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The core elements of baking in a periodic table style for any Minecraft fan to start crafting something delicious. Chemistry and Home Economics teacher approved
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Every app handed in this month, newest lesson last. Each entry runs at a live URL and teaches exactly one idea — swap between tiles and list, or filter down to the format you want to steal from.
Showing 11 of 11 featured builds. Formats are mixed on purpose: the wall is the argument that a lesson can be a cheatsheet, a playground, a game, or a simulator.
The core elements of baking in a periodic table style for any Minecraft fan to start crafting something delicious. Chemistry and Home Economics teacher approved
Shows how small changes in traffic and conversion rates ripple through leads, customers, and projected revenue.
Discover the world’s strangest true facts in a playful, bilingual encyclopedia that turns curiosity into your next favorite habit.
Step into Wen Tianxiang’s final years, make the choices he faced, and discover what courage costs when history leaves no easy path.
NeXTSTEP, 1990. The browser that could also edit every page it showed you.
A field guide to the old web.
Learn circuits by simulation interact with microcontrollers and code lab
Build a researched cold email sequence through short lessons, examples, and interactive checklists
A meta way to start off this challenge by looking at principles of how adults learn, rooted in Malcom Knowles' six core principles of andragogy.
A fast-paced quiz game that teaches you how to spot clear, specific, clickworthy calls to action.
A hands-on physics playground where you drag sliders to see force, motion, and energy come alive in real time — no textbook required
Nothing has been handed in under this format so far. That is an opening, not a gap — ship one and it lands here first.
Posts amplify a build, they never replace it. Anything with a live URL and one clear lesson qualifies, whatever stack or agent you used to get there.
One app a day, all August, each one teaching a single idea. Students with a .edu email get a head start, and the best Agent Runners build wins credits every week.