements on webpages, like that "Millennials to Snake People" extension that was popular a while back.

Mary livecodes a drum machine

made by maryrosecook, submitted by davidbalbert
A video of Mary livecoding a drum machine. You can also run the code live, and read the annotated source.

Scotty, a WebSocket-enabled PDF viewer

made by jtanadi, submitted by rachel
Scotty is a PDF viewer that allows multiple clients to look at and browse through a document together in real time. Check out the app here: https://raa-scotty.herokuapp.com/

Make Your Own Period Tracker

made by alizauf, submitted by nicholasbs
Aliza wanted to own her own data, so she built her own period tracker using a spreadsheet. This post walks you through how you can do this, too.

emptytra.in

made by Brian Abelson, submitted by dylnuge
emptytra.in is an art project featuring a live feed of the JMZ train in New York City at a busy intersection. In the words of the creator, it "provides ongoing, anonymized documentation of the pandemic as manifested through the quieting city."