One of Jeremy’s ongoing projects is his personal website, The Renegade Coder. Currently, The Renegade Coder features over 120 articles covering introductory programming topics in Java and Python. Some of his favorites include:
- Rock Paper Scissors Using Modular Arithmetic
- Yet Another Way to Learn Recursion
- The Difference Between Statements and Expressions
In addition, The Renegade Coder contains more than 150 blog posts on topics like:
- Teaching reflections
- Industry frustrations
- Life stories
Finally, Jeremy recently launched a YouTube channel where he supplements some of his articles with video.
In terms of code, Jeremy’s biggest project is the Sample Programs repository. As the name may suggest, the repository contains a collection of code snippets in as many programming languages as possible. Currently, the project features 604 code snippets, 491 forks, 334 stars, 245 contributors, and 161 languages.
Beyond that, Jeremy maintains several smaller projects including:
- Image Titler: a Python script for adding a title overlay to an image
- How to Python Code: an archive of resources related to the How to Python series
- Sample Programs Docs Generator: a Python script which creates a set of wiki pages for the Sample Programs repo
In addition, Jeremy has a few interesting projects from the past:
- JuxtaMIDI: a data visualization web application for MIDI files
- Lisp Interpreter: a lisp interpreter for an OSU course
- Poof Paradise: a resource collection game for philanthropy
Speaking of data visualization, Jeremy has been toying with a few personal dashboards on Heroku:
- Educator Dashboard: a data visualization dashboard tracking personal teaching metrics
- Health Dashboard: a data visualization dashboard tracking personal health metrics
Of course, all of these projects can be found on Jeremy’s GitHub profile.
sample-programs (this link opens in a new window) by TheRenegadeCoder (this link opens in a new window)
Sample Programs in Every Programming Language
how-to-python-code (this link opens in a new window) by TheRenegadeCoder (this link opens in a new window)
A collection of Jupyter Notebooks from the How to Python series