Fun and Games!

StarCrossed

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StarCrossed is a tool for finding a spot in the universe special to two people. I built it as an experiment with Deno KV (an edge-enabled, globally distributed key-value store), as my entry in the Deno KV Hackathon

You can use it to check your compatibility with another person (based on your subjective opinion of what your stars look like), find a galactic make-out spot, or just discover a unique point in the sky to look at together through a telescope

Namagen

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Namagen randomly generates names in constructed languages. I built it for use in role-playing games (to integrate with the Wyrld Dashboard suite of tools), but I suppose it could also be used to suggest baby names!

It also serves as an example of how a WebAssembly application built with Rust can be integrated into a JavaScript environment

Buddh-A-Sketch

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This started as an emulation of a classic drawing toy and evolved to include functionality for meditative practice. Then I added ever-mutating neon black colors because it looks cool

This is one of my first JavaScript projects and still one of my favorites to play with. Currently it requires a mouse to use. It's not very sophisticated, but it's a lot of fun!

Al Lugha Misma

Check out Al Lugha Misma!View source on GitHub

You say "potato" (English), and I say "baTaaTaa" (Arabic)

Or "papa" (Spanish)!

This is a comparative linguistics game celebrating similarities (and differences!) in words across languages

Al Lugha Misma is under construction and currently only has an information page and legends database available on this site. But if you'd like to learn more about the project and browse some fun words, you're more than welcome to check it out!

Fractal Flower

Check out the Flower!View source on GitHub

An enchanting interactive animation that I remixed. The original version was made by the Qwik team (more info on Qwik here) as an exhibition showing how fast Qwik can be at loading reactive components

I tweaked the colors and added the 'Romanesca' and 'Helix' visualizer modes. Be sure to play with the slider at the top and try the different modes using the icons at the bottom!

Tic-Tac-Toebot

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A robot that plays Tic-Tac-Toe!

My friend Andy thinks he can beat the Unbeatable Master. I think he thinks I spent more time on the AI than I did. If you feel like John Henrying it up with him, go on and set the difficulty to 'Impossible'

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