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A collection of examples for generating and using irregular grids in creative coding and visualization.
A lightweight UI toolkit for creative coding projects, enabling rapid prototyping, variable control, and collaboration.
A web-based audio visualizer experiment that creates real-time visual representations of audio input.
A JavaScript library for controlling Line-us drawing robots via WebSocket, compatible with Node.js and browsers.
A Processing library for generating G-code to turn a 3D printer into a pen plotter for creative coding.
An interactive kaleidoscope shader toy built with Godot, allowing real-time parameter adjustments.
An interpreter for C♭, an esoteric programming language that uses music as its syntax.
A game created for the Ludum Dare #28 game jam competition.
A Framer.js module for easily creating static linear and radial gradients on layers.
A web tool that transforms source code into music by converting lines of code into musical notes using configurable composers.
A Processing library for generating HPGL plotter files from sketches, similar to PDF and DXF export.
A personal archive of interactive WebGL and graphics experiments originally shared on the jsdo.it code sharing platform.
A Processing library for programming AxiDraw plotters using turtle graphics commands with live preview.
A Python library for controlling HPGL plotters via serial interface with extended compound commands.
A Swift Playground that generates colorful Apple logo-style typography using Swift keywords, inspired by WWDC 2016.
A TypeScript library for generating musical scales with support for diverse global traditions and scale types.
A Latin-themed esoteric programming language where source code reads as prayer, inspired by Brainfuck.
A Matrix digital rain animation implemented using the Imba programming language.
A JavaScript library for playing musical instruments in the browser with support for scales and complex note intervals.
Processing library for controlling HP pen plotters via HPGL commands.
A curated directory showcasing experimental web art, non-commercial projects, and subversive web weirdness.
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