Hey there replers, we made it through yet another month (and a big jam too whew) so it is time again for the MONTHLY REPLS. For those who do not know what these are, these are the repl talk posts that were made in the past 1 month and are really interesting and really worth checking out.

So, here we go!

New to repl.it? Go through this post by @userSM to learn about the various terms used in repl.it!

This month, we got a lot of games, so lets get started with those first.

And to kick it off, we got @Coder100's FINGER Gang - a very simple yet fun 2D shooting game.

@bgrubert recreated the old classic - Minesweeper with various animations and difficulty levels to make it more interesting.

@rjlevy made this small, beautiful and fun puzzle game.

@MatthewX made another puzzle game but it's one of a kind I've never seen before.

@mwilki7 put together this 2D infinite runner game with customizable levels. It's also one of a kind I've never seen before.

And that wraps it up for the games. Next up, people made compilers for the language BrainF in various languages. @AmazingMech2418 wrote a compiler in NodeJS and Java while @pbear wrote an interpreter in C++.

For those who want to learn a new language, a great choice is the D Lang which you can learn from this great tutorial by @nk1wc.

@pinebox created a web proxy service on repl.it and it works!

We also got a Language Whatifyer written by @SixBeeps.

@fuzzyastrocat shared a programming language called Sea with very similar syntax to C (this is not a langjam submission).

Large calculations can take a while, learn how to optimize your code using memorization in this tutorial by @DynamicSquid.

@Spacecraft created a command-line based Spritzlet reader to boost up your reading speed.

Bash is a very frequently observed shell language. It's used by pretty much all UNIX based shells and we use it heavily on repl.it as well (specially on our infamous jobs page). @CodeLongAndPros wrote this tutorial for everyone to learn the basics of this insanely useful language. They also wrote a tutorial on how to use QEMU.

@AbhayBhat coded a replit DB client for Java

@BobTheTomatoPie developed this website to showcase various kinds of customizable animations.

Even felt like the repl.it editor just doesn't suit your needs? Learn how you can use VSCode themes on repl.it using this tampermonkey script by @Scoder12.

@MarcusWeinberger put together a well designed Online notes taking app with full support for markdown and HTML. They also created an email service exclusive to all repl.it users called repl.email!

We all love Minecraft, learn how to create a Minecraft plugin on repl.it! by @agent9002!

And as I always say that's definitely not all for this month. As usual, there's a lot of other great posts that did not make it here, be sure to put them in the comments section for others to check out. And be sure to see it anyways in case someone else has left one for you to check out.

And finally now, that's all for this month. See ya all next month with another set of monthly highlights.