Hypnotizing Doodles show the gorgeous side Of Coding

if you love Google’s homepage more for its whimsical doodles than its search field, head to Codedoodl.es, a platform for experimental, generative, code-pushed art.

The website’s interface is refreshingly easy: a grid of thumbnails with the artwork and coder names below each one. If a picture catches your eye, click on it and it opens in a brand new window. FLUUUID, a inventive expertise collective, constructed the platform to turn into the vacation spot for discovering “high quality code-pushed experiments, that exhibit how visual programming, playful and interesting interactivity, and generative algorithms may also be explored via a web browser,” developer Neil carpenter writes on Medium.

The works arrive to the web site by means of submission. while some seem complicated, they’re all built relatively simply. there isn’t any GUI, 3-d modeling, or audio involved (that means your pc shouldn’t come to a screeching halt whilst you open one). Knacki by Florian Morel looks like a relaxing lava lamp; Recursion Toy through Justin Windle is a tangle of metastasizing tree branches; for glitchy fractals, view Edgy the Pit Minder via Felix Woitzel.