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This digital bookshelf uses Goodreads to automatically build a page of the books Gonçalo has read. Code here: https://github.com/gnclmorais/bookshelf — rachel

A two-part video series on building a lens library and extending it to support prisms in the Carp programming language! (This is the second post in the series, and links back to the first.) — rachel

Fabian explores -- in great detail -- an interesting rabbit hole he found while learning about digital photography: how the compression algorithm Fuji uses for its RAW files works. — rachel

Codio is an open source media format for developers to record and playback the process of programming in VSCode. It combines code editor operations and audio, and allows you to interact with the code at any point during playback! — rachel

As Nana says in the README, "there are other color packages out there," but I especially enjoy Chroma's autumnal palette! — rachel

Scotty is a PDF viewer that allows multiple clients to look at and browse through a document together in real time. Check out the app here: https://raa-scotty.herokuapp.com/ — rachel

Doodler is a simple multi-window drawing app that gives me sweet, sweet Microsoft Paint nostalgia. It's built with React, TypeScript, and the Gambar library, which Jesen also built! You can use it here: https://doodler-js.herokuapp.com/ — rachel

An explanation of why you might want to write a tagged template string in JavaScript, and how to do it! — rachel

"A Rube Goldbergian exercise in exploring convoluted solutions to simple problems." George hopes to get 101 unique approaches to saying "Hello World" in JavaScript. Contributions are welcome! — rachel

A tool for making "9-patch" borders. You can design your pattern on a neat little grid, see the results immediately, and copy the CSS to your own site! Source: https://github.com/maxbittker/broider — rachel