~rachel

Add tags to your starred repos on GitHub, so you never again lose track of that plugin or parser you totally meant to install. — rachel

Create pixel art and music... with your (anonymized) face. — rachel

A Tweetcart is a game or visual demo that fits in 280 characters (or fewer) of PICO-8 code. Souren animated a wind sock, with 19 characters to spare! — rachel

A tool that scrapes and analyzes books to create Anki flashcard decks of vocabulary words. — rachel

An emacs theme that is well-suited to modes like org-mode, markdown-mode, or any mode that works well with variable-pitch mode. Check out Kunal's blog post about creating Poet here: https://explog.in/notes/poet.html — rachel

A tool for exploring the API of Slate, a framework for building rich-text editors. Read more about it on Jake's blog here: https://jaked.org/blog/2021-02-26-Slate-Explorer And check out the code here: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/slate-explorer?path=README.md%3A1%3A0 — rachel

Joe has been learning about web programming in OCaml during his RC batch. Here he illustrates how he set up email integration using the Dream web framework. Code here: https://github.com/jsthomas/dream-email-example — rachel

A dual-timer chess clock that allows for custom times for each player, in-game adjustments, and more! — rachel

A port of Oblique (an app that allows to to apply real-time filtering of your camera feed) to Processing, OfP uses a chain of shaders to allow users to filter images. — rachel

An interactive demo of Chladni patterns, which form when a plate of sand is placed above a speaker playing certain frequencies and begins to resonate. https://addieis.online/project/chladni/ — rachel