WK is an interpreted programming language. It is very powerful and specially designed for text processing. Its name is derived from the family names of its authors − Alfred Aho, Peter Weinberger, and Brian Kernighan.
The version of AWK that GNU/Linux distributes is written and maintained by the Free Software Foundation (FSF); it is often referred to as GNU AWK.
This version is also known as GAWK. This is what is available through git bash for windows.
This is the summary of the work I, Naga Sai Abhinay Devarinti did under Google Summer of Code 2019 for Project PANOPTES under the guidance of my incredible mentors Josh Walawender and Jen Tong. It's been a privelege working under their guidance. And my heartfelt thanks to Wilfred Tyler Gee, who helped me become a better programmer.
Link to Source
Link to live demos
The "Introduction to Exoplanets" page is designed to give a brief idea about what exoplanets are. It consists of a HTML5 Canvas on which images are drawn as frames giving the appearance of a animated video/slideshow. The subtitles provide information about the image being displayed. The canvas is designed to resize gracefully without affecting the quality of the next frame being drawn by using a third-party library called Hermite Resize (JavaScript).
