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[{"post_id": 67556, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67556, "ts": "2026-09-13T18:10:26Z", "hours": 0.9558, "text": "š¾ Itās looking like itās finished! And I loooove the finished product! So this devlog is purely just about shipping. After completing it Iāve exported it using kicad pcb tools and threw it right onto the JLCPCB site to choose colors! And after discussing with my brother white seemed the sleakest. Also I know that HASL with lead is the cheapest surface finish, but I didnāt want to give the kiddows lead poisoning. Anyways super happy with this simple project."}, {"post_id": 66454, "ts": "2026-09-12T09:08:54Z", "hours": 2.3167, "text": "Itās almost finished After drafting up the back Iāve randomly scatered the components and it wasnāt looking all that exiting so Iāve thought about importing graphics And it was a good idea, but like now there is so much going on in the back that itās crazy. Overall I love it so much!!! And canāt wait for the kidos in the club to have it in theirs hands. Next up is panelization to get the cost down. And canāt forget about shipping."}, {"post_id": 66122, "ts": "2026-09-11T18:49:20Z", "hours": 4.5361, "text": "So Iāve started making the ruler. And got carried away a bit. Itās turning out to be super coooooooooooooooooool. The front side should be simple electronic components and I havenāt really thought about the bottom all that much but I think it should be more advanced and with quick reference table. This one diferes from all of the other PCB rulers because this one should be a reference for begining collage students that doesnāt know all that much about electronics and this is like theire buddy that helps them with navigating in components, footprints and schematic symbols. Iāve taken inspiration from my brothers ruler and the trace ruler."}]...
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Title: PCB ruler for my electronics club by @Toma_ Title: PCB ruler for my electronics club by @Toma_Kuchta | Stardance
Devlogs:
So Iāve started making the ruler. And got carried away a bit. Itās turning out to be super coooooooooooooooooool. The front side should be simple electronic components and I havenāt really thought about the bottom all that much but I think it should be more advanced and with quick reference table. This one diferes from all of the other PCB rulers because this one should be a reference for begining collage students that doesnāt know all that much about electronics and this is like theire buddy that helps them with navigating in components, footprints and schematic symbols. Iāve taken inspiration from my brothers ruler and the trace ruler.
Itās almost finished After drafting up the back Iāve randomly scatered the components and it wasnāt looking all that exiting so Iāve thought about importing graphics And it was a good idea, but like now there is so much going on in the back that itās crazy. Overall I love it so much!!! And canāt wait for the kidos in the club to have it in theirs hands. Next up is panelization to get the cost down. And canāt forget about shipping.
š¾ Itās looking like itās finished! And I loooove the finished product! So this devlog is purely just about shipping. After completing it Iāve exported it using kicad pcb tools and threw it right onto the JLCPCB site to choose colors! And after discussing with my brother white seemed the sleakest. Also I know that HASL with lead is the cheapest surface finish, but I didnāt want to give the kiddows lead poisoning. Anyways super happy with this simple project....
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Frictionless by @prada | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67553, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67553, "ts": "2026-09-13T18:09:55Z", "hours": 1.7322, "text": "Snooze lets you close a tab and pick when it comes back. In an hour, tonight, tomorrow morning, this weekend, next week. Tab disappears and reopens on its own. Timing was annoying to get right. First version just added hours, so ātomorrow morningā meant 24 hours from now, useless if you snooze at 11pm. Now it resolves against the actual clock. Also had to catch presets landing in the past, like asking for āthis eveningā at 9pm, because then the alarm fires instantly and the tab just blinks. Surviving a restart was the other problem. I went with setTimeout first which is completely wrong for MV3, the background worker gets killed and takes every timeout with it. Switched to chrome.alarms, which the browser re-delivers even after you quit Chrome. Added a startup check too since alarms can get missed if Chrome was closed when one was due. Small fix: Find only worked with the mouse before. Arrow keys move through results now, Enter opens, Escape clears. If nothing matches, Enter falls through to AI search."}, {"post_id": 65985, "ts": "2026-09-11T14:19:14Z", "hours": 8.5678, "text": "8+ Hours of Stax: Big Updates & Quality-of-Life Improvements! š What started as āStax is working fineā quickly turned into an 8+ hour feature binge! Stax was doing its job, but I knew it could be even better. Here is a breakdown of the new features added to save memory, boost performance, and make your workflow smoother: Instant Undo Action: Accidentally sorted or deduplicated tabs? You can now undo your last action with a single click to restore your workspace immediately. Suspend Inactive Tabs: Free up memory and boost browser performance by freezing idle background tabs directly from the extension. Save & Restore Sessions: Working across multiple projects? Easily save your current session and reopen it anytime from the new Saved Sessions tab. Enhanced Smart Sort & AI Methods: Re-engineered category patterns and AI matching rules to deliver cleaner, faster, and far more accurate tab organization. Quick Switch Search: Easily find and jump to any tab or open website using the new search icon command palette."}, {"post_id": 63575, "ts": "2026-09-07T14:22:39Z", "hours": 0.5331, "text": "Stax Devlog 2!!! / What I did Before this update, Stax could only group a tab if I had explicitly hardcoded its exact domain into the background script. Anything else just got dumped into a generic grey group, which meant the extension barely worked unless I had manually added the site beforehand. I overhauled the classification logic so it looks for broader patterns instead of fixed domain lists. It now checks domain endings like .shop or .bank , path keywords like /cart or /checkout , platform routes like /pull/42 , and active page titles as a fallback so a tab named āYour boarding passā gets caught under Travel even on a random airline site. I also cleaned up the codebase structure. popup.js and sidepanel.js were sharing a bunch of copy-pasted helper functions. I moved those out into a shared script file so Iām not maintaining the exact same logic in two places. Issues I ran into and fixed Keyword classifier false positives. The old string check was matching shop anywhere inside a URL string. That meant photoshop.adobe.com was getting sorted straight into Shopping. Switched it to match proper hostname boundaries so creative tools donāt end up in shopping groups. Code duplication across UI files. Having identical helper functions in both popup.js and sidepanel.js meant any bug fix had to be applied twice. Extracted them into a common utility script to keep both views in sync. Whatās next Workspaces. Saving full tab group setups to chrome.storage.local so you can close an entire session and restore it later. Command Palette. Adding a Cmd+K / Ctrl+K search overlay to quickly search across all open tabs and jump to them instantly."}, {"post_id": 62573, "ts": "2026-09-06T01:04:11Z", "hours": 1.7619, "text": "Stax ā hybrid sort, a real auto-sort toggle, and settings that finally live where they should Stax groups browser tabs into color-coded groups. Local domain rules by default, plus an optional AI pass (Claude or Gemini, your own key) for tabs that donāt match anything obvious. What I did Local rule matching and AI grouping used to be two separate paths. Smart Sort only ran local rules. A separate button re-ran AI on everything from scratch and ignored what local rules had already sorted, so tabs the local rules couldnāt place just sat there ungrouped even with an API key set. I merged these into one pipeline: local rules run first since theyāre instant, free, and work offline, and only the leftover tabs get handed to AI. If the AI call fails, it now falls back to the local result instead of breaking the whole action. The auto-sort-on-new-tab toggle in Preferences used to be fake. It wrote a value to storage that nothing ever read, so flipping the switch did literally nothing. Wired it up for real, debounced per window so restoring a saved session doesnāt fire a sort for every single tab. Settings and the custom domain-rule editor used to live on a separate page you had to open in a new tab. Moved the whole thing into the popup as a second screen, and built a side panel that mirrors it with live updates as tabs and groups change, so youāre not stuck refreshing manually. Issues I ran into and fixed Keyword classifier false positives. The fallback classifier (kicks in when a domain isnāt in the built-in list) was doing plain substring matching on hostnames. āshopā was matching photoshop.adobe.com , ādevā was matching random domains that just happened to contain those letters. Switched it to match whole hostname tokens instead, which kills the false positives without losing the keyword coverage. Extension pages slipping through. chrome-extension:// pages werenāt excluded from sorting the way chrome:// pages were. The old regex only matched schemes ending right after the browser name, so extension pages like the built-in PDF viewer could end up grouped under a garbage name based on the extension ID. Fixed the exclusion list to cover that too. Silent save failures. Settings saves had zero error handling around chrome.storage.sync.set . That API has an 8KB-per-item quota, so enough custom rules could make a save fail silently while the UI still said āSaved.ā Wrapped it in a try/catch so a failed save actually tells you it failed now. Dead options page. After moving settings into the popup, the old separate options.html / options.js page wasnāt wired to anything in the manifest anymore. It was just dead code sitting in the repo doing nothing. Deleted it instead of fixing a page nobody could ever reach. Whatās next Nothing blocking, the extension works end to end. For later: popup.js and sidepanel.js currently duplicate a few small helper functions (glyph lookup, sending messages), so Iād like to pull those into one shared file so Iām not editing the same logic twice."}]...
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Title: Frictionless by @prada | Stardance
Devlogs Title: Frictionless by @prada | Stardance
Devlogs:
Stax ā hybrid sort, a real auto-sort toggle, and settings that finally live where they should Stax groups browser tabs into color-coded groups. Local domain rules by default, plus an optional AI pass (Claude or Gemini, your own key) for tabs that donāt match anything obvious. What I did Local rule matching and AI grouping used to be two separate paths. Smart Sort only ran local rules. A separate button re-ran AI on everything from scratch and ignored what local rules had already sorted, so tabs the local rules couldnāt place just sat there ungrouped even with an API key set. I merged these into one pipeline: local rules run first since theyāre instant, free, and work offline, and only the leftover tabs get handed to AI. If the AI call fails, it now falls back to the local result instead of breaking the whole action. The auto-sort-on-new-tab toggle in Preferences used to be fake. It wrote a value to storage that nothing ever read, so flipping the switch did literally nothing. Wired it up for real, debounced per window so restoring a saved session doesnāt fire a sort for every single tab. Settings and the custom domain-rule editor used to live on a separate page you had to open in a new tab. Moved the whole thing into the popup as a second screen, and built a side panel that mirrors it with live updates as tabs and groups change, so youāre not stuck refreshing manually. Issues I ran into and fixed Keyword classifier false positives. The fallback classifier (kicks in when a domain isnāt in the built-in list) was doing plain substring matching on hostnames. āshopā was matching photoshop.adobe.com , ādevā was matching random domains that just happened to contain those letters. Switched it to match whole hostname tokens instead, which kills the false positives without losing the keyword coverage. Extension pages slipping through. chrome-extension:// pages werenāt excluded from sorting the way chrome:// pages were. The old regex only matched schemes ending right after the browser name, so extension pages like the built-in PDF viewer could end up grouped under a garbage name based on the extension ID. Fixed the exclusion list to cover that too. Silent save failures. Settings saves had zero error handling around chrome.storage.sync.set . That API has an 8KB-per-item quota, so enough custom rules could make a save fail silently while the UI still said āSaved.ā Wrapped it in a try/catch so a failed save actually tells you it failed now. Dead options page. After moving settings into the popup, the old separate options.html / options.js page wasnāt wired to anything in the manifest anymore. It was just dead code sitting in the repo doing nothing. Deleted it instead of fixing a page nobody could ever reach. Whatās next Nothing blocking, the extension works end to end. For later: popup.js and sidepanel.js currently duplicate a few small helper functions (glyph lookup, sending messages), so Iād like to pull those into one shared file so Iām not editing the same logic twice.
Stax Devlog 2!!! / What I did Before this update, Stax could only group a tab if I had explicitly hardcoded its exact domain into the background script. Anything else just got dumped into a generic grey group, which meant the extension barely worked unless I had manually added the site beforehand. I overhauled the classification logic so it looks for broader patterns instead of fixed domain lists. It now checks domain endings like .shop or .bank , path keywords like /cart or /checkout , platform routes like /pull/42 , and active page titles as a fallback so a tab named āYour boarding passā gets caught under Travel even on a random airline site. I also cleaned up the codebase structure. popup.js and sidepanel.js were sharing a bunch of copy-pasted helper functions. I moved those out into a shared script file so Iām not maintaining the exact same logic in two places. Issues I ran into and fixed Keyword classifier false positives. The old string check was matching shop anywhere inside a URL string. That meant photoshop.adobe.com was getting sorted straight into Shopping. Switched it to match proper hostname boundaries so creative tools donāt end up in shopping groups. Code duplication across UI files. Having identical helper functions in both popup.js and sidepanel.js meant any bug fix had to be applied twice. Extracted them into a common utility script to keep both views in sync. Whatās next Workspaces. Saving full tab group setups to chrome.storage.local so you can close an entire session and restore it later. Command Palette. Adding a Cmd+K / Ctrl+K search overlay to quickly search across all open tabs and jump to them instantly.
