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Where I End and You Begin: Finding the Most Depressing Radiohead Songs using Crowd Data from SongMeanings

  • February 28, 2017
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Last week, a fun article titled fitteR happieR crowned the most depressing Radiohead song as True Love Waits. This was determined by a “gloom index” calculated with Spotify’s valence metric — which measures the musical … Read more

    • Code
    • Language

Closed as Not Constructive: The Top-Voted Discussions on Stack Overflow

  • February 6, 2017
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It goes without saying that Stack Overflow is an invaluable resource for any coder seeking help. This is in large part because they enforce stringent guidelines such as sticking to factual questions and answers. As … Read more

    • Code
    • Learning

Mimicking Pokemon Go’s Battery Saver Mode on the Web

  • January 30, 2017
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So here’s a fun but useless trick: mimicking Pokemon Go’s battery saver mode on the web. For the few who missed the craze, Pokemon Go dims your phone’s screen when you turn it upside-down. With … Read more

    • Code
    • User Interface
    • Web

Rotary: A Retro Web Input for Phone Numbers

  • April 25, 2016
  • 8 comments

A bad web form sparked a series of increasingly absurd designs for inputting phone numbers, including an incrementer, slider, random number generator, and very large table. Here’s a good rundown of the solutions developers came … Read more

    • Code
    • Demo
    • User Interface
    • Web

Learning CSS Layout with Flexbox Froggy

  • November 25, 2015
  • 69 comments

I’ve created a game for learning CSS flexbox called Flexbox Froggy. The goal of the game is to help the frogs get to their lilypads by writing CSS code. See if you can beat all … Read more

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    • Games
    • Learning
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My name is Thomas Park, and I started Codepip to make tools that help people learn to code. I previously researched human-computer interaction and computing education at Drexel University in Philadelphia. More about me…

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