500 years of Joseon court omens as an observability dashboard
500 years of Korean court omens mapped to DevOps telemetry with real historical data.
Design tools and resources from Show HN — UI kits, design systems, color tools, and creative software.
500 years of Korean court omens mapped to DevOps telemetry with real historical data.
Full 3D engine in pure CSS DOM elements — you'll ask how this even works.
Real LDT files driving live sky-glow grades in a browser — that's genuinely wild.
Stunning 3D archive of 1000+ suspended sculptures at Xiaoxitian temple you can fly through.
Finally, an AI design partner that edits vector layers instead of generating static images.
Sketch-to-mesh auto-rigging solves the hardest part of 3D character creation in minutes.
Researched 15 years of magazines to recreate OMNI's exact letterforms and hand-set kerning.
Strange attractors + spatial audio that rotates with the form you're touching.
Bakes Auto Gain and Key+BPM sort into files so CDJs actually respect them.
Brings back Firefox Tilt's spatial debugging but for actual Figma layer structures.
A WebGPU molecular visualizer with GPU path-traced global illumination.
WebGPU path tracing for molecular viz when PyMOL and VMD require desktop installs.
248 AI-generated UIs for the same inbox data in just 6 hours.
Milkdrop's shader algorithms running in-browser with mic input is genuinely impressive.
Altitude-colored flight radar in 3D—satisfying to watch, technically solid, genuinely novel.
ARKit gaze tracking replaces click surveys for unbiased A/B testing on iPhone.
APCA-driven generation fixes semantic color drift that pywal and base16 ignore.
Browser-based sticker design tool for the Zebra LP2844 thermal printer
XOR compositing and EPX upscaling turn $40 thermal printers into art machines.
Pixel-perfect Win98 nostalgia that somehow runs real sites inside it.
Sub-20ms browser latency with full NAM capture support and zero signup required.
The world's first open-source AI-native vector design tool and the first to feature concurrent Agent Teams. Design-as-Code. Turn prompts into UI directly on the live canvas. A modern alternative to Pencil.
Design-as-Code meets agentic workflows—MCP integration makes Figma's API look clunky.
Multi-color 3MF export with named parts drops straight into Bambu Studio.
Open-source HueForge alternative using Beer-Lambert optics for layer stacking.
AI design tools give you pages. Design Graph gives you flows. A canvas where each node is an AI-generated screen and each edge is a user action — so you see the whole product experience, not just variants. Files on disk, any coding agent, MIT.
Fixes AI design tools' static page problem by mapping screens into interactive flow graphs.
Specific roast taxonomy with real examples makes this actually useful.
Ray-traced black holes and atmospheric simulations you can manipulate with your fingers.
Infinite procedural art via function composition; mesmerizing to explore, surprisingly deep.
Pose-based alignment in the browser fixes shaky timelapses without Photoshop.
Real-time radiosity solver for WELL v2 compliance running entirely in the browser.
Federates LandXML, IFC, and GeoJSON in one scene without format conversions or data loss.
Empirical color harmony beats algorithmic rules by using actual painter pairings.
WebGL fragment shader recreates the Escher print gallery conformal mapping effect.
Circuit-bent camera sim with playful UI, but novelty wears off once you've captured a few photos.
Cleaner UX than DesignDoll with better lighting controls for scene setup.
48 monthly web art experiments — VandalAds and Guard Simulator are genuinely memorable.
Novel radial weather UI, but Apple Weather and Carrot already do forecasts better.
Twelve impractical clocks that are fun to explore for five minutes.
Maps harmony to 3D umbilic tori; Chopin analysis claims tension is topological conflict.
Infinite Chinese landscape painting where your name grows into a procedural tree.
Sorts all 43,200 possible times alphabetically and points a needle to the current one.
Simpler than Fusion 360, but Windows-only alpha limits who can actually try it.
Baud-rate scrolling and ZIP artpack support bring 90s BBS nostalgia to modern browsers.
Newspaper-style HN reader that actually respects the site's text-heavy roots.
Everything runs client-side and it actually records the glitch output to WebM straight from your webcam — a nice privacy-minded touch that beats many demo pages that only preview effects. The UI exposes useful controls (line thickness, jitter, threshold, raw mode) so you can dial in looks in real time; it's a focused, functional demo rather than a feature-complete product. Add presets, more effect types, or export options and this would stop feeling like a neat toy and start feeling like a tool.
Generative Density Approximation for Deterministic Chaos The Hopalong Attractor
Rigorous chaotic attractor visualization with JIT and novel pixel density approach, extremely niche.
Turns photos into thread patterns entirely in your browser.
Pixel-perfect Windows 95 UI on iOS, but it's just Open-Meteo with a skin.
Beautiful isometric snow effect, but it's a visual novelty—art project, not a tool or product.
Fluid simulation painting app built with Compose Multiplatform and C++.
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