All the apps here are licensed under the MIT license
Displays the top five items from BoardGameGeek's Hotness list. The sample above shows the data retrieved from BoardGameGeek on 22 January 2022.
The official clock app is too small for my liking, so I created this one with larger numbers. It also shows the current date below. Colors are configurable via parameters. See the file for more details.
Displays the world map shaded to show day and night. It can optionally show a time and/or date overlay. The map image is a down-scaled version of Equirectangular (0°) by Tobias Jung and is released, as required, under CC BY‑SA 4.0.
What modern device doesn't have some implementation of the "digital rain" from The Matrix. My version employs symbols similar to the ones from the movie, redrawn to a lower resolution. Some symbols (like the period, double quotes, and underscore) are omitted because they cause odd-looking gaps when not fully visible. The algorithm is based on a pseudo-random number generator and will generate a new sequence every thirty minutes.
Shows the quote of the day according to theysaidso.com. Different categories are available and may be selected by parameter. See the file for more details. Requires Pixlet 0.6.0.
Shows the Bible verse of the day according to theysaidso.com. Requires Pixlet 0.6.0.
Shows the Wordnik Word of the Day.
Requires Pixlet 0.6.0. You'll also need to get an API key which you must pass
to the application as an api_key parameter.
The Wordnik logo in the background is used with permission.
I have been asked to provide links to Wordnik as well as the Wordnik Developer Portal, where you can go to get an API key and learn about their API.