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Dennis Hotson

Personal portfolio and project showcase site.

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dn.ht is the personal website of Dennis Hotson, presenting a collection of small projects, typefaces, tools, games, and presentations. It serves as a portfolio and index for his work, ranging from software experiments and interactive demos to writing and talks.

The projects include typefaces such as Katoomba and Dihot, tools like Sketch, a minimal collaborative whiteboarding app, and bookcove.rs for visualising book cover designs. Other entries include Springy, a force-directed graph layout algorithm for JavaScript, a custom Node.js SSH server, a text adventure game built with Inform7, and graphical demos using PixiJS. The site also collects presentations and articles on topics such as vim editing, Bézier curves, animation easing, knots, and the Slack API.

The site is aimed at visitors browsing a range of creative and technical work. It is presented as a personal collection rather than a packaged product, with no stated plans, trials, or seat-based licensing.

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