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QuickLine: A Mac Utility for Saving and Launching Terminal Commands

  • February 21, 2017
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From deep in the vaults, here’s an app called QuickLine that I made and then promptly forgot about in 2014. It’s a Mac utility for quickly saving and launching terminal commands. QuickLine is made with … Read more

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Rotary: A Retro Web Input for Phone Numbers

  • April 25, 2016
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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

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    • Demo
    • User Interface
    • Web

Snowball: A WordPress Plugin for Storytelling on the Web

  • July 20, 2015
  • 28 comments

Since May, our research group has been developing a new tool called Snowball. As with our other tools, the purpose of Snowball is to empower people from all sorts of backgrounds to express and create … Read more

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    • Demo
    • Learning
    • Web

PubCSS: Formatting Academic Publications in HTML & CSS

  • January 21, 2015
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You have two choices when it comes to formatting academic papers for conferences and journals: Microsoft Word and LaTeX. Word is familiar and easy for anyone to pick up. But the WYSIWYG interface that makes … Read more

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    • Demo
    • Web

3 Simple Design Bookmarklets to Improve Your Aesthetics

  • November 11, 2013
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In math, you’re sometimes so focused on getting the calculations right that you end up with nonsensical answers without realizing it. In web design there’s a similar phenomenon, where you’re so intent on pixel perfection … Read more

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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.

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