What are some of your favorite things that you've created?
Nicolas Rougier
Senior Researcher in Computational Cognitive Neuroscience at InriaI’m very proud of a course on digital typography I gave with Behdad Esfahbod gave at SIGGRAPH 2018
(https://history.siggraph.org/learning/digital-typography-25-years-of-text-rendering-in-computer-graphics-by-rougier/) because it’s not my domain of research and the selection process is quite difficult. The conference was an amazing experience.
I’m also quite pleased with the preprint “On the design of text editor” (https://hal.inria.fr/hal-03018466/document) that give some ideas on the design level for text/code editors. Most of these principles have been implemented in Elegant Emacs (early prototype) and now Nano Emacs.
Marc Barrowclift
Engineer at ComcastI think it would be my website itself. It started life as just the playground where I could learn web development and design, and has naturally gone through many iterations over the years. I’m quite proud of where it finally settled.
Marijn van Hoorn
Steward of ancient woodsAch, I wish I had an answer — my website is, as it stands, the primary fruit of my creative endeavours. I’d love to pick up drawing or music some day, though…
Roy Tang
Freelance software developer & bloggerEasily the site and the blog, though I would guess its value is more to me than anyone else.
Bozhidar Batsov
Emacs fanaticProbably my favorite projects are:
- CIDER
- RuboCop
- Projectile
- Emacs Prelude
- The Ruby and Clojure style guides