Joy of Computing

A simple service for getting an email when a new version of a software package is published. — porterjamesj

If you've never looked at the NYC subway map and thought "mmm pasta," now you can. — davidbalbert

A ring buffer in Go without using interface{}. — porterjamesj

A step sequencer in JavaScript! You can see the code here: https://github.com/juliatufts/step-sequencer — porterjamesj

In honor of AO3's recent Hugo Award, a fandom number generator written in Python by Lindsey Kuper and Alex Rudnick. The accompanying paper is recommended. — Mai

An unconventional text-based RPG where you play as a rock buried deep beneath the ground. — porterjamesj

This is lots of fun to play with a friend! You can also try to play against yourself, which is a bit more complicated, but also fun. You can see the code here: https://github.com/bridgs/arpongi — rachel

A Lisp written in Awk. Written and posted to Usenet in 1994. Updated in 2001 with garbage collection. The repository contains a bonus Lisp written in Perl. — davidbalbert

A web-based chat application that doesn't use any JavaScript. It even runs in IE 4.0. — davidbalbert

An interactive animation of a magnetic field. See the code here: https://github.com/emilyxxie/magnetic_field — rachel