Joy of Computing

A little interactive explorer for the CIE HLC colorspace, which has been suggested (by the freiefarbe.de people among others) as colorimetrically sound colorspace that's also well suited for communication. — Raph

A very simple version of the wave function collapse algorithm, which creates patterns that are locally similar to an input bitmap. — FionaLiotta

Exploring the Prolog programming language as a means to throwing the ideal dinner party. — Valerie

An open source crossword puzzle app that lets you collaboratively solve puzzles in real-time with friends. https://github.com/pwjablonski/one-across — nicholasbs

A simple, open source ad server for plugging your own projects. — nicholasbs

The first post of an in-depth, a 10-part series on how to write a C compiler — nicholasbs

What happens when computers try to imitate surrealism or humor? — Valerie

rbspy is a profiler for Ruby. It lets you profile Ruby processes that are already running. You give it a process ID, and it starts profiling. It's a sampling profiler, which means it's low overhead and safe to run in production. — nicholasbs

A clever prototype GUI for exploring relational databases. — davidbalbert

Experience using the internet at common speeds in various countries. — porterjamesj