What's this all about?

The term "kushaura" comes from Shona music, and it refers to the leading melody line in a song. I thought the term would be appropriate for the type of programming I do, because I'm mostly interested in the stuff that pushes the boundaries of what we can do with code.

This is a small site dedicated to programming, both conceptual and practically, with a slight lean towards the visually appealling. That's not to say that I'm only interested in the eye-pleasing aspects of code, it just so happens that the web is a particularlly useful deliver mechanism for visual projects. Hopefully I'll eventually get some more interesting and broader projects up here.

Some of the tools/languages I most like to use include flash, processing, mootools, and good old html.

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