Today we'll extend Pascal's triangle to before its starting point to finally answer the question: why does it only go in one direction?
Explore a gallery of fractal designs created by others, and click any fractal's image to open it in fullscreen, so you can better explore it on your own device.
Quickly write in the block script of the constructed language Ithkuil using our simple online SVG generator. Handles formatives, referentials, and adjuncts.
Libre afto har kotoba mange au riso au imi au tatoeba, per maxaklar kotobafto na du. Jam riso klarmange au siruting mange. Da lera os leragen kotoba f'viossa mit librafto, vjosali!
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Yet Another Web FrameworkI've learned a lot since the last time I designed a mini-web framework, and today we're going to build off that knowledge to make a fast reactivity system and JSX hook.
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Learning toki ponaRecently, I've been learning a minimalistic language known as toki pona. Today we'll explore my journey in learning toki pona and how you can learn it for yourself.
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Debug: Math to GLSLA tool for debugging the math to GLSL converter used internally by the Fractal Explorer and other pages featuring customizable mathematical content.
A tool that removes repeated letters in text. For example, 'Hello world' is converted to 'He wrld.'
Can enough randomness make a smooth image? Find out by using this tool, which generates a customizable grayscale gradient using randomness.
Explore beautiful mathematical fractals by using custom equations, zooming deeply into nested structures, and adjusting many settings to vary the color scheme.
Convert written Ithkuil text into a format suitable for use with the IthkuilBasic and IthkuilFlow fonts. Handles formatives, referentials, and adjuncts.
Create words in Ithkuil by selecting grammatical categories from dropdowns and searching through roots and affixes. Comes with a built-in glosser.
A single-page cheat sheet containing all the Ithkuil script core shapes and extensions.
A tool which colors Hebrew words based on their tropes. Great for learning Torah passages, as you can learn the sounds of colors rather than trying to find tiny trope markers.
Practice typing using the sitelen pona keyboard layout from kreativekorp.com by choosing which keys to practice with and which ones to ignore.
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zSnout 7See the previous generation of zSnout's site, featuring over 50 pages. Includes puzzles, learning tools, spinning turntables, and 4 versions of the Storymatic language.