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A generative art playground and toolkit for creating algorithmic artwork. Features multiple art generators including binary patterns from images, Minecraft-style faces, chaos lines, circles, freeform shapes, magic circles, sand storms, and sand walk animations.
DappHunter is for finding the coolest new dapps and/or for showcasing and receiving feedback on your dapps. Made without special backends, only smartcontracts, ipfs, and thegraph. This project was implemented during ETH Amsterdam 2022 Hackathon and won a prize by TheGraph.
That's a fun project that uses canvas to generate and combine different images and shapes. The idea was born when I was playing around with shapes to create a new Camunda item.
fcheat is for all who cannot remember all the commands ;) It is a CLI that can be extended with your own commands. It helps you to find your commands quickly.
This is a Github project I started with a colleague. We want to try out different techniques in Generative Art. We are also creating assets that we will use for a conference talk to generate art from a BPMN process using a BPMN process.
Skunk Works is a collection of NFTs - unique digital collectibles, working within the Ethereum Blockchain given a high degree of autonomy. 10k skunks have been programmatically generated from a wide range of combinations, each with unique characteristics and different traits.
2050 unique trees of life NFTs. Every tree has its own unique traits and is generated with different properties.
100 OpenSea collections analyzed reg connecting collections
If you want to try out Camunda Clouds Workflow Engine without implementing one line of code Restzeebe will help you. Register Service Workers, send messages or start new instances from your browser.
Never spend time again to create awesome screenshots of your websites.
Learn how to use a simple Electron app to switch between different Zeebe profiles and communicate with various Zeebe brokers. This can save you time and hassle when working with Zeebe, a cloud-native workflow engine for microservice orchestration.
When I first saw a Dot calendar I was super taken with the concept. However, I wanted to customize the calendar to my needs, like using my own colors, storing already known dates, etc. Since I didn't find a service that does everything, I wrote my own little tool. It creates a calendar for a certain year, with a defined color set and with my calendar entries. I have the result produced in a print shop and I am very happy with it.
Cloudflare pages direct upload with stable preview urls. I switched all my projects to Monorepos this year, and I use Cloudflare Pages intensively.
That's a twitter thread made with flethy. Setup in less than 5 minutes. Create a thread with a single command. Don't trust any 3rd party service.
So now how about just deploying this description to the cloud, and it will be executed there, and you don’t have to worry about it yourself.
How do I implement a command line tool? I’m a software engineer, so I expect a direction in which a product should be developed.
