Joy of Computing

Big Tech Detective is a browser extension for Chrome that lets you track tech giants as you browse the web. It works by checking the IP address of every request made by your browser against a database of IP addresses owned by Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Amazon. Check out the code here: https://github.com/miamiww/Big-Tech-Detective — Mai

Henry talks about how he got the idea for his collaborative improvisational keyboard game, MIDI matches! Game code here: https://github.com/henrysdev/midimatches Game here: https://midimatches.onrender.com/ — rachel

A great blog post about detecting and working with asymmetrical latency in networks. — Mai

This is a great little game made entirely in HTML CSS and JS. It's very charming and fun. And it's making a bit of a splash in the digital world. Let me know who you end up marrying! And check out the code here: https://github.com/algorat/ratchelor — catilac

Raph demonstrates the use of Euler spirals as a simpler and more efficient representation for computing parallel curves. — Mai

You may get a new swatch, or you may have to wait! — Mai

A case for using Git as a solo developer for more than just rolling back to old versions of your code. — nicholasbs

An embedded HAL crate for LiteX cores that allows you to reuse embedded Rust crates on your custom SoC - with examples! — Mai

Jemma continues her excellent series on how the Ruby garbage collector works. — davidbalbert

Jake succeeded at running an Electron app from within a Docker container. This blog post perfectly captures the process of continuing to solve the next problem you run into until your software works. — davidbalbert