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Come to RC on August 25 for @geoffreylitt.com on Dynamic Documents as Personal Software! We usually think of "documents" and "applications" as different concepts. But what if we can combine both to empower more people to craft their own personal, malleable software? RSVP: luma.com/rc-dynamic

Geoffrey Litt: Dynamic Documents as Personal Software · LumaCome to Localhost at the Recurse Center! Localhost is a series of technical talks in NYC given by members of the Recurse Center community. For every event, we…luma.com

Four Recursers built an arcade cabinet that you can ship games to by pushing to GitHub. It has a real CRT with a custom display adapter, and over 50 new games made by the RC community. Watch the full talk on how the RCade was built from the hardware up: www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-Op...

RCade: The Arcade Cabinet Anyone Can Deploy To | Custom Graphics Card + Real CRTYouTube video by Recurse Centerwww.youtube.com

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We're accepting applications for the Fall 1 Batch, which begins on August 10! Spend 6 or 12 weeks programming with other curious peers in Brooklyn or online. 🌱 The (soft) deadline to apply to Fall 1 is tomorrow, July 30, but we'll still review applications sent later. 👉 www.recurse.com/apply

The @atproto.nyc community day will be held at the Recurse Center on Saturday, 8/22! Details and tickets below: blog.atproto.nyc/3mrionom6ck2k

atproto.nyc community day 2026Join us on Saturday, Aug 22nd at the Recurse Center in Brooklyn to learn, hack, and build with the AT Protocol!blog.atproto.nyc

We sponsored a podcast about the history of computing! Give it a listen: magworld.pw/episodes/com...

15 years + 3,000 alums later, what started as a 6-person experiment is now a community of curious, kind programmers: engineers, artists, scientists, hobbyists, all united by a love of programming. If 6 or 12 weeks to focus on what truly interests you sounds appealing, apply! www.recurse.com/apply

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It's Friday! What better way to start your weekend than applying to RC? The application takes about an hour, but the community will stay with you for so much longer. The Summer 2 batch starts June 29th, and the window's closing soon. Apply below:

Our website automatically updates as more people come to do a batch at the Recurse Center. Today, we finally hit 3,000 people! Thank you to everyone in our growing community! RC couldn't exist without you all. 👫👩🏽‍🤝‍👩🏼👬

Live from the RC hub: Lincoln S.P. Clarete with Parser Generator Report: 2018-2026

We’ve kicked off our annual alum reunion, Never Graduate Week 2026! Hundreds of RC alums gather at our Brooklyn hub to give talks, run jams, collaborate on projects, and so much more. Welcome everyone and thank you for coming! Stay tuned for more across the week.

Join us on March 18 for Localhost! The RCade is a custom arcade cabinet built during the Fall 2, 2025 batch at the Recurse Center. It has a real CRT, a custom graphics card, spinner controllers, and a deploy pipeline where anyone can ship a game just by pushing to GitHub. It now has over 44 games.

From a salvaged retro arcade cabinet with a CRT monitor to a custom community game platform, @frankchiarulli.com and many other Recursers came together to make something that we couldn't have imagined alone:

⌛️There's still time to apply to the Spring 1 batch that begins on February 16th! Join us for six or twelve weeks on a self-directed programming retreat: work at the edge of your abilities and become a dramatically better programmer alongside other kind and curious peers. www.recurse.com/apply

Applying to RC - Recurse CenterThe Recurse Center is a self-directed, community-driven educational retreat for programmers in New York City.www.recurse.com

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A rapid-fire tour of Peter Whidden's impressive GPU-based interactive ecosystem simulation, Mote: www.tiktok.com/@recursecent...

Peter Whidden’s Mote is an impressive GPU-based interactive ecosystem simulation. While he first started development at the Recurse Center, he’s taken it so much farther since. Watch his full talk in ...TikTok video by Recurse Centerwww.tiktok.com

"I purposefully did not prioritize being useful. Useful and fun I think might be antonyms." Ryan Goldstein on building Felt:

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This week, three people shared their handmade programming languages. We learned not only about their features and syntax but the philosophies, joys, and challenges around building them. Could you build your own language? Should you? We dare say… yes!

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