The Black Feminist World Database

made by ayzaco, submitted by Mai
The Black Feminist World Database explores the ways that Black feminist thought and work has provided the seed values for liberation. Designed with playfulness, imagination, and inspiration in mind, you can explore the history of this work and generate poems from the seed data.

Vitarka: an eccentric time management system

made by GAM, submitted by Mai
A time management system for autodidacts, written mostly in JavaScript. It's built for personal use and combines a few different time management techniques.

Toycoin Part 1: Crypto Basics

made by tarokuriyama, submitted by Mai
Follow along as Taro walks through his process learning about blockchain and coming up with an implementation from scratch.

🔮ORB GAME 🔮

made by billmarcy, jckelly, submitted by Mai
A platformer where you play as a wizard, casting orbs that are also platforms. It gets really hard! Check out the code here: https://github.com/jackckelly/orb_game.

How and When to Control for Confounders During Product Usage Analyses

made by philosophicalhacker, submitted by Mai
This blog post clearly lays out a few approaches to systematically exploring the impact of confounding variables in your data.

Visualizing transportation and health

made by hwolff00, submitted by Mai
This app visualizes the data from a Transportation and Health Tool (THT) worksheet in a dropdown Dash dashboard, using different map types. Check out the code here: https://github.com/hwolff00/Transportation-Health-Tool.

WGSL Playground

made by paulgb, submitted by Mai
This is a simple playground for experimenting with fragment shaders in WebGPU's shading language.

A library to make your code more readable

made by zephraph, submitted by Mai
Procedure is a library that provides a simple, deferred scaffolding for building complex procedural flows. Its intent is to make code more consistent and readable.

Exponential Explorer

made by maryrosecook, submitted by Mai
A cool tool that lets you manipulate the starting amount, growth rate, and number of periods of a graphed exponential to visualize its properties.

Building LLVM in 90 seconds using Amazon Lambda

made by nelhage, submitted by Mai
A blog post about Llama, a tool that lets you offload computational work – including C and C++ builds – onto Amazon Lambda. You can try it out here: https://github.com/nelhage/llama.