Rishi

A KOReader plugin to show a random quote from all the highlighted texts of the library.

A repo to store the Birb's Nest Weekly Creative Coding Challeges

My blogsite which is gonna be ready god knows when

A project for recoding and reimagining historic generative artworks. Disclaimer, the words "historic" and "generative" is very loosely defined.

A clone of the classic dinosaur game for the unfortunate people of third world.

A library for the C programming language to load bitmap files

This is a visualisation of the infamous quick sort algorithm. The programme is written in python using the pygame library.

Let's put any example code that is not p5 web editor in this repo to link from new website.

A kaleidoscope simulation using Processing.

A comprehensive platform that provides an overview of crimes against women in India. Created in collaboration as UG project in 2024.

My personal Koreader fork, I use it for my personal Kindle

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p5.js is a client-side JS platform that empowers artists, designers, students, and anyone to learn to code and express themselves creatively on the web. It is based on the core principles of Processing. http://twitter.com/p5xjs —

New p5.js website!

Our final year dissertation project. The topic, at least for now, "Metaheuristic Models for Solving Travelling Salesperson Problems"

My 2024 Genuary sketches, the ones I did at least.

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The train engine powering the Coding Train website

Bitmap image to ASCII converter

An ASCII Wiggle animation written in C

My .config directory

A python script to make codingtrain coding challenges porting easier

Horizontal Directional Drilling Simulation

The new Gatsby website for thecodingtrain.com

This is a GitHub page for anusha-exe/rainbow-wallpaper-clock repo.

A live preview for an article I wrote about noise flow fields for Scottish Church College, Kolkata

A collection of generative artworks made for #Genuary2022

A collection of my attempts from front-end mentor

Field.

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Classic Minesweeper made in processing.py

A simple sixteen-segment display with Processing.

This is a classic (almost) pong made in Python using the pygame library. But it has also a machine learning extension where the AI plays the game according to its training using the nearest neighbour algorithm.

This is a traditional digital clock made with APDE using Java. It was inspired of a Daniel Shiffman video on Seven Segment Display in his exotic and fulfilling YouTube channel The Coding Train, where he suggests to the viewers to make a digital clock implementing his seven segment display program. So, this is my absolutely beginner-friendly first try on APDE.