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Zach Denton (@zacharydenton)

zacharydenton

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wavebender

Audio synthesis in Python.

euler

Project Euler solutions in Python, Haskell, Ruby, Rust, and more.

noise.js

Noise generators for the Web Audio API.

750words

Write 750 words daily with your favorite editor in git

hackernews

A Hacker News web app inspired by BaconReader.

monotron

The Korg Monotron synthesizer in JavaScript.

scissor

Web Audio API supersaw synthesizer.

city

Generative art based on @mrdoob's procedural city map generator.

zaum

Spaced repetition language learning built with Meteor.

zach.se

Source code for my blog.

noisehack

A blog about audio programming.

mandelbro

Interactive music visualizer built with WebGL and Web Audio.

autoblog

Content syndication system using Python and Jekyll.

shader-school-solutions

Solutions for https://github.com/stackgl/shader-school

labyrinth.js

Maze algorithms in JavaScript.

bard

A module which generates pseudorandom text.

algorhythm

Compose music with algorithms, in your web browser.

wikireader

Command line wikipedia reader optimized for speed and simplicity.

rtchallenge

A Rust implementation of The Ray Tracer Challenge.

synapse

A subtractive synthesizer that runs in your browser.

aichallenge-ants

2011 AI Challenge (ants)

facebook-liberation

Export all Facebook contact data from the Facebook app on Android.

blenderfiles

Source code for blenderfiles.org

labs.zacharydenton.com

Web experiments (primarily fractals + demo effects).

dotfiles

webgl-workshop-solutions

Solutions for https://github.com/stackgl/webgl-workshop

e23a

Introduction to Game Development produced by CS50

calibre-import

Import ebooks into calibre from the command line

hamr