Wrote something I think may resonate with folks here: https://nickarner.com/notes/some-thoughts-on-interfaces-october-24th-2021/

Lisperanto - in browser structured editor and version control (in a future) https://uprun.github.io/lisperanto/

hi, this project is still under development, currently it have basic algebraic primitives and possibility to create own functions, it is local-first and statically-hosted,

in a future all operations on AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) will be stored in order to have proper version control and to allow cooperation on a code.

Though I have selected Lisp idea about code as a data, this does not mean it should be always Lisp syntax, I will try to borrow nice features from other languages as well hence the name.

Hi everyone, we recently updated our website with some new ideas for how we are aiming to explain our programming environment at story.ai

We’ve definitely been mostly focused on implementation and technical challenges mostly, but it’s really nice to have something more substantial on our website to talk about our work. 🙂

And here’s a little teaser from a pitch deck we’re currently working on, too!

Recently built a tool that enables climate and community action orgs to sync their public calendars, so people on the ground can get a view of all of the organizing activities happening near them and where to plug-in:

https://rebrand.ly/just-start

If this sounds useful, feel free to try it out and share! Anybody can post events and calendars directly from the main page, no login or account required. (Most of the calendars/data are US-based right now, so if you're somewhere else, just try searching a large US city.)

It's also open source (https://github.com/sbutler-gh/just-start) — collaboration from all backgrounds welcome! There are some big questions to come around permissions, data rights and sovereignty, respectful ways to work with calendar data, and general features/capabilities/vision, and it would be great to have perspective from a number of communities/fields on that.

The vision is that this could serve other organizing use cases as well, like coordinating with attendees after an initial meeting, a place for discussions and sharing artifacts (alternative to FB groups), designing leaflets and posters, mapping local organizations and resources, knowledge sharing across networks, opportunities for engagement and civic action, viewing helpful local data, accessing funding for organizing and local initiatives, and more ... If you have any questions, ideas, feedback, wishes, or other thoughts, would love to hear your perspective and collaborate! (In case I don't see a response here, here's a Discord channel for the project)