Rambles on compile-time C++
Hard mode C++ where the compiler is your interpreter, not just a build step.
C++ developers interested in metaprogramming and compile-time computation
Dragging the timeline reveals how splits, concats and shared nodes evolve across versions, which makes an abstract data structure palpably understandable. Running the implementation in-browser via Rust→WASM is a neat technical demo, but it's primarily educational — more inline explanations or scenarios would make it genuinely useful beyond hobbyist exploration.
Interactive simulations explain cooperative auctions for rent splitting and resource allocation.
Structured writing guide based on workshop notes, but it's static content not a tool.
Fishing net analogy makes precision and recall tradeoffs actually click for beginners.
Oregon Trail gimmick on LLM code exploration that Cursor and Deepwiki already solve.
Well-organized Git guide, but it's a static Markdown—GitHub already hosts thousands like it.
