Joy of Computing

A compiler from Scheme to Lua bytecode. I love seeing compilers with unexpected source language / output language pairs, and this is a great example! — vaibhavsagar

Original research on implementing a performant 2D imaging model on the GPU. — davidbalbert

The making of a creative cellular automata browser game! — vaibhavsagar

Tim's been working on this sheet music editor during his time at RC. It features live playback, multiple instruments, tempo and volume control, repeats, and accidentals. Check it out here: https://tmickel.github.io/noteworthy/ — porterjamesj

Rust Playground for macOS is a simple environment for writing and running small Rust programs. — cmyr

A Git-compatible content tracker in Haskell! — vaibhavsagar

An esoteric programming language where programs are defined by the graph of commits in a Git repository. — blinry

An emulator for the Z80 processor, with a web-based UI which lets you load programs, step through their instructions, and see the current state of main memory and all registers. — nicholasbs

A calming interactive visualization of a poem's cadence. — porterjamesj

I wrote a computational essay about using autocorrelation to infer whether to draw a line or bar chart, illustrated how it's calculated, and concluded with historical context. It's a live notebook; click the left margin to view or edit code for any cell. — tophtucker