Matteo Menapace

Whether it is running or collecting, shooting or trading, games are driven by verbs. In this workshop we pick out the verbs that make up a game and explore how these verbs express certain messages and values. Then we hack the game with new verbs, so that it communicates our own messages and values.

In this practical workshop you will learn how to make a bot that tweets your generative art

https://ma.tteo.me

Repo for playingcards.io assets and decks data

A kind of teaching manifesto

A tool to help you create generative grammars.

An HTML to Markdown converter written in JavaScript

Hides all the metrics on Medium

Experiments in board game design: injecting contemporary issues into traditional board games

A bot on a roadtrip, tweeting postcards from the places it visits every day

A bit of a hack, to get nice presentations from GitHub's MD pages

OpenSpiel is a collection of environments and algorithms for research in general reinforcement learning and search/planning in games.

Node.js proxy server for the Airtable API

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Data in a Day Boilerplate

Sample and tutorial to help you get started with Express, REST API and a database.

Digital archaeology

Python notebook for decision tree exercise

A Flash conservation project. Backing up the first videogame I ever made in 2006

p5play snippets for atom.io

a geolocation and geofencing library for p5.js

Mmm cheese

JavaScript toolkit of HTML5 audio interfaces.

No description provided.

wedding venue app

Code in a Day Boilerplate

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Confused by data mines and clouds? Let's explore new metaphors! A Twitter bot by @matteomenapace

:sunglasses: Emoji encoding swiss army knife for NodeJS

A "growth-hacking" experiment, which will engage users who post media similar to @daily_monthly through targeted likes.