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Product live at https://malak.vc OSS source code at https://github.com/ayinke-llc/malak
Working on Runno ( https://runno.dev/ ) as a side project. It's a tool for running code in the browser for educational use. [Edit]: I wrote a re-introduction to Runno: The WebComponent for Code over the weekend ( https://runno.dev/articles/web-component/ ) I've been playing around with turning it into a sandbox for running code in Python ( https://runno.dev/articles/sandbox-python/ ). This would allow you to safely e…
Also considering working on a traefik plugin + helm chart for sending LLMs that ignore robots.txt to a tarpit like iocaine/nepenthes
I use Apple Pencil with my iPad for figures in documents and wanted a better way to sync with my other work... so writing an iPad app for drawings using git for syncing with remote repos. Goal to release in App Store by end of April.
Not a "text editor" for code and whatnot, but a real-deal word processor for writing novels and such. I cloned Visicalc (onto the Pico-8), so my "How does a spreadsheet work?" itch has been scratched. I think it's finally time to answer for myself, "How does a word processor work?" (in pure C, to level-up those skills as well) So lately I've been working on small programmatic experiments to understand the underlying subsystems necessary to build one.
Hacking on new online music apps for http://dopeloop.ai and also fixing bugs in my online daily roguelike at http://rogule.com .
It is designed for users who want to create interactive animations on their websites without the need for coding, making it easier and giving more precise control of the animations.
If you are a web developer and think you will be a good beta tester, then fill out the beta test form on the website.
For younger kids I've modified Overcooked 2, a traditionally co-op game. I've replaced the second player with a visual scripting platform that allows kids to code their way through levels — worth noting I haven't removed co-op, there's still room for 2 other players:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ackD3G_D2Hc
For older kids I've been making contributions to GodotJS, which allows you to build games in Godot using TypeScript rather than GDScript. GDScript is pretty nice, but I want to be able to teach kids skills that are more directly transferable to different domains e.g. web development:
https://github.com/godotjs/GodotJS/pull/65
I used to be Head of Engineering at Ender, where we ran custom Minecraft servers for kids: https://joinender.com/ and prior to that I was Head of Engineering at Prequel / Beta Camp, where we ran courses that helped teenagers learn about entrepreneurship: https://www.beta.camp/. During peak COVID I also ran a social emotion development book subscription service with my wife, a primary school teacher.