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Jarvising
An open portfolio of test projects, experiments and tools, each with the live piece, how it was made and a recipe for making your own. Four entries: Enigma, Cortex, Inside the Rig and Below the Layer.
About
Jarvising is an open portfolio of test projects, experiments and tools. The name is written up as if it were already in the dictionary: jarvising, the act of creating innovative projects at scale, and giving people the tools to do it themselves. The homepage is that dictionary entry, and the entries are the proof.
Four are live. Enigma is a scroll-driven teardown of the Enigma I that ends in a faithful machine you can type on, rotors, reflector, plugboard and double-step included. Cortex draws an AI agent fleet's memory as a 3D knowledge graph, shown over a fictional studio's data, using our open-source cortex-map library. Inside the Rig takes a gaming PC apart in 17 chapters, from inside the processor out to an exploded, searchable atlas of 104 modelled parts, with no brand names on purpose. Below the Layer is a Second World War T-class submarine hunted by sonar: dive below the thermocline and the echo fades.
Who it is for. Anyone who wants to see how an interactive project actually gets made, and then make one themselves. Developers curious about Three.js and procedural modelling, and people who just like taking things apart.
How it works in practice. Every entry has three parts: what it does, how it was made, and a step-by-step recipe for making your own. Each one links to the running live piece. History claims are sourced, with a sources ledger where an entry leans on the past.
What makes it different. The whole site is public on GitHub under the MIT licence, so the recipe is never the edited highlights. The site makes no third-party requests and sets no cookies; analytics are anonymous first-party page counts, with an opt-out switch, and Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track are honoured.
Where it stands now. Live, with four entries, the latest being 004 Below the Layer. New entries are added as they're built.
What it deliberately does not do. It doesn't sell anything or carry product plugs: it is entries only. It doesn't track you, and it doesn't hide how anything was made.
Key features
- Four live entries, from Enigma to a WWII submarine
- Every entry links to the running live piece
- What it does, how it was made, and a step-by-step recipe
- Sourced history notes where an entry leans on the past
- Whole site public on GitHub under MIT
- No third-party requests, no cookies
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