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Lexolotl From index cards to phone and watch: how language learning shaped Lexolotl
Lexolotl · Jul 6, 2026
From index cards to phone and watch: how language learning shaped Lexolotl
Update! Lexolotl is now live on the App Store – Mac, iPad, iPhone (+Apple Watch), Vision Pro   Five years ago I…
Lexolotl Lexolotl is almost here!
Lexolotl · Jun 28, 2026
Lexolotl is almost here!
I’m nearly done with my new flashcard app — Lexolotl! It’s the smart vocabulary-mastery app that I wanted for my own language…
MathPaint
MathPaint · Jan 15, 2020
Hello World, from MathPaint! (Preview)
If you’ve been following Mathaesthetics posts you’ve seen a variety of images shared – different types of generated art from fractals to…
MathPaint
MathPaint · Jan 10, 2020
Fractal Friday 2020.01.10
ICYMI, I’m currently writing an application that generates mathematical art. It’s created in Swift, for Mac OS desktop systems. All the images…
MathPaint
MathPaint · Dec 28, 2019
Fractal Friday 2019.12.27
It’s the last Fractal Friday of the year, time for some recursive magic!  This week we’re exploring the Mandelbrot set, using two…
General
General · Dec 23, 2019
Dev notebook: an enum alternative to GKState / GKStateMachine
I worked on my first GameplayKit project earlier this year and there were things I liked about the lightweight, general state-machine model…
MathPaint
MathPaint · Dec 17, 2019
Scalar fields for gradients and other graphic patterns
The Mathaesthetics flagship app will support a number of modes of mathematical image creation. I spent most of yesterday working on and…
General
General · Dec 1, 2019
Dev notebook: brush-like drawing in Swift, without CGPattern
I’m spending a lot of time in Cocoa drawing and Core Graphics lately, working in Swift. The API around the Core Graphics…