~rachel

A datalog interpreter and UI in TypeScript! — rachel

Automatically generate standalone desktop builds for games built with tools like Twine, so you can easily distribute them on Steam or Itch! — rachel

Henry talks about how he got the idea for his collaborative improvisational keyboard game, MIDI matches! Game code here: https://github.com/henrysdev/midimatches Game here: https://midimatches.onrender.com/ — rachel

Sam talks about what he learned writing a syntax analyzer for the programming language Jack (a Java variant)! Code here: https://github.com/mnopqr1/MyNand2Tetris/tree/master/SyntaxAnalyzer — rachel

clocviz is an extension of cloc that lets you "analyze a target codebase and render interactive visualizations: users can traverse the file tree with a simple mouse click and see statistics including lines by file, lines by language, percentage composition per language, etc." — rachel

A self-guided syllabus about computing history based on the show "Halt and Catch Fire," with a pitch-perfect retro design. (Site code here: https://github.com/ablwr/halt-and-catch-fire-syllabus) — rachel

Christalee modified the LaTeX cuisine package to create a beautifully formatted family cookbook! Code here: https://github.com/christalee/recipes — rachel

Fabrizzio demonstrates how to call functions written in Assembly in a C program. — rachel

The title says it all: generative adjective-noun pairings for creative prompts and/or amusement! https://adjective-noun.emilybonar.com/ — rachel

See what color your commit is in your terminal! Each commit is assigned a hexadecimal color based on the first six characters in the commit ID. — rachel