Luna is developed as a packaged web app that can be loaded with adb sideload on any device with open bridge. I developed it specifically for my Nokia 8110 4G running a custom ROM. Luna uses suncalc by mourner for it’s calculations.

A somewhat working webversion can be found here.

Code can be found on Github: github.com/branko3000/luna.

Is it concrete poetry? Is it a drumcomputer?

Tram21 was programmed long before I knew before about sequencers, esolangs and especially ORCA (which is both btw). It currently uses samples and rather bad js timeout functions. But I plan to use actual soft synthesis and eloquent timing in the future.

Tram interpretes different ASCII signs as specific drums (’~’ as a snare for instance). The length of the line the sign was written on determines the notelength. Unknown characters are treated as silence, so is ‘-’. You can choose presets with uppercase letters, set bpm with numbers and add comments with ‘#’.

Most interesting parts are layering insane amounts of duplicate lines, playing beat patterns with ‘ctrl+x’ and ‘ctlr+v’ and writting “beat poems”.

Code can be found on Github: github.com/branko3000/tram21

Online version: branko3000.github.io/tram21

The game was written in gdscript using the Godot engine. It is still early in development and currently not a priority. It’s an infinite arcade game that is basically reverse tower defense.

Idea and game design are somewhat based on the game Towerbag by Matheus Cunegato.

You can play an older version in browser on itch.io

This is a library to build text (and emoji) based RPGs out of JSON or JS files. Th library has a agnostic interface alowing to output generated responses anywhere, not just the developer console.

Features include: procedural maps, simple pick up/drop inventory, a simple reload,dodge, shoot combat system, XP, levels, character stats and a super verbose text generator with placeholder variables for in game parameters and arrays for different syntax options. You can create custom tiles, items, enemys and task based campaigns with specific locations and encounters.

Code and extensive readme can be found on Github: github.com/branko3000/cmlrpg

ORCA is an esoteric programming language that was developed for usage as a sequencer for various audio applications. It is an elektron.js app developed by hundredrabbits. I primarily use it to sequence my monophonic Mother 32.

I changed various things, adding new operators (like transpose “T”), changing logic and maths to use known operators (“+” for add, “-” for substract and so on) and adding in interactive backgrounds that can be manipulated through the inbuild command line.

Code and documentation can be found on Github: github.com/branko3000/orcamods

This project teaches the basics of JS with an app to track water consumption. It was used in Hackerschool workshops.

An online version can be found here.

Code can be found here on Github.

An editable repl can be found here.

Both programs teach the basics of object oriented programming language and cryptography using the Cesar’s chiffre. I’ve used both for workshops at Hackerschools.

Microcesar is supposed to be ran on a BBC micro:bit and can be used to exchange encrypted messages over the radio module.

Code for Microcesar can be found on Github: github.com/branko3000/microcesar.

Code for Javacesar can be found on Github: github.com/branko3000/javacesar.

This comic is based upon a night in the the Yoko club in Hamburg.

They later denied to hang this piece by the toilet door. Their reasoning was: “Es passt aktuell nicht in die Venue”.

I learned about the word “Venue” that day.

Out of protest I hung this comic in 20 different locations in Hamburg.

The battery life of the Curiosity marsrover extends it’s planned use time. Inspired by this webcomic.

Sascha Hommer liked this comic a bit.

The battery life of the Curiosity marsrover extends it’s planned use time. Inspired by this webcomic.

Sascha Hommer liked this comic a bit.

My mom did not like this christmas card.

My mom did not like this christmas card.

My mom did not like this card either.

My mom did not like this card either.

These graphics were part of a presentation for the final round of Jugend Präsentiert 2017.

Colors change on every page load. The wireframe logo is completely interactive. And there is a Beatle’s song. Cool, huh?

Videos and photos can be sorted and uploaded with a custom CMS. Videos are hosted on a private cloud server. High resolution images with fullscreen mode, animated previews for all videos.

Design by me. Build with HUGO, hosting and CMS by Jonas Bögle.

Featuring quirky fullscreen backgrounds and an intro video, glitchy headlines and navigation, animated team shots and an image gallery.

Build with HUGO hosted with Netlify, made accessible with Netlify CMS.

Design by me, photos and videos by Kai Lietzke

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Entry for the Berliner Festspiele 2019.

3rd place in the Bundeswettbewerb Philophischer Essay 2017.