8+ Hours of Stax: Big Updates & Quality-of-Life Improvements! š What started as āStax is working fineā quickly turned into an 8+ hour feature binge! Stax was doing its job, but I knew it could be even better. Here is a breakdown of the new features added to save memory, boost performance, and make your workflow smoother: Instant Undo Action: Accidentally sorted or deduplicated tabs? You can now undo your last action with a single click to restore your workspace immediately. Suspend Inactive Tabs: Free up memory and boost browser performance by freezing idle background tabs directly from the extension. Save & Restore Sessions: Working across multiple projects? Easily save your current session and reopen it anytime from the new Saved Sessions tab. Enhanced Smart Sort & AI Methods: Re-engineered category patterns and AI matching rules to deliver cleaner, faster, and far more accurate tab organization. Quick Switch Search: Easily find and jump to any tab or open website using the new search icon command palette.
Snooze lets you close a tab and pick when it comes back. In an hour, tonight, tomorrow morning, this weekend, next week. Tab disappears and reopens on its own. Timing was annoying to get right. First version just added hours, so ātomorrow morningā meant 24 hours from now, useless if you snooze at 11pm. Now it resolves against the actual clock. Also had to catch presets landing in the past, like asking for āthis eveningā at 9pm, because then the alarm fires instantly and the tab just blinks. Surviving a restart was the other problem. I went with setTimeout first which is completely wrong for MV3, the background worker gets killed and takes every timeout with it. Switched to chrome.alarms, which the browser re-delivers even after you quit Chrome. Added a startup check too since alarms can get missed if Chrome was closed when one was due. Small fix: Find only worked with the mouse before. Arrow keys move through results now, Enter opens, Escape clears. If nothing matches, Enter falls through to AI search.
Ships:
Last update was mostly optimizations and bug fixes, but this ship is all about new features, UI cleanups, and a big Stacklet overhaul. Main focus was making everything feel alive, fixing layout glitches, and giving better tab control without hogging memory. UI/UX Fixes: Fixed a splash screen rendering a ghost duplicate over onboarding Fixed tutorial highlights misaligning mid-scroll Added a scroll container so the accessories panel doesnāt get cut off by popup height limits Fixed Stackletās positioning so he actually stands on the logo instead of floating next to it Bug Fixes: Fixed a duplicate const declaration that silently crashed an entire script file Fixed typewriter animation where overlapping text streams canceled each other mid-sentence New Features: Stacklet overhaul: rebuilt him with a full animation rig (antenna lag, arm overshoots, squash jumps) Instant Undo: one-click undo if you accidentally sort or deduplicate tabs Tab suspension & Read Later: freezes idle tabs and saves week-old tabs automatically Quick Search: command palette style launcher to jump to any tab fast Spent ~28 hours (only 11 loggedā¦) on this build getting the physics and UI quirks sorted out. Next up is polishing based on feedback. If you test it out and have ideas, drop a review or ping me on GitHub / Discord (fraghaft)!...
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Personal site! (woohoo!) by @nishy- | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67551, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67551, "ts": "2026-09-13T18:02:29Z", "hours": 0.8231, "text": "First maybe last devlog Okay so this is my portfolio website! Made for the Personal site mission! So far I added an about me, the project that I made, and a little picture of a emoji + a link to my github and a section that welcomes you! What I struggled with was CSS so i just scrolled on youtube and github till I found this cool hover effect!"}]...
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Title: Personal site! (woohoo!) by @nishy- | Stard Title: Personal site! (woohoo!) by @nishy- | Stardance
Devlogs:
First maybe last devlog Okay so this is my portfolio website! Made for the Personal site mission! So far I added an about me, the project that I made, and a little picture of a emoji + a link to my github and a section that welcomes you! What I struggled with was CSS so i just scrolled on youtube and github till I found this cool hover effect!
Ships:
What I have made is a website to show my portfolio! It has three sections, a welcome section (with a funny emoji guy who is welcoming) a section with my projects that iāve made and an about me section! I struggled with thinking of good CSS to use so after scrolling on github and youtube + looking at other projects I found this really cool hover effect!...
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The PoeS by @Hanako | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67540, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67540, "ts": "2026-09-13T17:50:41Z", "hours": 2.7561, "text": "2nd Devlog - more window functions, improved code efficiency Made classes and functions to organize code and improve efficiency (hadnāt bothered earlier because I wasnāt familiar with javascript enough yet) Implemented a second window with the same functionality as the welcome screen (opening/closing, dragging, moving to top when clickeda) and prevented users from dragging windows into the top bar. Hopefully, Iāll make this app into a text editor. By next devlog, I want to also add window resizing and borders for the other edges of the screen."}, {"post_id": 50020, "ts": "2026-08-19T01:31:46Z", "hours": 1.8681, "text": "First devlog - window manipulation Prior to me ditching this project for a few months, I had finished part 2 of the jam, so I continued from part 3. Iāve successfully added working window manipulation (opening, closing, moving), though my handle is kind of a placeholder for now. (if it shows that this text was copy-pasted, itās because I had to refresh the page and I didnāt want to retype it all)"}]...
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Title: The PoeS by @Hanako | Stardance
Devlogs:
F Title: The PoeS by @Hanako | Stardance
Devlogs:
First devlog - window manipulation Prior to me ditching this project for a few months, I had finished part 2 of the jam, so I continued from part 3. Iāve successfully added working window manipulation (opening, closing, moving), though my handle is kind of a placeholder for now. (if it shows that this text was copy-pasted, itās because I had to refresh the page and I didnāt want to retype it all)
2nd Devlog - more window functions, improved code efficiency Made classes and functions to organize code and improve efficiency (hadnāt bothered earlier because I wasnāt familiar with javascript enough yet) Implemented a second window with the same functionality as the welcome screen (opening/closing, dragging, moving to top when clickeda) and prevented users from dragging windows into the top bar. Hopefully, Iāll make this app into a text editor. By next devlog, I want to also add window resizing and borders for the other edges of the screen....
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Duckosaur by @Harupi | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67532, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67532, "ts": "2026-09-13T17:31:59Z", "hours": 1.9417, "text": "Duckosaur devlog 3 - Ready to ship ! This time, I made the score system, the styling, the README, and the deployment ! Now the first version is ready to be shipped !"}, {"post_id": 65278, "ts": "2026-09-10T09:13:42Z", "hours": 2.0406, "text": "Duckosaur devlog 2 - Hellooooo The duck is not a yellow square anymore ! I also added randomly spawning cactus (Iāll have to draw a cactus by myself). They move and if they touch the player, the game is over. Have a nice day !"}, {"post_id": 64295, "ts": "2026-09-08T16:09:01Z", "hours": 0.395, "text": "Duckosaur devlog 1 - My girlfriend asked me to make a t-rex game with a duck sheād drawn, so Iām doing it. Hello ! I first tried to make it in Rust using Dioxus to publish it as a website, but after struggling for over 2 hours trying to remove the ājumpingā class from the player after a certain amount of time, I decided to switch to javascript since this isnāt a serious project. Should I link the hackatime records of the 2 projects together ? I donāt really know. So I redid in js what I had done in Rust, and now the player can jump more than once ! She hasnāt sent me the drawing yet so for now the duck is a yellow square. See you soon !"}]...
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Title: Duckosaur by @Harupi | Stardance
Devlogs:
Title: Duckosaur by @Harupi | Stardance
Devlogs:
Duckosaur devlog 1 - My girlfriend asked me to make a t-rex game with a duck sheād drawn, so Iām doing it. Hello ! I first tried to make it in Rust using Dioxus to publish it as a website, but after struggling for over 2 hours trying to remove the ājumpingā class from the player after a certain amount of time, I decided to switch to javascript since this isnāt a serious project. Should I link the hackatime records of the 2 projects together ? I donāt really know. So I redid in js what I had done in Rust, and now the player can jump more than once ! She hasnāt sent me the drawing yet so for now the duck is a yellow square. See you soon !
Duckosaur devlog 2 - Hellooooo The duck is not a yellow square anymore ! I also added randomly spawning cactus (Iāll have to draw a cactus by myself). They move and if they touch the player, the game is over. Have a nice day !
Duckosaur devlog 3 - Ready to ship ! This time, I made the score system, the styling, the README, and the deployment ! Now the first version is ready to be shipped !
Ships:
My girlfriend asked me to make a t-rex game with a duck she and her roommates had drawn, so I did it. This game features randomly spawning cactuses, score, and a beautiful duck. Iāll probably make a leaderboard and maybe add flying mobs in a future version. Hope you like it !...
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E.Y.N (Everything You Need) by @therealpedcrec456 E.Y.N (Everything You Need) by @therealpedcrec456 | Stardance...
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[{"post_id": 67531, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67531, "ts": "2026-09-13T17:31:58Z", "hours": 1.6267, "text": "Everything You Need. My new small project. a collection of things you may need on a day to day basis. It now includes: Weather App Youtube video downloader Password Generator Background Remover (Still Testing) QrCode Generator"}]...
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Title: E.Y.N (Everything You Need) by @therealpedc Title: E.Y.N (Everything You Need) by @therealpedcrec456 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Everything You Need. My new small project. a collection of things you may need on a day to day basis. It now includes: Weather App Youtube video downloader Password Generator Background Remover (Still Testing) QrCode Generator...
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32-Bit CPU in Roblox by @XeroDay | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67530, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67530, "ts": "2026-09-13T17:27:42Z", "hours": 1.4989, "text": "Devlog - 4 - Shipment! Shipping 32 CPU in Roblox now!! So I was working on the RootFS for a while, I was trying to make it better and more faster, I was also working on adding more syscalls so it can support many more custom compiled codes. Now I am finally. Done! I have successfully built a mini riscv cpu that you can actually use to run riscv instructions :3 Make sure to vote it if you get it !!! heheheh You can check it out! https://www.roblox.com/games/114068662906612/Real-Linux-Emulator"}, {"post_id": 67398, "ts": "2026-09-13T14:23:31Z", "hours": 6.5078, "text": "Devlog - 3 Finally, after HOURS. Now Roblox can run your C code. So I finally added custom program support!! Now you can write a code in C, Compile it and it will be saved in the /bin as executable. I wrote a custom FastFetch in C, compiled it on my machine for RISCV32 using qemu, and put the binary in roblox and I ran the fastfetch, and it worked! So now you can literally run your C code inside roblox š"}, {"post_id": 66851, "ts": "2026-09-12T19:36:11Z", "hours": 1.7161, "text": "Devlog 2: I finally built a file system inside roblox!! Now you can save your class notes inside roblox as a cloud storage This took quite a bit of time, but I added syscall support for Read ! Stay tuned to see a working linux inside roblox !"}, {"post_id": 64338, "ts": "2026-09-08T17:14:04Z", "hours": 1.8894, "text": "32-Bit CPU In Roblox So as you can read the title, I am making an 32-Bit CPU Inside roblox Iām building a RISC-V 32-bit CPU. The core is done enough to run real programs now. It implements the RV32IM instruction set, so the full base integer ISA plus the M extension for multiply and divide. Syscalls follow the Linux RISC-V ABI, so programs can do proper I/O instead of just computing in silence. Everything runs in an IDE I built, with a parser that handles the usual sections and pseudo instructions, and it already boots a small kernel that prints a banner and takes commands."}]...
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Title: 32-Bit CPU in Roblox by @XeroDay | Stardanc Title: 32-Bit CPU in Roblox by @XeroDay | Stardance
Devlogs:
32-Bit CPU In Roblox So as you can read the title, I am making an 32-Bit CPU Inside roblox Iām building a RISC-V 32-bit CPU. The core is done enough to run real programs now. It implements the RV32IM instruction set, so the full base integer ISA plus the M extension for multiply and divide. Syscalls follow the Linux RISC-V ABI, so programs can do proper I/O instead of just computing in silence. Everything runs in an IDE I built, with a parser that handles the usual sections and pseudo instructions, and it already boots a small kernel that prints a banner and takes commands.
