Ken Perlin pointed me to the onrender.com, that will host your little web applications for you. To my amazement, it worked out. Please keep expectations low, most of these are just finger exercises to see what I can do. The only real work is at the bottom and it is called "CombinedSwarms". All of these can be downloaded from a repository on github:
https://github.com/michaelwahrman?tab=repositories
Test of building a "directed acyclic graph", solitaire, flyover LA at night, traffic simulation and then Zoltar tells your future.
- DAG: https://ct5-a4-dag.onrender.com
- Cards (Klondike): https://ct17-a3-cards.onrender.com
- LA Night: https://ct58-a6-lanight.onrender.com
- Highways: https://ct30-a7-highway.onrender.com
- Zoltar: https://ct46-a8-zoltar.onrender.com
Then a silly Buffalo slot machine simulation (gambling is bad!), a simulation of a Joshua Tree star party called HighDesert, a weird flower distributor in MidiFlowers, and finally the real work at CombinedSwarms.
- Buffalo: https://ct36-a3-buffalo.onrender.com
- HighDesert: https://ct57-a3-highdesert.onrender.com
- MidiFlowers: https://ct55-a7-midiflowers.onrender.com
- CombinedSwarms: https://ct54-a6-combinedswarms.onrender.com
The traffic simulation, the flyover at night, the star party and the flowers can be driven by MIDI or with your mouse and are intended as backgrounds for synthetic music performances.
And finally, the famous Solari sign simulator at https://ct40-a12-solari.onrender.com/
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