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An esoteric visual language that takes image files as input based on a multi-tape turing machine, designed for compatibility with C. - TartanLlama/vizh

In 2010, Chris Lattner typed mkdir shiny on his laptop — and that little passion project would ultimately grow into the Swift language as you know it today. Since then, Swift has captured the hearts of millions of developers, and proven itself as a mature, powerful, multi-platform language. Now, there’s quite a difference between being able to execute print("Hello, world!"), and being able to leverage the more esoteric features of the language with confidence! Fortunately, Swift embraces the philosophy of progressive disclosure, which means you’re exposed to only the language...

Save/Load Projects to preserve Code, Layout, and Imported Files Integrated GUI System for Simple Customization Easily Installable for Offline-use as a Progressive Web App Free and Open Source under the MIT License Examples Model code is saved to the URL upon every successful evaluation, so you can copy and paste that link to others to view your model. Github Discussions is out of beta! So feel free to share your creations and examples here. Contributing Cascade Studio is entirely static assets and vanilla javascript, so running it locally is as simple as running a server from the root direct...

Writing a custom iterator in modern C++ An experimental Forward Iterator written from scratch to boost up hand-made containers. An iterator is an object that points to an element inside a container. Like a pointer, an iterator can be used to access the element it points to and can be moved through the content of the container. Each container in the C++ Standard Library provides its own iterator, as well as some methods to retrieve it. Using iterators is quite easy: obtain an instance from a container, move it around where needed and then get the pointed element. Concretely, an iterator is a s...