100 Lines or Less

I'd love to start a youtube series where we do live programming and implement interesting functionality is 100 lines or less. This is my repository to prove out this idea. I want to add a bunch of example programs here to show that I really can take this idea fairly far.

Rules

1. No library may exceed 100 lines of code.
2. No code golfing.
3. Try not to use third party libraries.

Things to keep in mind

• Any previously written 100 line or less libraries are fair game
• Try to use as many languages as possible
• Try not to be a language snob
• More about standalone functionality than an algorithm

Things to consider

• If a library was written in one language should I make a video rewriting it another?
  • This may be interesting if the implementations are different.
  • This may give a wider audience.
  • This may show the strengths of some languages.
  • This may bore people.
• If this got popular, what would streaming these look like?
• How often should I make videos?
• How long should a video be?
• Where can I get a quiet enough space to record these?

Ideas

• Blockchain
• Celluar Automaton
• Dependency Injector
• Editor
• Finite State Machine
• Fizzbuzz No Booleans
• Flask
• Forth Interpreter/Compiler
• Functional Seq Interface
• Http Server
• Instarest
• Json Parser
• Key Value Store
• Lambda Compiler
• Lisp Interpreter
• Logic Normalizer
• Markdown Parser
• Maze Generator
• Maze Solver
• Multi-methods
• Neural Network
• Object System
• ORM
• Parser
• Pattern Matcher
• Platformer
• Promises
• Protocols
• Purely Functional Data Structures
• Query Engine
• QuickCheck
• Redux
• Redux Saga
• Regex
• Service Discovery
• Spreadsheet
• Testing Framework
• Turing machine
• Type Inference
• Type Safe Printf
• Unifier
• Various Monads
• Virtual Dom
• Virtual Machine

Possible First Videos

• Lisp Interpreter - Clojure
• Redux - Javascript
• Parser - Haskell
• Flask - Python
• Dependency Injector - Java
• Loc - Rust