Joy of Computing

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

A super cool (and pretty!) L-Systems visualization tool — Mai

SweetPea is an early-stage language for declaratively specifying neuroscience and psychology experiments, as well as a run-time for generating trial sequences for those experiments. — nicholasbs

A live programming environment for making games. It supports running code in both directions: forward and reverse. — davidbalbert

Bindings to the browser canvas API for the Idris language. — porterjamesj

A programming language designed to read like poetry! — porterjamesj

A 2kb implementation of React from scratch, along with a presentation built using the library itself! — porterjamesj

Ever wondered how you could leverage OSM data for your own project? This post provides a quick guide on how to import OSM data dumps into your own database and begin running spacial joins using PostGIS. — stevenleeg