Joy of Computing

I made a song in TidalCycles and SuperCollider. — annainbrooklyn

This is a version of the arcade game Snake, but instead of displaying squares and extending a snake body via squares, the snake is the number pi, and it increases by each digit in pi. You need to have PyGame installed on your computer for this to run successfully. — josh-kean

Early access chapters from the upcoming book, Real-World Natural Language Processing. — nicholasbs

this game is a series of really fun spatial puzzles on a few different levels, and their interactions combine to make a new take on this genre (one of my favorites!). — yomimono

An addictive idle game about maintaining an open-source project. Do code! Write docs! Remove cruft! Earn hype! Woo contributors! — doron

LVCA is a tool for building programming languages with a small core. You create a language by specifying (1) its syntax, (2) its statics (i.e., typechecking rules), (3) its dynamics (i.e.m, how it evaluates), and (4) its concrete syntax. — nicholasbs

A command-line audio synthesizer written in C. — porterjamesj

An elegant visualization of how Bezier curves work. — davidbalbert

An interactive map that uses data from Wikipedia to visualize the variation in what different foods are called around the world. You can see the code here: https://github.com/nmicht/food-language-variety — porterjamesj

An exploration of using GitHub Actions to automate the process of updating my resume. — alessia