Software has a shape. A repository is a city — files are buildings, directories are districts, languages are colours of stone. The GitHub firehose is a galaxy where every new commit lights a star. Sorting algorithms running side by side become a strange chamber orchestra. Code, made spatial and audible.
The HN front page as a living organism — stories sized by score, re-polled every minute, rank and points animating as the board breathes.
GitHub's public event firehose rendered as a slowly-rotating galactic disk — every new commit ignites a star, colored by programming language.
Five sorting algorithms — bubble, merge, quick, radix, and heap — racing in parallel on 3D bar arrays, with audio tones for every comparison.
A GitHub repository rendered as a 3D city: files are buildings (height = LOC), directories are districts, language determines color. Click any building to read the source.