Probability and statistics taught as things you drag: sample from a distribution, watch a regression line settle, see the central limit theorem happen in front of you.
Hard statistics concepts turned into things you can drag: eigenvectors, conditional probability, PCA.
Maths taught the way it should have been the first time: intuition and analogy first, formulas afterwards. The essays on e and the Fourier transform are the classics.
Amit Patel’s interactive explainers on pathfinding, hex grids, noise and map generation. The A* article alone has taught a generation of game programmers.
A graphing calculator so fast and pleasant that it turns algebra into doodling.
Make a track in your browser while learning what beats, chords and basslines actually do.