Devlog 2: I finally built a file system inside roblox!! Now you can save your class notes inside roblox as a cloud storage This took quite a bit of time, but I added syscall support for Read ! Stay tuned to see a working linux inside roblox !
Devlog - 3 Finally, after HOURS. Now Roblox can run your C code. So I finally added custom program support!! Now you can write a code in C, Compile it and it will be saved in the /bin as executable. I wrote a custom FastFetch in C, compiled it on my machine for RISCV32 using qemu, and put the binary in roblox and I ran the fastfetch, and it worked! So now you can literally run your C code inside roblox š
Devlog - 4 - Shipment! Shipping 32 CPU in Roblox now!! So I was working on the RootFS for a while, I was trying to make it better and more faster, I was also working on adding more syscalls so it can support many more custom compiled codes. Now I am finally. Done! I have successfully built a mini riscv cpu that you can actually use to run riscv instructions :3 Make sure to vote it if you get it !!! heheheh You can check it out! https://www.roblox.com/games/114068662906612/Real-Linux-Emulator...
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Utils by @denis | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67529, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67529, "ts": "2026-09-13T17:27:19Z", "hours": 4.5181, "text": "Utils - fixes and some updates A lot of bugs showed up in testing, so fixed them. I also tested my utils on several minimal Linux distributions to ensure they work with less dependencies. Check out the releases . For the UE5 asset downloader script, I added a testing file to demonstrate its work. Additionally, there have been some updates to astmn , including new commands (view, pack, and update) as well as upcoming features. You can check it out here ."}, {"post_id": 58786, "ts": "2026-08-31T11:12:54Z", "hours": 3.4875, "text": "Utils - releases and docs Made a lot of docs, fixes and releases in order to re-ship the project. Hope this time judges will like it. If you want to check them out check out, see releases , or a doc I made with references and descriptions to all the things I mention in my devlogs."}, {"post_id": 56443, "ts": "2026-08-28T06:37:05Z", "hours": 10.3883, "text": "lazyass Have you ever been too lazy to manually launch the same bunch of apps every day? Me too. So I built a minimal CLI tool that turns a 20-second job into a 3-second job. Check out the repo ."}, {"post_id": 51601, "ts": "2026-08-21T11:25:40Z", "hours": 8.6014, "text": "astmn In my previous devlog about the UE5 bash script, I mentioned the better version of this tool this time built with Golang. The idea of the tool is to make sharing large binary files (like 3D models) easier and to escape the ā_v2_FINAL_UPDATE_SUPERFINALā hell by using SemVer and Git to track manifest files. Itās especially useful for game dev because you donāt have to clog your repo with assets or pay for Git LFS. For now it only works for .zip files and Google Drive, but in the near future I am going to add many more features making it as easy to use as possible. I have no idea what to show yet, so I attach some screenshots of it working and an example manifest file for FreeCAD, I dunno."}, {"post_id": 45729, "ts": "2026-08-12T12:33:26Z", "hours": 5.3386, "text": "Asset Downloader/Manager When my friends and I were trying to make a game in Unreal Engine 5 we had a problem with version control (which is easily resolved by a good gitignore file) and asset sharing. Because actor and map files can grow rapidly I had an idea to use some kind of a cloud, the easiest thing I thought of was using Google Drive (mostly because of its free 15GB limit). As my friends worked on Windows and only had access to MSYS2, Git Bash, Cygwin and WSL I decided to do it in Bash using JSON files as the āregistriesā. The asset registry files were located in the repo and tracked by Git while the asset files were downloaded locally. Also you can add pre-commit hooks so there is a check if you have all the assets downloaded. After a few tweaks and fixes, it wasnāt too shabby. In fact the script did its job quite well. If you are interested in the code, you can find it here . I may add some small updates to it, but nothing special. The main limitation was that Bash is a scripting language and it has its own tweaks. And I wanted more functionality. So, I decided to rebuild the idea with a better architecture using Golang and YAML. Right now, I donāt have the funds or a way to host a server, so itāll use regular archives for now. In the future, I want to use hashing for optimization (similar to how Git works). Itās still in early development, but you can find the repo here ."}, {"post_id": 41290, "ts": "2026-08-05T12:47:48Z", "hours": 3.3328, "text": "D.Ch.F.C. The abbreviation stands for Display Children Files Content . The purpose of this command is self-explanatory. Itās quite handy when, for example, you have a lot of files and an AI needs context to help you find a bug in your code. Originally, this was meant to be part of my utils repo, but as its functionality grew, I moved it to a dedicated repo especially since I plan to package and submit it to Linux distroās mirrors."}, {"post_id": 40005, "ts": "2026-08-03T11:01:52Z", "hours": 7.755, "text": "utils/db_manager In my other projects i often have to deal with PostgresSQL databases, and I was annoyed with using psql or systemd to do basic stuff like managing the postgres daemon or running the set-up queries myself. So I made this. Feel free to add fork it to your project (see instalation ) for better db management. If you encounter any bugs/issues or want to request a feature, please create an issue on GitHub so it can be fixed."}]...
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Title: Utils by @denis | Stardance
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utils Title: Utils by @denis | Stardance
Devlogs:
utils/db_manager In my other projects i often have to deal with PostgresSQL databases, and I was annoyed with using psql or systemd to do basic stuff like managing the postgres daemon or running the set-up queries myself. So I made this. Feel free to add fork it to your project (see instalation ) for better db management. If you encounter any bugs/issues or want to request a feature, please create an issue on GitHub so it can be fixed.
D.Ch.F.C. The abbreviation stands for Display Children Files Content . The purpose of this command is self-explanatory. Itās quite handy when, for example, you have a lot of files and an AI needs context to help you find a bug in your code. Originally, this was meant to be part of my utils repo, but as its functionality grew, I moved it to a dedicated repo especially since I plan to package and submit it to Linux distroās mirrors.
Asset Downloader/Manager When my friends and I were trying to make a game in Unreal Engine 5 we had a problem with version control (which is easily resolved by a good gitignore file) and asset sharing. Because actor and map files can grow rapidly I had an idea to use some kind of a cloud, the easiest thing I thought of was using Google Drive (mostly because of its free 15GB limit). As my friends worked on Windows and only had access to MSYS2, Git Bash, Cygwin and WSL I decided to do it in Bash using JSON files as the āregistriesā. The asset registry files were located in the repo and tracked by Git while the asset files were downloaded locally. Also you can add pre-commit hooks so there is a check if you have all the assets downloaded. After a few tweaks and fixes, it wasnāt too shabby. In fact the script did its job quite well. If you are interested in the code, you can find it here . I may add some small updates to it, but nothing special. The main limitation was that Bash is a scripting language and it has its own tweaks. And I wanted more functionality. So, I decided to rebuild the idea with a better architecture using Golang and YAML. Right now, I donāt have the funds or a way to host a server, so itāll use regular archives for now. In the future, I want to use hashing for optimization (similar to how Git works). Itās still in early development, but you can find the repo here .
astmn In my previous devlog about the UE5 bash script, I mentioned the better version of this tool this time built with Golang. The idea of the tool is to make sharing large binary files (like 3D models) easier and to escape the ā_v2_FINAL_UPDATE_SUPERFINALā hell by using SemVer and Git to track manifest files. Itās especially useful for game dev because you donāt have to clog your repo with assets or pay for Git LFS. For now it only works for .zip files and Google Drive, but in the near future I am going to add many more features making it as easy to use as possible. I have no idea what to show yet, so I attach some screenshots of it working and an example manifest file for FreeCAD, I dunno.
lazyass Have you ever been too lazy to manually launch the same bunch of apps every day? Me too. So I built a minimal CLI tool that turns a 20-second job into a 3-second job. Check out the repo .
Utils - releases and docs Made a lot of docs, fixes and releases in order to re-ship the project. Hope this time judges will like it. If you want to check them out check out, see releases , or a doc I made with references and descriptions to all the things I mention in my devlogs.
Utils - fixes and some updates A lot of bugs showed up in testing, so fixed them. I also tested my utils on several minimal Linux distributions to ensure they work with less dependencies. Check out the releases . For the UE5 asset downloader script, I added a testing file to demonstrate its work. Additionally, there have been some updates to astmn , including new commands (view, pack, and update) as well as upcoming features. You can check it out here .
Ships:
Shipping! After a lot of work on these, I want to ship: The bash scripts from the utils repo : db_manager - Simple PostgreSQL database manager. ue5_asset_downloader - Faster way to download and share UE5 asset files via Google Drive. lazyass - Lightweight app launcher script. proxyfix - Simplified configuration file management for proxychains. dchfc tool - Displays children filesā content ( Releases ). So now I will fully focus on astmn , as Iāll need it for my next projects....
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Pantry_Scanner by @theodora | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67514, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67514, "ts": "2026-09-13T17:08:53Z", "hours": 3.7453, "text": "Devlog 5: Finally, I finish my first version of my pantry scanner, due to camera quality, sometime it can read the expiry date, sometime it canāt, but I already try my best to make it work. I canāt film the whole process, but I try to snip a bit of how this camera actually work in screenshot and a video"}, {"post_id": 65995, "ts": "2026-09-11T14:43:02Z", "hours": 1.2389, "text": "Devlog 4: Today, I connected the front and back end; however, the camera quality wasnāt as good as I expected, and it couldnāt scan the barcode to retrieve the data. Now, I am rethinking how to retrieve the data and what the next step should be."}, {"post_id": 64241, "ts": "2026-09-08T14:30:46Z", "hours": 9.4747, "text": "Devlog3: ##Working on front end My front end is using Python as the main language, alongside html and css, the website look plain as I just built the basic version Next step: connect front end and back end"}, {"post_id": 59594, "ts": "2026-09-01T14:40:45Z", "hours": 1.7883, "text": "Devlog 2: This devlog, it records how the front end works. I use arduino IDE with coding language C+ to make the ESP32 Camera work, It can capture 1600x1200px, which is useful for the backend. The backend is used to store the captured picture and analyse the expiry date of the food."}, {"post_id": 57898, "ts": "2026-08-30T07:12:02Z", "hours": 3.9806, "text": "#Devlog 1: Hi, welcome to a hardware project devlog. In this project, I am creating a pantry scanner. I have drawn my schematic board and am soldering the PCB. I forgot to record my soldering part, but here is the overview of the project."}]...
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Title: Pantry_Scanner by @theodora | Stardance
De Title: Pantry_Scanner by @theodora | Stardance
Devlogs:
#Devlog 1: Hi, welcome to a hardware project devlog. In this project, I am creating a pantry scanner. I have drawn my schematic board and am soldering the PCB. I forgot to record my soldering part, but here is the overview of the project.
Devlog 2: This devlog, it records how the front end works. I use arduino IDE with coding language C+ to make the ESP32 Camera work, It can capture 1600x1200px, which is useful for the backend. The backend is used to store the captured picture and analyse the expiry date of the food.
Devlog3: ##Working on front end My front end is using Python as the main language, alongside html and css, the website look plain as I just built the basic version Next step: connect front end and back end
Devlog 4: Today, I connected the front and back end; however, the camera quality wasnāt as good as I expected, and it couldnāt scan the barcode to retrieve the data. Now, I am rethinking how to retrieve the data and what the next step should be.
Devlog 5: Finally, I finish my first version of my pantry scanner, due to camera quality, sometime it can read the expiry date, sometime it canāt, but I already try my best to make it work. I canāt film the whole process, but I try to snip a bit of how this camera actually work in screenshot and a video
Ships:
Finally, I finished my first version of my pantry scanner. Due to camera quality, sometimes it can read the expiry date; sometimes it canāt, but I already tried my best to make it work What I actually built āFirmware on ESP32-CAM: press a button, it captures a photo and uploads it over WI-Fi ā A local Python backend that reads the photo, tries OCR for the expiry date, attempts barcode decoding using an external API and saves everything to a database ā A web dashboard showing every scanned item sorted by soonest-expiring first, with edit and remove buttons for fixing up anything the camera couldnāt capture The hard part The hardest part is to get the camera to read text and turn it into the dashboard. I went through extensive debugging, more than I have recorded in the devlog. Fixing the lens, dealing with blur, and looking at the barcode-decoding problem, it turned out the camera quality is the major issue. Next Step ā Use a dedicated barcode scanner instead of relying on the camera āCreate a fixed scanning stand using 3D printing for more consistent capture quality than hand positioning. ā Attach a macro lens attachment for the camera to improve small print in OCR...
