This is a collection of a bunch of random scripts and apps I build when I just wanna code something. Most are half-finished and abandoned, but most of them do something interesting in their current state.
Most scripts are written with Node.js because I gravitate toward JavaScript for things like this. One of these days I might try Python, Lisp, or some other trendy language to see how it works.
- Spoons Simulation (April 2019) - Simulates a game of Spoons.
- Connect Four (December 2014) - Plays Connect Four. Usually wins.
- Lexico Puzzle Solver (May 2013) - Calculates the solution to a crazy puzzle in an obscure game.
- Tic-Tac-Toe (May 2013) - Wins Tic-Tac-Toe. Or at least ties. Because it really is a strange game.
- Word Maker (March 2012) - Generates random, usually pronounceable gibberish.
- TVTropes Crawler (March 2014) - Ranks TV Tropes entries by number of examples.
- 3D Dice in TIC-80 (July 2022) - Making a 3D dice effect in the TIC-80 fantasy console!
- 3D Dice In p5.js (July 2022) - Using p5.js to help with some tricky math for the above.
- Bevy in Godot (July 2022)
- 2022 GMTK Game Jam Prep (July 2022)
- Unity Math (July 2022) - Learning some math stuff. In Unity!
- Quine (May 2013) - A basic Quine in JavaScript. Nothing fancy, I just discovered that they existed and wanted to try one.
- Brute Force Hacking (June 2014) A simulated brute force attempt testing just how fun it is to wait for an exponential process.
Should you want to use any of this code or copy out bits for your own projects, it's all licensed under the MIT License, Copyright © 2014 Dallon Feldner, with the exception of all code under the node_modules directory, which is all third-party (although most of it is MIT or Apache 2.0).