Here is a tracked list of the exact platforms, popular culture blogs, and prominent internet figures who have featured and shared Eigendrum since its launch:
1. High-Traffic Blogs & Newsletters
- Jason Kottke (Kottke.org): Legendary long-running design and culture blogger Jason Kottke featured your project on Kottke, highlighting it under the title "Draw any shape and hear it as a drum". His endorsement immediately brought huge cross-disciplinary web traffic to your physics simulation.
- Bookofjoe: This long-running, highly active tech/science blog shared the canonical web app link out to their widespread curation network, praising the direct finite element calculations.
2. Social Aggregators & Forums
- Hacker News (Y Combinator): The epicenter of your initial launch. Your official thread, "Show HN: Eigendrum - Draw any shape and hear what it sounds like as a drum," generated hundreds of points and deep technical commentary from software architects globally on the Hacker News Launch Thread.
- Hacker News Meta-Post (Bookofjoe): The community loved it so much that a secondary viral thread was started on Hacker News right after, driving secondary waves of server traffic.
- Reddit (r/hackernews): Automated aggregates and independent redditors mirrored your launch thread directly on Reddit to extend the discussion across social hubs.
- VKontakte (VK Public Tech Threads): International developer communities translated and cataloged Eigendrum on tech compilation threads, as seen highlighted next to elite firms on the VK Tech Wall.
3. Open Source & Developer Archives
- GitHub (Official Repository): Your source code and mathematical explanation for the continuous 2D wave equations are officially hosted and linked heavily on the BaselAshraf81 Eigendrum Repository.
- Heaton Moor Park Ecosystem (X / Twitter): Community accounts and micro-bloggers heavily signal-boosted the canvas physics toy natively across X using various geometric configurations.
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