for anyone curious about learning, i made an online port of UXN using emscripten that allows you to code and compile and emulate in a browser:

https://metasyn.srht.site/learn-uxn/

for anyone curious about learning, i made a tutorial and playground for orca:

https://metasyn.srht.site/learn-orca/

Do you use a specific browser? Looks broken-ish to me on most things but firefox, and on firefox the example play button also doesn't work for me.

Super cool in theory though!

https://search.marginalia.nu/ comes to mind

Gilbert Strang is fantastic, both his videos and written material

i've been using this for a few months now. super easy to get set up and run yourself!

I made an online environment for UXN programming, assembling, and emulating the CLI environment using emscripten

https://metasyn.github.io/learn-uxn/

check it out if you're learning uxn or just want to try loading a rom and seeing the source or modifying it to learn

I made a livecoding site for playing around with Orca, alongside a tutorial of sorts. It's already patched to a synthesizer so it's ready to go, and has examples/tutorials you can load.

https://metasyn.github.io/learn-orca/

Oh this is absolutely gorgeous, deserving a post of its own if ORCA weren't already on the front page.

I love ORCA, but sharing that passion with other people is difficult due to the effort needed to get started with it. Now I can just direct people to a website.

Thank you so much for making and sharing it.

glad others enjoy it! checkout https://orca.wtf as well, a similar, fun project that includes MULTIPLAYER

I wish this existed the first time I came across orca. Awesome stuff, thanks for making it.

two resources i enjoyed:

"nim in action" by dom96 https://www.manning.com/books/nim-in-action

nim days by xmonader https://xmonader.github.io/nimdays/

matrix bridge and e2ee are listed in their roadmap, but there aren't a lot of details

nim-lang.org might interest you!