Heyo! Just a quick update today regarding some older projects.
Hello, GitHub!
Despite there not being too many on the site as of now, I’ve decided to start releasing the source to some of my projects. Though I am very excited about the state of open-source software and its virtues, I’m doing this not out of expectation of my projects becoming big or super collaborative and more because I feel that the mechanics of the code might be helpful to people with similar interests. Even though I wouldn’t say I’ve been the first to solve any remotely big problems, I’m still happy to share what I’ve done and show off the inner workings of some of my works too.
As of this week, three projects are going open source under the MIT License. Those being:
- The Sandbox, a physics-based art program/desk toy,
- Double Pendulum, an applet demonstrating a chaotic dynamical system, and
- LoshDoc, the typesetting system used in LoshSetter.
You can find them on my Github as public repositories. Have fun looking around, and if you have anything to say or ask then feel free to let me know!
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