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WarioWare by @Mouna | Stardance
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Title: WarioWare by @Mouna | Stardance
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w Title: WarioWare by @Mouna | Stardance
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working on a 2D GAME...
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hop off bro by @sircheetodust | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67504, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67504, "ts": "2026-09-13T17:00:15Z", "hours": 1.0344, "text": "Firmware update! I set up platform io since arduino ide is very stinky. I wrote a controller for the screen and made those helper functions accessible to the main script."}, {"post_id": 63956, "ts": "2026-09-08T01:31:03Z", "hours": 2.05, "text": "CAD and PCB update! CAD(image 1) I finished basic cad of the case. Looks pretty good for like 2 hrs of inexperienced CADing ngl. PCB(image 2) Turns out i used the wrong footprint for the LEDās so i changed them to another wrong footprint and then changed it to the correct one. Also I changed silkscreen art to better reflect āhop off your computer broā im so fancy with raytraced pic of pcb"}, {"post_id": 63353, "ts": "2026-09-07T04:19:15Z", "hours": 1.4189, "text": "CAD update: I started . I imported everything into fusion and started cadding the bottom part of the case. The difficult part was making the cuttout for the screen. I drew a sketch of the outline of the screen, exported it as a dxf and used that dxf to make the rest of the case."}, {"post_id": 62507, "ts": "2026-09-05T22:14:31Z", "hours": 1.5333, "text": "PCB done! This is very late news since I actually finished this 5 days ago, I just havenāt posted a devlog for it yet. I routed all traces on the PCB and made some silkscreen art. This was really easy because of my hackpad(im still waiting on 3d print for it). I plan to start CAD -ing everything today!"}, {"post_id": 57743, "ts": "2026-08-30T00:38:18Z", "hours": 1.0486, "text": "Designed PCB schematic, and set up github repo holy locked in kicad session I decided ill use up those LEDs from my hackpad kit since I didnt use them. They will illuminate the switches when the alarm goes off(if all goes to plan). Getting the boxes legit took me 10 minutes cuz I forgot everthing after making the gooberpad. This is gonna be all worth it(i hope)"}]...
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Title: hop off bro by @sircheetodust | Stardance
Title: hop off bro by @sircheetodust | Stardance
Devlogs:
Designed PCB schematic, and set up github repo holy locked in kicad session I decided ill use up those LEDs from my hackpad kit since I didnt use them. They will illuminate the switches when the alarm goes off(if all goes to plan). Getting the boxes legit took me 10 minutes cuz I forgot everthing after making the gooberpad. This is gonna be all worth it(i hope)
PCB done! This is very late news since I actually finished this 5 days ago, I just havenāt posted a devlog for it yet. I routed all traces on the PCB and made some silkscreen art. This was really easy because of my hackpad(im still waiting on 3d print for it). I plan to start CAD -ing everything today!
CAD update: I started . I imported everything into fusion and started cadding the bottom part of the case. The difficult part was making the cuttout for the screen. I drew a sketch of the outline of the screen, exported it as a dxf and used that dxf to make the rest of the case.
CAD and PCB update! CAD(image 1) I finished basic cad of the case. Looks pretty good for like 2 hrs of inexperienced CADing ngl. PCB(image 2) Turns out i used the wrong footprint for the LEDās so i changed them to another wrong footprint and then changed it to the correct one. Also I changed silkscreen art to better reflect āhop off your computer broā im so fancy with raytraced pic of pcb
Firmware update! I set up platform io since arduino ide is very stinky. I wrote a controller for the screen and made those helper functions accessible to the main script....
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Flounder Valley by @Avin | Stardance
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Title: Flounder Valley by @Avin | Stardance
Devlo Title: Flounder Valley by @Avin | Stardance
Devlogs:
The Basic map has been created...
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Motivation Player by @gavinwu42711 | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-0 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-09-13T17:12:46Z", "hours": 4.0, "multiplier": 5.0, "payout": 19, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "Often, I feel myself out of motivation and falling into doom scrolling. So, I built an MP3-like player where I can play motivational/funny quotes from my friends to help bring me up One of the main challenges I faced was not really being able to prototype and making my second PCB design ever. I was very anxious for when the PCB originally arrived since I had no way to test on the breadboard if the research I had done online was correct until after I ordered my PCB (I didnāt have the parts at the time and waiting until they came would have taken too long for the PCB). Luckily āand thankfully ā the PCB worked out as intended. Overall, given this is my first time using an audio amplifier, working with SD cards, and not using a step-by-step tutorial for any of the parts, Iām really proud that the project works smoothly, with the audio being pretty decent.", "repo": "https://github.com/GavinWu42711/Motivation-Player", "demo": ""}]...
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[{"post_id": 67498, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67498, "ts": "2026-09-13T16:43:00Z", "hours": 1.6131, "text": "Finished! After definitely not procrasinating for a week, I finished the Motivation Player! I soldered all the parts together and assembled it together. Very happy that the PCB worked first try. At this point, the project is done but there are some last things Iād like to say that happened (and I hope to be more careful about in future projects) Bad :C : The container is just a shy too short for the batteries, and almost canāt close (thankfully the plastic top can bend) The potentiometer is really annoying to use All the ācontrolsā wouldāve been easier to used if they were elevated from the top Basically, I shouldāve put all the input on one side so it could be flush with the lid and every other component on the other side Good :D : The batteries provide more amps than my test set up, leading to a pretty decent volume (the connections are also much better) A weird hardware/software bug causes the buttons and potentiometer to create a spike in the sound, leading to a beeping noise whenever they are used (which actually sounds like it belongs ā happy accident) Overall, pretty happy that it worked out. Just need to update the read me to ship!"}, {"post_id": 59955, "ts": "2026-09-02T00:56:22Z", "hours": 2.1642, "text": "Debugging Code Over the past week (on and off), Iāve been slowly assembling the motivation player on the breadboard. I soldered all the parts I could and debugged the code after uploading it to the Raspberry Pi. Canāt say it didnāt take awhileā¦ Luckily, I got the code working and the speaker to function. Unluckily, I had a brain fart and decided minimum voltage = optimal voltage. The audio amplifier works but is kind of scuffed because there isnāt enough voltage and current. I think it works well enough that I wonāt solder in an extra battery container to increase the voltage and current (especially because the PCB doesnāt have any regulators) Basically just waiting on the PCB at this pointā¦"}, {"post_id": 49193, "ts": "2026-08-17T20:51:24Z", "hours": 1.32, "text": "Finished Programming :D I finished the firmware! I decided to move to Circuit Python since it works better with the Pi Pico. The project is almost done and ready to be reviewed. Some things I need to do before that: Create a BOM Add more info in the README Add a folder with all the files with the libraries"}, {"post_id": 48580, "ts": "2026-08-17T01:14:31Z", "hours": 0.7186, "text": "Finished CAD! I finished the CAD for the enclosure and got everything assembled in CAD. Luckily everything worked out! :D Mightāve put too much space for the SD card on the PCBā¦ I also started working on the firmware. Originally, I wanted to use Arduino IDE but it might not be the friendliest for the Pi Pico. I plan on looking into circuit python to see if it is better for reading SD cards and playing audio."}, {"post_id": 47825, "ts": "2026-08-16T01:25:33Z", "hours": 1.1167, "text": "Cadding Enclosure (pt. 3) I finished adding the holes, fixed a few issues with not giving enough tolerence, and started adding the rest of the parts in an assembled CAD model to give an idea of the finished product and double check that everything will fit together. Some parts (currently the potentiometer) I couldnāt find the right model for so Iāll be using a stand in model for them. I used the āthreadā feature in Fusion and Iām hoping the tolerence wonāt be too tight for the screws I haveā¦ worst case hot glue will save me XD"}, {"post_id": 47240, "ts": "2026-08-15T01:06:58Z", "hours": 1.0806, "text": "Cadding the enclosure (cont.) Iām almost done with CAD!ā¦ at least I think so. I finished up the cutouts in the top and adjusted a few things for the bottom part to better sit the PCB. Decided to go with a 30 mm diameter Gikfun speaker and just have it at the very front. The last part I need to add are the holes for the screws to keep the top and bottom together. Not sure the size for that so Iāll need to do some more research. Hopefully I didnāt make the sides of the container too thinā¦"}, {"post_id": 46637, "ts": "2026-08-14T01:08:13Z", "hours": 1.0217, "text": "Cadding the enclosure Started using Fusion360 to CAD the enclosure for the project. I got the bottom part mostly done and got 2 of the holes needed for the lid done. I still need to do the holes for the other buttons, display, and screws to put together. At some point, Iāll also need to finalize the speaker I want to be able to decide where to have it in the CAD."}, {"post_id": 46603, "ts": "2026-08-13T23:17:58Z", "hours": 0.4333, "text": "PCB Finished (Actually) Turns out I forgot to do some stepsā¦ oops haha? Luckily it was just running the DRC, adding a few wires between the ground references and adding a rectangle in the cut layer. Onto making the CAD for the box!"}, {"post_id": 46082, "ts": "2026-08-13T01:13:11Z", "hours": 1.6508, "text": "PCB Finished! (I hopeā¦) I finished the PCB design! For the most part, it was smooth sailing to rearrange all the components into a neat-ish rectangle and to wire everything up. There were a few issues with the parts being wired wrong in the schematic that I had to fixā¦ Hopefully no more of that comes up. Iāll be doing final touches and double checking the PCB before moving on to making a 3d print for its case."}, {"post_id": 44822, "ts": "2026-08-10T20:56:00Z", "hours": 1.8167, "text": "PCB Design (2) I finished up the schematic for the PCB and assigned all the footprints for the parts Iām using. I decided to stick with the LM386 and to use 3 AA batteries to achieve the minimum voltage needed for the audio amplifier. For the power toggle switch and the speaker, I decided to just use connector wires as a comprise for not knowing which one I will be using (gives me more flexibility for where I want them to be on the final build) Next steps I need to do: Design the PCB Write the code/firmware Design the CAD model for the finished project and any 3D printed parts I need"}, {"post_id": 44264, "ts": "2026-08-09T22:01:22Z", "hours": 0.8, "text": "PCB Design Using KiCad, I wired together most of the components I plan on using. These include: A play button A random button (to give a random motivational audio) A rotary encoder (to scroll through all the available audios) A Raspberry Pi Pico (the microcontroller to read the SD card and do all the logic) SSD 1306 (oled display ā 1.36 inch) SD card module (to hold the audio files) Some things that I still need to add: Audio amplifier Speaker Potentiometer (for volume adjustment) Battery container (idk what to call it) w/ a power switch I was originally going to use the LM386 for audio amplifying but it runs above 3.3V according to online research. If anyone has reccomendations, please let me know! (I have no idea what Iām doing to be honest)"}]...
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Title: Motivation Player by @gavinwu42711 | Starda Title: Motivation Player by @gavinwu42711 | Stardance
Devlogs:
PCB Design Using KiCad, I wired together most of the components I plan on using. These include: A play button A random button (to give a random motivational audio) A rotary encoder (to scroll through all the available audios) A Raspberry Pi Pico (the microcontroller to read the SD card and do all the logic) SSD 1306 (oled display ā 1.36 inch) SD card module (to hold the audio files) Some things that I still need to add: Audio amplifier Speaker Potentiometer (for volume adjustment) Battery container (idk what to call it) w/ a power switch I was originally going to use the LM386 for audio amplifying but it runs above 3.3V according to online research. If anyone has reccomendations, please let me know! (I have no idea what Iām doing to be honest)
PCB Design (2) I finished up the schematic for the PCB and assigned all the footprints for the parts Iām using. I decided to stick with the LM386 and to use 3 AA batteries to achieve the minimum voltage needed for the audio amplifier. For the power toggle switch and the speaker, I decided to just use connector wires as a comprise for not knowing which one I will be using (gives me more flexibility for where I want them to be on the final build) Next steps I need to do: Design the PCB Write the code/firmware Design the CAD model for the finished project and any 3D printed parts I need
PCB Finished! (I hopeā¦) I finished the PCB design! For the most part, it was smooth sailing to rearrange all the components into a neat-ish rectangle and to wire everything up. There were a few issues with the parts being wired wrong in the schematic that I had to fixā¦ Hopefully no more of that comes up. Iāll be doing final touches and double checking the PCB before moving on to making a 3d print for its case.
