Winners will receive an exclusive badge on their GitHub profile and laptop stickers.
There will be a range of categories to reflect the diversity of entries.
Special categories will include
Racket mascot - winner will be chosen by peoples choice vote.
Racket meme
Note: Not an official Racket competition. We not a members of the Racket team, nor are we doing this on their behalf. We are covering the cost of the stickers and postage.
I'm posting this here for my own accountability! I plan on submitting something. I want to merge evolutionary algorithms centered around image manipulation and perhaps a poem or something nice layered on top of it.
I'm enjoying learning about the Sketching library, it seems to be a rather powerful tool. I'm coming from Ruby/Python-land, so it's going to be a bumpy road but I enjoy the occasion to make something creative and intentionally non-commercial.
The Creative Racket Competition 2022 starts today!
Enter early - enter often.
Some ideas to get you started;
Sketching - like Processing but better ! Look at the repo for a brief introduction, with links to the full documentation and examples: https://github.com/soegaard/sketching
Winners will receive an exclusive badge on their GitHub profile and laptop stickers.
There will be a range of categories to reflect the diversity of entries.
Special categories will include
Racket mascot - winner will be chosen by peoples choice vote.
Racket meme
Note: Not an official Racket competition. We not a members of the Racket team, nor are we doing this on their behalf. We are covering the cost of the stickers and postage.
Primality tests like the Fermat test and the Miller-Rabin test rely on so-called "witnesses." In the case of Fermat, if a^{p-1} = 1 (mod p) , for some a , then p is probably prime. The a is called a Fermat witness. However, if a composite passes the test for a given a , then a is called a Fermat liar . The same principle holds for Miller-Rabin, although the equation is slightly more complicated.
Which numbers are the most honest? Which ones are the most lying? That's what the given visualization is supposed to show. This is also a gradually typed program. The numeric computation happens in Typed Racket, while the visualization part happens in untyped Racket.
See TOOLS for some suggestions but you can use anything you like.
Provide a link to media file (image/audio/???) and your source code via the Entry form (GitHub)
-Profit!- ...sorry no profit, we offer no cash prizes, you just the the admiration of your peers, a badge on your GitHub profile and a sticker to put on your laptop (or anywhere else you can put a sticker)
We have had no Rsound entries yet. Will you be the first?
Submissions to the Plot Cookbook also count as entries.
A drawing game/tool/thing for night skies. With the galaxy brush, draw quick circles to create distant galaxies, or drag back and forth slowly across a long line to look up at the one you're in. The hue is unique each time. The stars brush creates stars of varying colors and sizes. Wiggle your mouse to increase the density.
#lang p5 (racket-p5). It uses Urlang to compile to JavaScript, so you don't actually need to install anything unless you want to tweak it.
