Joy of Computing

The story of writing a humorous window manager that bounces windows around the screen. — porterjamesj

A blog post about reverse engineering a no longer supported VGA capture device to make it run on newer versions of Linux. — rachel

Five ways to find numbers in a Fibonacci sequence using recursion, memoization, tabulation, iteration, and VM Code! — rachel

A high-performance encoder for the yEnc binary-to-text encoding format, built to learn about ARM64 assembly programming. — porterjamesj

A tutorial with example code about how to implement the raymarching algorithm for rendering 3D scenes using GLSL shaders. — porterjamesj

A DNS over HTTPS client written in Go. — porterjamesj

Writing code to solve the puzzle from a classic children's book. — nicholasbs

CARL stands for Code Augmented Reality Live. In an algorave (algorithmic rave), a programmer/performer codes a 3D environment on the fly using a raymarching algorithm in GLSL; that shader code is also executing and updating on everyone's phone in real time. Using phone orientation and audio input, CARL is a window into an immersive and evolving 3D algorithmic world that dances to the music. You can read more about CARL here: http://Charstiles.com/carl — zachkrall

An exploration of how to use natural language processing to answer SAT-style analogy questions. — nicholasbs

A live coding environment for making Game Boy games. Edits to the code are hot-swapped into the running game. Source: https://github.com/osnr/livegb — davidbalbert