Wes Bos: web dev and hardware hacks
Web developer Wes Bos wires a Nintendo Zapper into the browser, builds an ESP32 thermal camera and shares handy dev tips between experiments.
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Web developer Wes Bos wires a Nintendo Zapper into the browser, builds an ESP32 thermal camera and shares handy dev tips between experiments.
Pinterest of the dayArtsy's Painting board: hundreds of works by contemporary painters, each tagged with artist, title and year. A quick way to find new names.
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TikTok of the dayAndrew Huang turns rice, piano and phone recordings into beats, picks plugins at random and shows how a track comes together.
Pinterest of the dayThe Royal Horticultural Society's board on turning a garden into a home for wildlife: ponds, pollinator plants, shelters and simple projects.
Kyrgyzstan of the dayA guide to 14 routes, from easy day walks to multi-day treks like the Ak-Suu Traverse.
Site of the dayRed Blob Games explains algorithms through game examples — A* pathfinding, hex grids, map generation from noise — with interactive diagrams you can drag and tweak.
Telegram of the dayA snippet of JavaScript every day and a poll asking what the console prints. Classes, generators, this, bitwise tricks. Quick, humbling and fun.
A PhD linguist explains how languages work, where words come from and how writing began, with plenty of lesser-known languages.
Pinterest of the dayWallpaper* magazine's Design board: 500+ pins of furniture, objects, interiors and buildings, with new projects added every week.
Site of the dayA fully searchable archive of London's central criminal court: over 197,000 trials from 1674 to 1913, told largely in the words of the witnesses and defendants themselves.
Telegram of the dayA fan-run channel for the Existential Comics webcomic: real philosophers stuck in absurd situations, each strip followed by the author's note on the idea behind it.