Joy of Computing

A Golang driver implementation for Bitcoin's lightning network. — porterjamesj

An overview of how you can use Nix to build a better deploy process -- one that is automatic, repeatable, idempotent, reversible, and atomic. — nicholasbs

A guide to patching the Ruby interpreter's parser to add an increment (e.g., i++) operator. — nicholasbs

It's not every day that you uncover a 16th-century calendar bug in Ruby! — rachel

A mobile web app that when you input your name and birthday the next page will show you a greeting with your horoscope! Also a great example of how to use ReactiveSwift and MVVM for beginners. — spirtes

If you can program the rules, this general game solver written in Haskell can play! — Mai

A simple library to take care of complex CSS animations. — nicholasbs

This project explores Solomon "Sol" LeWitt's wall drawings, where each piece is defined by a set of instructions that are left open to interpretation by other artists that execute the works. It randomizes the ambiguous properties of each drawing to play with the constraints of each work. You can see the code here: https://github.com/jaryncolbert/solitude — Mai

Xi (pronounced "Zigh") is cross platform, but it has a native UI on every operating system that it runs on. Text is rendered on the GPU, so it's blazing fast. — davidbalbert

Nathan was inspired by a tweet to measure the CO₂ levels in the RC space, turns out they can get pretty high! — porterjamesj