PCB Finished (Actually) Turns out I forgot to do some stepsā¦ oops haha? Luckily it was just running the DRC, adding a few wires between the ground references and adding a rectangle in the cut layer. Onto making the CAD for the box!
Cadding the enclosure Started using Fusion360 to CAD the enclosure for the project. I got the bottom part mostly done and got 2 of the holes needed for the lid done. I still need to do the holes for the other buttons, display, and screws to put together. At some point, Iāll also need to finalize the speaker I want to be able to decide where to have it in the CAD.
Cadding the enclosure (cont.) Iām almost done with CAD!ā¦ at least I think so. I finished up the cutouts in the top and adjusted a few things for the bottom part to better sit the PCB. Decided to go with a 30 mm diameter Gikfun speaker and just have it at the very front. The last part I need to add are the holes for the screws to keep the top and bottom together. Not sure the size for that so Iāll need to do some more research. Hopefully I didnāt make the sides of the container too thinā¦
Cadding Enclosure (pt. 3) I finished adding the holes, fixed a few issues with not giving enough tolerence, and started adding the rest of the parts in an assembled CAD model to give an idea of the finished product and double check that everything will fit together. Some parts (currently the potentiometer) I couldnāt find the right model for so Iāll be using a stand in model for them. I used the āthreadā feature in Fusion and Iām hoping the tolerence wonāt be too tight for the screws I haveā¦ worst case hot glue will save me XD
Finished CAD! I finished the CAD for the enclosure and got everything assembled in CAD. Luckily everything worked out! :D Mightāve put too much space for the SD card on the PCBā¦ I also started working on the firmware. Originally, I wanted to use Arduino IDE but it might not be the friendliest for the Pi Pico. I plan on looking into circuit python to see if it is better for reading SD cards and playing audio.
Finished Programming :D I finished the firmware! I decided to move to Circuit Python since it works better with the Pi Pico. The project is almost done and ready to be reviewed. Some things I need to do before that: Create a BOM Add more info in the README Add a folder with all the files with the libraries
Debugging Code Over the past week (on and off), Iāve been slowly assembling the motivation player on the breadboard. I soldered all the parts I could and debugged the code after uploading it to the Raspberry Pi. Canāt say it didnāt take awhileā¦ Luckily, I got the code working and the speaker to function. Unluckily, I had a brain fart and decided minimum voltage = optimal voltage. The audio amplifier works but is kind of scuffed because there isnāt enough voltage and current. I think it works well enough that I wonāt solder in an extra battery container to increase the voltage and current (especially because the PCB doesnāt have any regulators) Basically just waiting on the PCB at this pointā¦
Finished! After definitely not procrasinating for a week, I finished the Motivation Player! I soldered all the parts together and assembled it together. Very happy that the PCB worked first try. At this point, the project is done but there are some last things Iād like to say that happened (and I hope to be more careful about in future projects) Bad :C : The container is just a shy too short for the batteries, and almost canāt close (thankfully the plastic top can bend) The potentiometer is really annoying to use All the ācontrolsā wouldāve been easier to used if they were elevated from the top Basically, I shouldāve put all the input on one side so it could be flush with the lid and every other component on the other side Good :D : The batteries provide more amps than my test set up, leading to a pretty decent volume (the connections are also much better) A weird hardware/software bug causes the buttons and potentiometer to create a spike in the sound, leading to a beeping noise whenever they are used (which actually sounds like it belongs ā happy accident) Overall, pretty happy that it worked out. Just need to update the read me to ship!
Ships:
Often, I feel myself out of motivation and falling into doom scrolling. So, I built an MP3-like player where I can play motivational/funny quotes from my friends to help bring me up One of the main challenges I faced was not really being able to prototype and making my second PCB design ever. I was very anxious for when the PCB originally arrived since I had no way to test on the breadboard if the research I had done online was correct until after I ordered my PCB (I didnāt have the parts at the time and waiting until they came would have taken too long for the PCB). Luckily āand thankfully ā the PCB worked out as intended. Overall, given this is my first time using an audio amplifier, working with SD cards, and not using a step-by-step tutorial for any of the parts, Iām really proud that the project works smoothly, with the audio being pretty decent....
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HabitiSync by @Yellow_Cat | Stardance
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Title: HabitiSync by @Yellow_Cat | Stardance
Devl Title: HabitiSync by @Yellow_Cat | Stardance
Devlogs:
These last few days I have been figuring out many of the problems I had while writing in JavaScript for watches with Zepp OS. As of now, I have resolved most of them, but I still have to design the UI and organize the answers from the Habitica API.
After fixing all previous bugs related to network issues and getting familiarized with JavaScript and Zepp OS development, I have started working on the UI, adding more colors to it and making more buttons functional, as well as adding new security features such as not having to use the userās own API, and instead logging them in. Right now, I am taking suggestions on how to improve the UI design, or in adding new functionalities, so feel free to comment your ideas if you have someš.
The app is now on GitHub! Now you can also try it yourself by using the watch app. It is also being reviewed to be published onto the official app store, so it will be accessible to everyone for free. Changes: I have changed the previous name (Zeppitica) to HabitiZepp to better comply with Habiticaās usage guidelines. I have added a reload function to load the page again if changes have been made by just pressing the banner for more than 700 ms, and I have better adjusted the UI, as well as fixing some minor bugs and permissions with the device.
After the app had been rejected from the Zepp app store due to the previous name was trade marketed, I decided to change the name into HabitiSync. I expect the app to be released in the official app store in the next 2 weeks!
Finally, the app has been relased into the app store. To download it, you have to go to the app store inside the Zepp App, look for HabitiSync, and install it (app id: 1124182). Then, configure your account into the settings app, and open your watch to see the icon. In this last update, I updated the Readme file to also showcase a video for those who donāt own a compatible watch.
Ships:
HabitiSync is an unofficial app for Zepp OS that lets you interact with Habitica directly through your watch using the API Habitica provides to each user. HabitiSync has been my first project for my watch. Ever since I bought it, I thought I should make my own app, yet I never started it until I started HabitiSync. To create this app i had to learn how to use JavaScript to code a functional UI in my watch. I decided to make HabitiSync because I have used Habitica for a long time, and I decided it would save me time to use my watch to score my tasks once I completed them, instead of going through my phone. Once I started developing HabitiSync, I ran into many problems, but was able to solve them all without using AI at all, as AI tended not to understand fully how to make this kind of apps (although it helped me understand my own code and fix some small or repetitive bugs). How to try it: You will need a compatible watch (see README for compatible watches list), and go to the app store inside the Zepp App, look for HabitiSync (app ID: 1124182) and install it. Then, configure your account in the settings app, and open your watch to see the icon. OR You can watch a showcase video about how this app works entering this link (also found in README): https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ksukgqrjfey43xg7uo7zt/HabitiSync-demo.mp4?rlkey=p4o0ug2u98sogcmch0iulq5r7&st=d3psn36v&dl=0...
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CLOCKK by @anael | Stardance
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Title: CLOCKK by @anael | Stardance
Devlogs:
DEVL Title: CLOCKK by @anael | Stardance
Devlogs:
DEVLOG 1 Heyy! I just started the blare project and have done a decent amount of the work in just 2 hrs. I made the pcb which was kinda simple and also I started making the 3d model (I hate it). I kinda wish that there were a desk clock type of aesthetic screen in the component list, so that I could put it on my desk, but this works too. Check out the pcb designā¦ (the yummers is a homelander ref btw)
DEVLOG 2 I made the design which is kinda boring so in my next project i will try and improve my designs. I also wrote the firmware, but it was going over my head. Thatās why I had to copy it from one of the other projects in this mission. Check my design out. (I named in slab clock cuz my design was like a solid box)...
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python learning by @Noebal | Stardance
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Title: python learning by @Noebal | Stardance
Dev Title: python learning by @Noebal | Stardance
Devlogs:
I learned to randomize things by making a random password generator.
Ships:
I am learning python. It is a completly new language for me. I made some mini projects and published them on github....
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Ampselector by @ravin_olivier | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67474, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67474, "ts": "2026-09-13T16:14:07Z", "hours": 1.6306, "text": "Soldered the hackpad! Soldering such a packed thing was new for me, as someone who solders guitar stuff. Was interesting experience, soldering the seeed uno was super easy (thought it would be pretty hard). Not sure how Iām gonna clip the diode wires shortā¦"}, {"post_id": 43013, "ts": "2026-08-08T01:30:40Z", "hours": 0.5603, "text": "Project is finally polished up, added renders and made it real nice"}, {"post_id": 12403, "ts": "2026-06-20T07:33:20Z", "hours": 0.6686, "text": "Made it work with midi!"}, {"post_id": 10489, "ts": "2026-06-17T07:22:53Z", "hours": 1.0506, "text": "Finished setting up folder structure for submission (4 days in, 12+ hours in)"}, {"post_id": 8441, "ts": "2026-06-14T01:21:34Z", "hours": 1.0164, "text": "Fixing QMK Bugs"}]...
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Title: Ampselector by @ravin_olivier | Stardance
Title: Ampselector by @ravin_olivier | Stardance
Devlogs:
Fixing QMK Bugs
Finished setting up folder structure for submission (4 days in, 12+ hours in)
Made it work with midi!
Project is finally polished up, added renders and made it real nice
Soldered the hackpad! Soldering such a packed thing was new for me, as someone who solders guitar stuff. Was interesting experience, soldering the seeed uno was super easy (thought it would be pretty hard). Not sure how Iām gonna clip the diode wires shortā¦
Ships:
This project has been a crazy learning experience, from learning how to make a PCB to designing a case around it, to programming for it, itās been an amazing learning experience and Iāve enjoyed all the hours Iāve spent on it! Hoping to enjoy getting the parts and putting it together!...
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Gothic dungeon game by @adbhutkunder834 | Stardanc Gothic dungeon game by @adbhutkunder834 | Stardance...
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Title: Gothic dungeon game by @adbhutkunder834 | S Title: Gothic dungeon game by @adbhutkunder834 | Stardance
Devlogs:
gothic dungeon game
Ships:
I coded a fully interactive text-based adventure game from scratch using html and CSS and JavaScript . the game features a custom dark gothic CSS background and uses JavaScript functions to dynamically change the story and button choices (like opening a chest or run0 without reloading the page. MY TIME TRACKING PROOF my hackatime extension bugged out and missed my main session but I recorded my complete actual coding session of 1hr 52 minutes using lapse. **MY LAPSE VIDEO PROOF: https://lapse.hackclub.com/timelapse/handoff/hj0eKrzKf54Y...
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jojk by @ingvard | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67470, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67470, "ts": "2026-09-13T16:08:25Z", "hours": 0.5828, "text": "Final prepares before shipping, and git merge conflicts"}, {"post_id": 66023, "ts": "2026-09-11T15:48:28Z", "hours": 4.85, "text": "Been a while scince the last devlog Since then i have: Written a readme and security policy Support for nested commands Compiles without warnings even more āhaskell likeā Nesting commands dont work super well, but for simpler nesting it should work fine I have also learnt that haskell types are super weird, somehow theres a difference between String and [Char] , and i have no idea what it is Screenshot is of it compiling without errors"}, {"post_id": 60997, "ts": "2026-09-03T18:09:45Z", "hours": 2.2075, "text": "I have made multiple large changes, including Support for both ordered and unordered lists Output in MarkDown format Rewrite of code to be more haskell like (for example, pattern matching) Making the markdown output took a lot of time, since i basically had to rewrite every formatting function, but it went faster than with html output, probably because im better at haskell now"}, {"post_id": 58209, "ts": "2026-08-30T15:53:42Z", "hours": 2.6747, "text": "Several notable changes, including: Support for lists!!! (Unordered, ordered coming soon) Lambda notation More concise code and shorter function names Getting the lists to work was a nightmare, i had to do some cheeky recursion thing and it was not easy. I also had to put parentheses like everywhere for the compiler to understand what ordering i wanted, but it didnt say that, it just said āCouldnāt match expected type with actual typeā, and i had no idea what was going on."}, {"post_id": 57463, "ts": "2026-08-29T16:48:05Z", "hours": 3.3117, "text": "Jojk now has the following features: Support for text types (bold, italic, strikethrough, etc) Can do links! No compiler warnings! Ive learnt lots, most of it being that haskell is weird, but the compiler warnings are awesome. You forgot to specify the input and return type of a function? The compiler warning literally tells you the type, and gives you the exact codepiece you need to add! I did encounter a couple of errors, but most of them were just things like haskell needing an int instead of a āmaybe intā(what the hell is a maybe int?)"}, {"post_id": 56622, "ts": "2026-08-28T13:35:23Z", "hours": 1.5133, "text": "Jojk is a markup language im making, and im using it to learn haskell, so i anticipate a lot of issues. Right now it takes a file as an input and outputs the file but in html format"}]...
