Last month on Glitch, the June 2022 edition

This latest edition of the Glitch community roundup is dedicated to everyone who has tried to do a new thing and learned something cool. Experimenting is brave and sometimes frustrating work, and we think it’s important to commend everyone who tries! All this is to say that we wouldn’t even be able to put together a roundup without you visionary, mistake-making, project sharing people! Thank you for creating and giving the community new ideas to try each and every single day.

Other things that happened in June ☀️

• Fastify updated to v4 so Glitch starters got a little bit smarter too!
• We introduced a new series called This Was Too Big to Fit in Our Newsletter, learn how our homepage rainbow headers came to be!
• We’re asking for your ideas that could help determine what kind of Glitch gear gets made!  And now, onto the good stuff. In June 2022, the Glitch community created these.

The World of WebXR 🥽

• ~almina-webgl-works-01 by @almina-orange is the first of their cool Three.js work on Glitch

• ~memory-village by @aTylerRobertson is an A-frame scene where you can leave notes around the web—metaversal geocaching!

• ~aframecomic5 by @emmettbaber is a mobile-friendly A-frame app that lets you navigate comics. Super inspiring, and Emmett is the creator who made their link in bio app in AR

• ~vissionss by @nappingg is a *sweet song from an artist who coded this page themselves for it!

Absolutely beautiful art 🖼

• ~false-aeolian-rondeletia by @higashi.kota is a neat CSS conic gradient demo. Check out their profile for other cool explorations of CSS and JS-generated art.
• ~pleasing-pattern-generator by @aTylerRobertson generates really beautiful patterns! He uses it to generate backgrounds of his Glitch in Bio on the fly!
• ~noiseless-sepia-ornament by @elvia.vasconcelos is a really awesome documentation of their process in turning their sketch notes into other media like embroidery and ceramics. Also take a look at ~hushed-wheat-chips, an intimate, visual essay challenging the process of questioning.

Petty but we stan 🙌

• ~baths by @bradley lets you know who’s in charge at the iconic Russian & Turkish Baths in NYC, as in, the official site links to it lol.

Fun and games! 👾

• ~arrow-nickel-anise is a rock, paper, scissors game made from some #100devs participants!
• Heardle variants are still going strong, but here’s a unique and cool clone themed around game show themes, ~gameshow-rdle by @jsach65.
• ~dotthing by @supermason.0209 is a mobile game where you gotta tap the dots before they disappear.

*After we featured ~nails in our newsletter, @KaraAJC wrote in with this remix that *adds SOUND! Click and drag inside the embed for full effect.

Miscellaneous but necessary 🤠

• ~fast-goblin-text by @wampastompa ˡₑᵗ'ₛ yₒᵤ ᵗyᵖₑ ᵗʰₑ wₐy ᵢ ᶠₑₑˡ ˡᵢₖₑ ᵢ ₛₒᵤⁿᵈ (“let's you type the way i feel like i sound”)
• ~weird-ai-prompt-generator by @samplereality is a prompt generator for when you run out of ideas to feed weird AI tools
• ~50in50-meetmyfurkids is the first of 50 projects in 50 days from @rogermullins.mba. The animals are adorable, and it’s a great remixable expanding card app to use for your own photos!

~terrain-generator by @ARMN88 is a really cool Minecraft terrain generator that lets you in on the drawing process.

The coolest of tools 😎

• ~dct-station by @ffd8 encrypts messages in JPEG files by exploiting its compression process.
• ~unity-issues by @marwie and @herbst is a public API tracking Unity issues
• ~copy-js by @codingjlu is a library to implement copy-to-clipboard with open web technology. Did you know we used to need Flash to do this?
• ~social-branded-snippets by @mc.reidie is a really cool tool for generating nice-looking code snippet cards to post on Twitter

As always, if you have Glitch projects or playlists you built or love and want us to feature, either share them on the forum, tweet them to us @glitch or email [email protected]—we’d love to see your work in our next roundup!

*The project featured in this post’s header image is ~softxels-walker by creator @DaniGatunes, who is always blowing our minds with their Three.js and generative 3D work. Using their library softxels.js they created ~softxels-walker and many other generative walker experiments for generating 3D worlds on the fly.