If your code could sing, how do you think it would sound? How can we make braces, functions and reserved coding words sing? How much "meta" could we get if we programmed while listening to the music that our own code produces? Find out at this experiment.
Back in the 00s, (yeah, I am THAT old), we were getting mesmerized watching the visualizations of Winamp. These looping, slightly psychedelic visualizations were giving shape and form to the nu-metal (yeah, I was also listening to that genre) hits that we were of course legally acquiring online. You can relive that experience and time with my AI viz webapp. Enjoy that whipping of llama's ass!
Country codes, locale codes, TLDs, currencies, you name it. No more searching what is for what and what each country has.
Coding agents love spitting out endless lines of texts but we know that an image is worth a thousand words. Somewhere in-between these 2 facts there is ASCII that can visualize any diagram that Claude or Codex tries to explain. Dealing with these pesky ASCII diagrams though can be a pain in the ass. Fear no more though as my handy tool can remove some of the friction points of working with them!
Android projects have the tendency to grow wildly when it comes to modules and interdependencies between these modules. Every good Android developer (like me) will also tell you that clearly separated and layered modules can help immensely with a good structure and scalability of a project. But how can you easily visualize how each module depends on each other? Well, there is a tool for that. A tool that I built 🙂
I came across a github repo that had a json with all the superheroes of DC, Marvel and other universes. I grew up with the type of heroes and anti-heroes so I wanted a nice way to visualize all that raw information. What better way to do that but to create a simple site! A few prompts and plenty of tokens later, it was ready.