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Title: jojk by @ingvard | Stardance
Devlogs:
Jojk Title: jojk by @ingvard | Stardance
Devlogs:
Jojk is a markup language im making, and im using it to learn haskell, so i anticipate a lot of issues. Right now it takes a file as an input and outputs the file but in html format
Jojk now has the following features: Support for text types (bold, italic, strikethrough, etc) Can do links! No compiler warnings! Ive learnt lots, most of it being that haskell is weird, but the compiler warnings are awesome. You forgot to specify the input and return type of a function? The compiler warning literally tells you the type, and gives you the exact codepiece you need to add! I did encounter a couple of errors, but most of them were just things like haskell needing an int instead of a āmaybe intā(what the hell is a maybe int?)
Several notable changes, including: Support for lists!!! (Unordered, ordered coming soon) Lambda notation More concise code and shorter function names Getting the lists to work was a nightmare, i had to do some cheeky recursion thing and it was not easy. I also had to put parentheses like everywhere for the compiler to understand what ordering i wanted, but it didnt say that, it just said āCouldnāt match expected type with actual typeā, and i had no idea what was going on.
I have made multiple large changes, including Support for both ordered and unordered lists Output in MarkDown format Rewrite of code to be more haskell like (for example, pattern matching) Making the markdown output took a lot of time, since i basically had to rewrite every formatting function, but it went faster than with html output, probably because im better at haskell now
Been a while scince the last devlog Since then i have: Written a readme and security policy Support for nested commands Compiles without warnings even more āhaskell likeā Nesting commands dont work super well, but for simpler nesting it should work fine I have also learnt that haskell types are super weird, somehow theres a difference between String and [Char] , and i have no idea what it is Screenshot is of it compiling without errors
Final prepares before shipping, and git merge conflicts
Ships:
Jojk is a markup interpreter for a markup langage i made. I used this project to learn haskell, so i had lots of issues along the way, but i made it through. Some of the features are: Output to both HTML and Markdown User specified output file Nested commands Completely deterministic Getting command nesting to work was difficult, and it still dosent work for edge cases (edge cases being about half the cases) This project only works on linux. WSL should work...
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My very own WebOS by @Kazamir | Stardance
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Title: My very own WebOS by @Kazamir | Stardance
Title: My very own WebOS by @Kazamir | Stardance
Devlogs:
Part 1 complete...
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bench power supply by @SohamKaran | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-0 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-09-13T16:23:28Z", "hours": 3.0, "multiplier": 5.0, "payout": 16, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "i made a dc power supply which can run your projects test prototypes and other kind of stuffs . generally a dc variable power supply cost more than 100 dollars but i build it under that budget", "repo": "https://github.com/sohamboyythrdh6/bench-power-supply/blob/main/README.md", "demo": ""}]...
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[{"post_id": 67467, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67467, "ts": "2026-09-13T16:06:22Z", "hours": 3.2769, "text": "after getting all the components i started building this project after hour of work finally showedup and now i ready to ship this project"}, {"post_id": 26663, "ts": "2026-07-11T16:35:28Z", "hours": 4.1675, "text": "after finding that my desk has no variable power supply i started thinking to build this project at first i also watch some tutorials then chose the parts for building this project later i started building the case for this project which took most of my time after done this i started working on my repo i create the bom write README and add all other essential files and after checking everything i am ready to sent this project for review"}]...
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Title: bench power supply by @SohamKaran | Stardan Title: bench power supply by @SohamKaran | Stardance
Devlogs:
after finding that my desk has no variable power supply i started thinking to build this project at first i also watch some tutorials then chose the parts for building this project later i started building the case for this project which took most of my time after done this i started working on my repo i create the bom write README and add all other essential files and after checking everything i am ready to sent this project for review
after getting all the components i started building this project after hour of work finally showedup and now i ready to ship this project
Ships:
i made a dc power supply which can run your projects test prototypes and other kind of stuffs . generally a dc variable power supply cost more than 100 dollars but i build it under that budget...
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KIKI by @mibycraftory | Stardance
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Title: KIKI by @mibycraftory | Stardance
Devlogs: Title: KIKI by @mibycraftory | Stardance
Devlogs:
Everything lostā¦ mine 4 hours!!! Godot isnāt responding, Warioware project isnāt doneā¦ At least my kitten is hereā¦ Tomorrow will be something...
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Generic Functional Programming Language by @Yoyodo Generic Functional Programming Language by @Yoyodotpy | Stardance...
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[{"post_id": 67443, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67443, "ts": "2026-09-13T15:32:25Z", "hours": 0.5092, "text": "I added help text and changed the demo folder to be called examples."}, {"post_id": 66866, "ts": "2026-09-12T20:04:18Z", "hours": 1.7833, "text": "I got this ready to ship because I lost interest in this, but i might make another project in the remaining time in Stardance. Either way, i finished the README.md, added a release with prebuilt binaries, and made a demo using asciinema."}, {"post_id": 40916, "ts": "2026-08-04T19:04:54Z", "hours": 2.2236, "text": "llvm is pain it compiles but it doesnt work i might just pivot and make it interpretted only, maybe have it transpile to scheme instead."}, {"post_id": 39809, "ts": "2026-08-03T01:30:00Z", "hours": 3.8047, "text": "I got started on making the compiler convert my language to LLVM IR code, and it genuinely sucks. I basically need to make my language un-functional itself into a primitive language, and I need to deal with the limits of my own language, golang, and C at the same time and itās torture. Iām powering through though and Iām almost at a point where itāll actually manage to compile my language."}, {"post_id": 38588, "ts": "2026-08-01T02:06:56Z", "hours": 3.6814, "text": "This is now technically a usable programming language! It can interpret code, and I even made a Fibonacci program. I spent most of the day making some basic primitives, alongside starting the standard library with things like true, false, or, and, not, nil, print, addition, multiplication, subtraction, division and more! Tomorrow Iāll set it up with LLVM and try my best to get it to actually compile. Wish me luck! Also, if any of you have ideas for how I can make the code less ugly, I would appreciate some advice."}, {"post_id": 37999, "ts": "2026-07-31T03:30:44Z", "hours": 3.1147, "text": "I pretty much finished the AST and Iām basically ready to start working on the interpretter."}, {"post_id": 37267, "ts": "2026-07-29T20:48:55Z", "hours": 2.8633, "text": "I finalized the lexer and Iām almost done with generating the AST, so nearly done with the boring bit! I also made some very basic test programs."}]...
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Title: Generic Functional Programming Language by Title: Generic Functional Programming Language by @Yoyodotpy | Stardance
Devlogs:
I finalized the lexer and Iām almost done with generating the AST, so nearly done with the boring bit! I also made some very basic test programs.
I pretty much finished the AST and Iām basically ready to start working on the interpretter.
This is now technically a usable programming language! It can interpret code, and I even made a Fibonacci program. I spent most of the day making some basic primitives, alongside starting the standard library with things like true, false, or, and, not, nil, print, addition, multiplication, subtraction, division and more! Tomorrow Iāll set it up with LLVM and try my best to get it to actually compile. Wish me luck! Also, if any of you have ideas for how I can make the code less ugly, I would appreciate some advice.
I got started on making the compiler convert my language to LLVM IR code, and it genuinely sucks. I basically need to make my language un-functional itself into a primitive language, and I need to deal with the limits of my own language, golang, and C at the same time and itās torture. Iām powering through though and Iām almost at a point where itāll actually manage to compile my language.
llvm is pain it compiles but it doesnt work i might just pivot and make it interpretted only, maybe have it transpile to scheme instead.
I got this ready to ship because I lost interest in this, but i might make another project in the remaining time in Stardance. Either way, i finished the README.md, added a release with prebuilt binaries, and made a demo using asciinema.
I added help text and changed the demo folder to be called examples.
Ships:
This is a simple interpretted functional programming language. Originally, I intended for it to be compiled, but after dealing with llvm for a few days I gave up on this and just made it be interpretted. I struggled a lot with making the language not look incredibly ugly as I was designing it, but in the end I managed to make it look half decent. It also only works in the cli and has no options beyond just putting the file path to run a program. Despite all that, I think that this went pretty well. It was my first time trying to make a language, and I learnt a whole lot about the backend and design of programming languages (and gained a couple more strong opinions about programming syntax). It ended up being functional in both ways, and capable of making and running simple programs. Iāll probably try to make a new language in the future, with everything Iāve learnt....
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Learning JAVA by @phi | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67438, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67438, "ts": "2026-09-13T15:25:30Z", "hours": 0.6697, "text": "Learned how to use labels in the Java GUIā¦ very cool and styling."}, {"post_id": 64881, "ts": "2026-09-09T16:14:11Z", "hours": 0.455, "text": "Today I learned how to use the GUI in Java and am eager to learn even more stuff and post it here for you all to view and support me. Suggestions of what to build ?"}]...
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Title: Learning JAVA by @phi | Stardance
Devlogs: Title: Learning JAVA by @phi | Stardance
Devlogs:
Today I learned how to use the GUI in Java and am eager to learn even more stuff and post it here for you all to view and support me. Suggestions of what to build ?
Learned how to use labels in the Java GUIā¦ very cool and styling....
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pw clone by @ardevhere | Stardance
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Title: pw clone by @ardevhere | Stardance
Devlogs Title: pw clone by @ardevhere | Stardance
Devlogs:
So the header and body content are almost done. Also, I learnt a lot in HTML and CSS making this project...
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My awesome macropad! by @Dreft | Stardance
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Title: My awesome macropad! by @Dreft | Stardance
Title: My awesome macropad! by @Dreft | Stardance
Devlogs:
Starting to build the Schematic...
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Samaipata by @franco | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-0 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-08-25T23:15:42Z", "hours": 20.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "Samaipata Hello dear reviewer, this is my project Samaipata. I dont want to get you to much of a hustle so lets make this quick. What is Samaipata Samaipata is a custom, full-stack, local-first AI client interface. That works using ollama and Hackclub AI. Or basically my own Openwebui. What features does Samaipata have? Real time chat support: -Has support for SSE. Model marketplace: A custom model marketplace using diffrent apis. Like: Akazwz Cloudflare worker OllamaDB api and a fallback json file. Auth and Security: Encryption using Bcrypt! Zero Api Auth Admin Panel: User roles (user, admin). -Models per user. -Ban and suspension support. AND MORE! If this isnt enough info go test it for your self heres the instalation guide Stack Backend : Node.js, Express.js Database : SQLite ( sqlite3 ) Auth : JWT ( jsonwebtoken ), Bcrypt ( bcryptjs ), Cookie-Parser Frontend : HTML5 semƔntico, CSS3 moderno (Variables CSS, Flexbox/Grid, Responsive), Vanilla JavaScript Ai : Ollama API, Hack Club AI and Gemini Thanks for reading Hope you leave a good review (;", "repo": "https://github.com/Franco-Senes/Samaipata", "demo": "https://samaipata.zero.info.bo/testsamaipata"}]...
