For a couple years, I keep returning to ideas of composability, remix-ability, coding in small pieces, getting to snap them together and apart fluidly, like legos, and with lots of collaborators. This is what excites me about functional programming, how it lends itself to abstractions that compose really well. However I was recently inspired by
@JP Posma to throw elegant composability out of the window and simply enable coding in the small by appending small programs together...
...and what we came up with is called
twittereval. The idea is you add the words "eval" to a tweet's URL and then we evaluate it (and all the tweets above it or referenced) as JavaScript. It's obviously silly but also kinda neat, and I thought it would be thought provoking to this community. Excited to hear what ideas and suggestions you guys have! I'd also really love it if anyone tried it out and made anything cool :)
https://twitter.com/stevekrouse/status/1523449402009948160