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[{"post_id": 67432, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67432, "ts": "2026-09-13T15:16:55Z", "hours": 0.9769, "text": "Finished designing the ui in figma Sadly as i told you in past devlogs the whole frontend ui is vibecoded (as ive told in devlog 5) and as a shipwrights asked. And ive had to recreate the whole ui with a new style. Maintaing the same fonts and style from the old ui."}, {"post_id": 65680, "ts": "2026-09-11T00:06:16Z", "hours": 0.3647, "text": "Sketched a ui i really liked the second one ive made This will be the progress from today Tomorrow ill design it in figma"}, {"post_id": 65661, "ts": "2026-09-10T23:10:44Z", "hours": 1.7642, "text": "I am going to redesign the whole ui Sadly as i told you in past devlogs the whole frontend ui is vibecoded and as a shipwrights asked i am going to remake the whole ui with a new style. I am going to divide this in a few steps: 1. Find inspiration Find inspiration of other ai websites and the tematic of the project samaipata 2. Design it in figma Design the home ui as inspiration for the entire project 3. Code it Code it and connect it with the old frontend js code So thats it ill follow up later image of actual samaipata:"}, {"post_id": 56281, "ts": "2026-08-27T23:51:12Z", "hours": 1.9803, "text": "spent way too long on the installer what was happening: i had to package the whole installer so it would be more easier for the testers to test and to fight the limitations of windows sandbox. how i fixed it: i fixed it by packaging the samaipata zip and packaging the node js functionalitys."}, {"post_id": 54737, "ts": "2026-08-25T20:21:25Z", "hours": 1.3731, "text": "Finished the Samaipata So ive finally finished samaipata it look a real long time but i think it was worth it in a few days or hours i will ship this for review."}, {"post_id": 54134, "ts": "2026-08-24T23:14:58Z", "hours": 2.1803, "text": "Huge progress on the frontend design! So today ive gave it my all on trying to finish the ui design. Ive done a couple of things including the: [ā ] Sidebar [ ā] Projects Ui Marketplace ui Admin Ui Settings ui And lastly the main ui for the index.html. Its currently in spanish but ill translate it to english on the real frontend. Thanks for reading."}, {"post_id": 53410, "ts": "2026-08-23T23:02:01Z", "hours": 1.4914, "text": "Bad News. Context Sadly i became to lazy to finish the frontend specially because it would take me 15 days or more and my pace and that also stardance finishes on september 30th and i want to do more projects so sadly i am going to vibecoded the frontend with a human design inspired by manus."}, {"post_id": 51254, "ts": "2026-08-20T19:47:50Z", "hours": 3.1533, "text": "Finished the backend First i might notice you are reading this without prior context so: What is Samaipata Samaipata is a custom, full-stack, local-first AI client interface. That works using ollama and Hackclub AI. The suffering It took a really long time writing the backend with over 1700 lines of code not counting those long php stuff ive made it. Now i need to do the Frontend which ive already have planned. So thats all for today!"}, {"post_id": 46616, "ts": "2026-08-14T00:01:55Z", "hours": 5.9767, "text": "Samaipata What is Samaipata Samaipata is a custom, full-stack, local-first AI client interface. That works using ollama and Hackclub AI. Devlog Long time no see was pretty ocupied in my final exams honestly. So what did i do? So i did atonnnnn of stuff in the past few days heres a some of the stuff i did Marketplace Did some marketplace endpoints for integrating a marketplace later on. Some of them are: Hackclub AI getHackClubModels() Gets all of the hackclub ai models /api/hackclub/models uses the function and delivers them into the frontend Ollama models /api/models/ shows which models you have installed Ollama marketplace /api/marketplace/models Uses 2 apis to try get the ollama models if it fails or you dont have wifi it uses a json backup file. DELETE /api/models/:name deletes a model(:name) Admin stuff /api/admin/users Gets all of the users and its info POST /api/admin/users/:id/update POST /api/admin/users/:id/suspend Feedback POST /api/feedback Sends feedback to the administrator about the model GET /api/admin/evaluations Generates a table(leaderboard) showing the best models and worst models for the admins. Other stuff Bare-bones image generation /api/images/generate Testing Coded a test using Antigravity Cli and it look that it works good. Olama skipped but i am sure it works because i was using a trashy laptop."}, {"post_id": 35305, "ts": "2026-07-26T16:57:10Z", "hours": 2.0342, "text": "Samaipata What is samaipata Samaipata is a custom, full-stack, local-first AI client interface. That works using ollama. What did i do: Ive created a diagram to start creating samaipata i have huge hopes for it. Heres a link so you can see it!: https://excalidraw.com/#json=ec-0OD9R5ERU7_yBQkGyJ,u_8ZsFO1pD2liEvJj992uw"}, {"post_id": 34236, "ts": "2026-07-24T19:28:15Z", "hours": 3.7419, "text": "Samaipata What is samaipata Samaipata is a custom, full-stack, local-first AI client interface. That works using ollama What did i do: Ive createn the main uis using figma as displayed below:"}]...
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Title: Samaipata by @franco | Stardance
Devlogs:
Title: Samaipata by @franco | Stardance
Devlogs:
Samaipata What is samaipata Samaipata is a custom, full-stack, local-first AI client interface. That works using ollama What did i do: Ive createn the main uis using figma as displayed below:
Samaipata What is samaipata Samaipata is a custom, full-stack, local-first AI client interface. That works using ollama. What did i do: Ive created a diagram to start creating samaipata i have huge hopes for it. Heres a link so you can see it!: https://excalidraw.com/#json=ec-0OD9R5ERU7_yBQkGyJ,u_8ZsFO1pD2liEvJj992uw
Samaipata What is Samaipata Samaipata is a custom, full-stack, local-first AI client interface. That works using ollama and Hackclub AI. Devlog Long time no see was pretty ocupied in my final exams honestly. So what did i do? So i did atonnnnn of stuff in the past few days heres a some of the stuff i did Marketplace Did some marketplace endpoints for integrating a marketplace later on. Some of them are: Hackclub AI getHackClubModels() Gets all of the hackclub ai models /api/hackclub/models uses the function and delivers them into the frontend Ollama models /api/models/ shows which models you have installed Ollama marketplace /api/marketplace/models Uses 2 apis to try get the ollama models if it fails or you dont have wifi it uses a json backup file. DELETE /api/models/:name deletes a model(:name) Admin stuff /api/admin/users Gets all of the users and its info POST /api/admin/users/:id/update POST /api/admin/users/:id/suspend Feedback POST /api/feedback Sends feedback to the administrator about the model GET /api/admin/evaluations Generates a table(leaderboard) showing the best models and worst models for the admins. Other stuff Bare-bones image generation /api/images/generate Testing Coded a test using Antigravity Cli and it look that it works good. Olama skipped but i am sure it works because i was using a trashy laptop.
Finished the backend First i might notice you are reading this without prior context so: What is Samaipata Samaipata is a custom, full-stack, local-first AI client interface. That works using ollama and Hackclub AI. The suffering It took a really long time writing the backend with over 1700 lines of code not counting those long php stuff ive made it. Now i need to do the Frontend which ive already have planned. So thats all for today!
Bad News. Context Sadly i became to lazy to finish the frontend specially because it would take me 15 days or more and my pace and that also stardance finishes on september 30th and i want to do more projects so sadly i am going to vibecoded the frontend with a human design inspired by manus.
Huge progress on the frontend design! So today ive gave it my all on trying to finish the ui design. Ive done a couple of things including the: [ā ] Sidebar [ ā] Projects Ui Marketplace ui Admin Ui Settings ui And lastly the main ui for the index.html. Its currently in spanish but ill translate it to english on the real frontend. Thanks for reading.
Finished the Samaipata So ive finally finished samaipata it look a real long time but i think it was worth it in a few days or hours i will ship this for review.
spent way too long on the installer what was happening: i had to package the whole installer so it would be more easier for the testers to test and to fight the limitations of windows sandbox. how i fixed it: i fixed it by packaging the samaipata zip and packaging the node js functionalitys.
I am going to redesign the whole ui Sadly as i told you in past devlogs the whole frontend ui is vibecoded and as a shipwrights asked i am going to remake the whole ui with a new style. I am going to divide this in a few steps: 1. Find inspiration Find inspiration of other ai websites and the tematic of the project samaipata 2. Design it in figma Design the home ui as inspiration for the entire project 3. Code it Code it and connect it with the old frontend js code So thats it ill follow up later image of actual samaipata:
Sketched a ui i really liked the second one ive made This will be the progress from today Tomorrow ill design it in figma
Finished designing the ui in figma Sadly as i told you in past devlogs the whole frontend ui is vibecoded (as ive told in devlog 5) and as a shipwrights asked. And ive had to recreate the whole ui with a new style. Maintaing the same fonts and style from the old ui.
Ships:
Samaipata Hello dear reviewer, this is my project Samaipata. I dont want to get you to much of a hustle so lets make this quick. What is Samaipata Samaipata is a custom, full-stack, local-first AI client interface. That works using ollama and Hackclub AI. Or basically my own Openwebui. What features does Samaipata have? Real time chat support: -Has support for SSE. Model marketplace: A custom model marketplace using diffrent apis. Like: Akazwz Cloudflare worker OllamaDB api and a fallback json file. Auth and Security: Encryption using Bcrypt! Zero Api Auth Admin Panel: User roles (user, admin). -Models per user. -Ban and suspension support. AND MORE! If this isnt enough info go test it for your self heres the instalation guide Stack Backend : Node.js, Express.js Database : SQLite ( sqlite3 ) Auth : JWT ( jsonwebtoken ), Bcrypt ( bcryptjs ), Cookie-Parser Frontend : HTML5 semƔntico, CSS3 moderno (Variables CSS, Flexbox/Grid, Responsive), Vanilla JavaScript Ai : Ollama API, Hack Club AI and Gemini Thanks for reading Hope you leave a good review (;...
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Portfolio by @dipukalwar | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67429, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67429, "ts": "2026-09-13T15:15:10Z", "hours": 1.4867, "text": "I did all the crazy styling, with cutu bluee themes and also added live projects links and made it very very simple and completed it."}, {"post_id": 67210, "ts": "2026-09-13T08:17:28Z", "hours": 0.7233, "text": "This is kinda personal site ie portfolio in which i made a kinda cute navbar, which mightnot look cute but still"}]...
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Title: Portfolio by @dipukalwar | Stardance
Devlo Title: Portfolio by @dipukalwar | Stardance
Devlogs:
This is kinda personal site ie portfolio in which i made a kinda cute navbar, which mightnot look cute but still
I did all the crazy styling, with cutu bluee themes and also added live projects links and made it very very simple and completed it.
Ships:
I made it using HTML and CSS, this is a static web page of my portfolio. I build this to experience what stardance is and what can i learn and gain from this and also I faced some ui bug which i fix and also deployed this on github pages and is accessable with my live projects links....
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SchoolOs by @fuchstu | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-0 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-09-13T15:13:41Z", "hours": 4.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "I made SchoolOS, a small web-based desktop that runs in the browser. It has draggable windows, a dock and different apps like Notes, File Manager, Terminal, Paint and Settings. I also added things like wallpaper saving, file storage and localStorage, and Iāve been working on making the apps transparent and fixing bugs in the drawing app.I made SchoolOS, a small web-based desktop that runs in the browser. It has draggable windows, a dock and different apps like Notes, File Manager, Terminal, Paint and Settings. I also added things like wallpaper saving, file storage and localStorage, and Iāve been working on making the apps transparent and fixing bugs in the drawing app.", "repo": "https://github.com/Foxiified/WebOS", "demo": "https://foxiified.github.io/WebOS/"}]...
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[{"post_id": 67425, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67425, "ts": "2026-09-13T15:11:42Z", "hours": 0.305, "text": "Iāve been working on making all the apps transparent and fixing some bugs in the drawing app."}, {"post_id": 67394, "ts": "2026-09-13T14:18:31Z", "hours": 0.2981, "text": "Iāve been working on adding a more transparent look to the SchoolOS environment."}, {"post_id": 67378, "ts": "2026-09-13T13:55:45Z", "hours": 3.3725, "text": "Started working on SchoolOS. I made the basic desktop first, then added the Welcome screen, frame and windows. After that I added some apps like Notes, File Manager, Terminal and Paint. I also got the windows draggable and made notes, files and wallpapers save with localStorage."}]...
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Title: SchoolOs by @fuchstu | Stardance
Devlogs:
Title: SchoolOs by @fuchstu | Stardance
Devlogs:
Started working on SchoolOS. I made the basic desktop first, then added the Welcome screen, frame and windows. After that I added some apps like Notes, File Manager, Terminal and Paint. I also got the windows draggable and made notes, files and wallpapers save with localStorage.
Iāve been working on adding a more transparent look to the SchoolOS environment.
Iāve been working on making all the apps transparent and fixing some bugs in the drawing app.
Ships:
I made SchoolOS, a small web-based desktop that runs in the browser. It has draggable windows, a dock and different apps like Notes, File Manager, Terminal, Paint and Settings. I also added things like wallpaper saving, file storage and localStorage, and Iāve been working on making the apps transparent and fixing bugs in the drawing app.I made SchoolOS, a small web-based desktop that runs in the browser. It has draggable windows, a dock and different apps like Notes, File Manager, Terminal, Paint and Settings. I also added things like wallpaper saving, file storage and localStorage, and Iāve been working on making the apps transparent and fixing bugs in the drawing app....
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Inverted Pendulum by @runthebot | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67424, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67424, "ts": "2026-09-13T15:11:02Z", "hours": 37.8686, "text": "This is one big catch-up log covering nine recordings. I worked on the initial design, rebuilt parts of the belt assembly, chose and mounted the encoders, dealt with the wiring, and started learning how to control the system with a state-space model and LQR. Starting the CAD I began by researching different mechanical options while building the model in Onshape. Before I could get far into the full assembly, I needed to settle details such as the shaft, bearings, supports, and how everything would fit together.The first recording was only 57 minutes because recording my screen was making everything lag. In the next session, I continued developing the pivot assembly. The shaft passes through a bearing mounted in a shaped support plate, with another support behind it.The following 2h 52m session continued the CAD work. I spent more time on the plates, their hole layouts, and the surrounding geometry. At this stage, I was still developing individual parts rather than working with a finished mechanism. Reworking the belt assembly I spent another 38 minutes remaking the belt-related parts. I moved between editing the plate and checking how everything fit in the full assembly. This made it easier to see how the rail, carriage, shaft supports, and belt system would work together.This is why the update contains several separate CAD sessions. I kept returning to the same mechanism as the design developed: first the pivot, then the plates and belt assembly, and eventually the encoder mounts and smaller hardware details.Choosing the encodersThe next problem was deciding which encoders to use. I researched different options and mounting arrangements, including AMT-style encoders, before deciding to use the encoders I already had. That took another 1h 1m.Choosing the encoder was only half of the problem. I still had to determine how to mount it and connect everything reliably. Encoder wiring pain The appropriately named āEncoder Wiring Painā session lasted 3h 40m. I worked through the encoder connections and looked at mounting references while figuring out how the sensor would fit into the rest of the mechanism.After that, I spent another 1h 52m making smaller mechanical changes in Onshape. By this point I was working on details around the encoder housing, connector, fasteners, and nearby parts.These changes were individually small, but they mattered because the sensor needed to fit around the existing hardware without interfering with the moving assembly.Learning state space and LQR The longest of the first eight sessions was 5h 19m. I spent it coding, learning about state-space control and LQR, and continuing some of the CAD work.I worked through notes for a state-space model and LQR controller for a cart double-pendulum system. This included defining the systemās state vector and understanding how the state-space equations describe its motion.This part was mainly development and learning. I havenāt established a successful balancing test from these recordings yet, so the controller still needs to be implemented, tuned, and tested on the real mechanism.Hardware work and final CAD changes The last recording covers hands-on hardware work alongside a few final CAD changes. I worked on the wiring at my desk while using references such as the Raspberry Pi Pico pinout.Again, this recording ran much longer than the actual work. Please count it as roughly 4ā5 hours rather than the full 7h 41m shown by Lapse."}, {"post_id": 56170, "ts": "2024-08-16T00:00:00Z", "hours": 0.0, "text": "Programmingā¦ AND TUNING!!!! and testing. No challange here really, smooth sailing"}, {"post_id": 56169, "ts": "2024-08-14T00:00:00Z", "hours": 0.0, "text": "Hours: 4h Started on rewiring, Using a SKR Pico for a stepper this time. passing encoder through a RP2350 since its a 5v sensor. Im using a SKR pico now soooooā¦ I first feed the 5V encoder signal through a Pico 2 to translate it to 3.3v"}, {"post_id": 56089, "ts": "2024-08-10T00:00:00Z", "hours": 0.0, "text": "Hours: 4 Very slow CADing of a redesign. Using a stepper motor now soo yay."}, {"post_id": 56088, "ts": "2024-07-09T00:00:00Z", "hours": 0.0, "text": "Chud day. Worked on amt alignment for second stage, quite fast, went through 4 iteration, testing and calculating spacing ending up making the tool below did the wireing for the amt"}, {"post_id": 56087, "ts": "2024-06-21T00:00:00Z", "hours": 0.0, "text": "Switched Hex shaft in CAD to a bored out hex shaft"}]...
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Title: Inverted Pendulum by @runthebot | Stardance Title: Inverted Pendulum by @runthebot | Stardance
Devlogs:
Switched Hex shaft in CAD to a bored out hex shaft
Chud day. Worked on amt alignment for second stage, quite fast, went through 4 iteration, testing and calculating spacing ending up making the tool below did the wireing for the amt
Hours: 4 Very slow CADing of a redesign. Using a stepper motor now soo yay.
Hours: 4h Started on rewiring, Using a SKR Pico for a stepper this time. passing encoder through a RP2350 since its a 5v sensor. Im using a SKR pico now soooooā¦ I first feed the 5V encoder signal through a Pico 2 to translate it to 3.3v
Programmingā¦ AND TUNING!!!! and testing. No challange here really, smooth sailing
This is one big catch-up log covering nine recordings. I worked on the initial design, rebuilt parts of the belt assembly, chose and mounted the encoders, dealt with the wiring, and started learning how to control the system with a state-space model and LQR. Starting the CAD I began by researching different mechanical options while building the model in Onshape. Before I could get far into the full assembly, I needed to settle details such as the shaft, bearings, supports, and how everything would fit together.The first recording was only 57 minutes because recording my screen was making everything lag. In the next session, I continued developing the pivot assembly. The shaft passes through a bearing mounted in a shaped support plate, with another support behind it.The following 2h 52m session continued the CAD work. I spent more time on the plates, their hole layouts, and the surrounding geometry. At this stage, I was still developing individual parts rather than working with a finished mechanism. Reworking the belt assembly I spent another 38 minutes remaking the belt-related parts. I moved between editing the plate and checking how everything fit in the full assembly. This made it easier to see how the rail, carriage, shaft supports, and belt system would work together.This is why the update contains several separate CAD sessions. I kept returning to the same mechanism as the design developed: first the pivot, then the plates and belt assembly, and eventually the encoder mounts and smaller hardware details.Choosing the encodersThe next problem was deciding which encoders to use. I researched different options and mounting arrangements, including AMT-style encoders, before deciding to use the encoders I already had. That took another 1h 1m.Choosing the encoder was only half of the problem. I still had to determine how to mount it and connect everything reliably. Encoder wiring pain The appropriately named āEncoder Wiring Painā session lasted 3h 40m. I worked through the encoder connections and looked at mounting references while figuring out how the sensor would fit into the rest of the mechanism.After that, I spent another 1h 52m making smaller mechanical changes in Onshape. By this point I was working on details around the encoder housing, connector, fasteners, and nearby parts.These changes were individually small, but they mattered because the sensor needed to fit around the existing hardware without interfering with the moving assembly.Learning state space and LQR The longest of the first eight sessions was 5h 19m. I spent it coding, learning about state-space control and LQR, and continuing some of the CAD work.I worked through notes for a state-space model and LQR controller for a cart double-pendulum system. This included defining the systemās state vector and understanding how the state-space equations describe its motion.This part was mainly development and learning. I havenāt established a successful balancing test from these recordings yet, so the controller still needs to be implemented, tuned, and tested on the real mechanism.Hardware work and final CAD changes The last recording covers hands-on hardware work alongside a few final CAD changes. I worked on the wiring at my desk while using references such as the Raspberry Pi Pico pinout.Again, this recording ran much longer than the actual work. Please count it as roughly 4ā5 hours rather than the full 7h 41m shown by Lapse.
Ships:
I made an inverted pendulum and leant a lot about control theory....
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Wireless Dice by @Partholimew | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67421, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67421, "ts": "2026-09-13T14:57:07Z", "hours": 1.6167, "text": "I made the BOM and setup my github page. I wanted to make sure that I got the correct parts, since the Kicad BOM was not correct at first."}, {"post_id": 67037, "ts": "2026-09-13T02:24:34Z", "hours": 1.8125, "text": "I did a few things. First, I made a basic form of the firmware for one of the dice as well as the charging hub. It definitely isnāt final, but thereās only so much that can be done without having the actual device yet. I then designed a case for the charging hub. Hereās what it looks like. There are magnet slots next to the rectangles, but they arenāt visible from above."}, {"post_id": 64894, "ts": "2026-09-09T16:30:34Z", "hours": 1.8336, "text": "I made the PCB for the charging hub. I also turned it into a panel, so that the entire thing will fit in a 100x100 mm order rather than several orders. This will be a flex PCB, which is not ideal for the hub, but needed for the dice themselves. There are 7 dice here, but I will only be making 6. (Iām skipping the 2nd d10, since itās just different values on the same die) Also, The PCB for the charger can be pretty small since I just have to run a ground and power wire to each charging slot. Next up is 3d modeling for the dice and the charger."}, {"post_id": 61628, "ts": "2026-09-04T16:53:41Z", "hours": 1.4836, "text": "I finished the PCB for the die. There will be one of these in each die, but it should function with the same design for each die. The firmware will just have to be slightly different for each so the 3-axis accelerometer knows what each side is supposed to read. I did finally get my custom footprint for the supercapacitor working as well. Hereās some pictures of the design and PCB render. Itās going to be a flex PCB so it can fit in a 10x10x10mm space"}, {"post_id": 57340, "ts": "2026-08-29T13:50:17Z", "hours": 1.0503, "text": "I have begun the layout of the pcb that will go inside the die. i will be using a flex pcb, so that I can fold it around the inside of the die, since Iām working everything in a 10x10 mm space. Iām hoping I can keep it that small, since some dice are smaller than others and I want to mostly keep the same internals for the different dice. I do still have to make a footprint for the supercapacitor Iām using (currently C3, but itās not correct), which will go in the center."}, {"post_id": 52318, "ts": "2026-08-22T13:03:39Z", "hours": 2.1367, "text": "So, Iāve decided to make some wireless dice. I realize they already exist, but they always seem to be over $20 a die not including the charging dock. So Iām going to do it for less (I hope). Anyway, hereās my initial schematic of the dice and the dock. The hardest part of this design is going to be fitting it inside the dice without making them much bigger, though some dice will have to be bigger. (Iām looking at you d4)"}]...
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Title: Wireless Dice by @Partholimew | Stardance
Title: Wireless Dice by @Partholimew | Stardance
Devlogs:
So, Iāve decided to make some wireless dice. I realize they already exist, but they always seem to be over $20 a die not including the charging dock. So Iām going to do it for less (I hope). Anyway, hereās my initial schematic of the dice and the dock. The hardest part of this design is going to be fitting it inside the dice without making them much bigger, though some dice will have to be bigger. (Iām looking at you d4)
I have begun the layout of the pcb that will go inside the die. i will be using a flex pcb, so that I can fold it around the inside of the die, since Iām working everything in a 10x10 mm space. Iām hoping I can keep it that small, since some dice are smaller than others and I want to mostly keep the same internals for the different dice. I do still have to make a footprint for the supercapacitor Iām using (currently C3, but itās not correct), which will go in the center.
I finished the PCB for the die. There will be one of these in each die, but it should function with the same design for each die. The firmware will just have to be slightly different for each so the 3-axis accelerometer knows what each side is supposed to read. I did finally get my custom footprint for the supercapacitor working as well. Hereās some pictures of the design and PCB render. Itās going to be a flex PCB so it can fit in a 10x10x10mm space
I made the PCB for the charging hub. I also turned it into a panel, so that the entire thing will fit in a 100x100 mm order rather than several orders. This will be a flex PCB, which is not ideal for the hub, but needed for the dice themselves. There are 7 dice here, but I will only be making 6. (Iām skipping the 2nd d10, since itās just different values on the same die) Also, The PCB for the charger can be pretty small since I just have to run a ground and power wire to each charging slot. Next up is 3d modeling for the dice and the charger.
I did a few things. First, I made a basic form of the firmware for one of the dice as well as the charging hub. It definitely isnāt final, but thereās only so much that can be done without having the actual device yet. I then designed a case for the charging hub. Hereās what it looks like. There are magnet slots next to the rectangles, but they arenāt visible from above.
I made the BOM and setup my github page. I wanted to make sure that I got the correct parts, since the Kicad BOM was not correct at first....
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Bulletin Board by @dystap | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67419, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67419, "ts": "2026-09-13T14:50:31Z", "hours": 18.1453, "text": "I FIXED THE LOGIN HOME PAGE"}]...
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Title: Bulletin Board by @dystap | Stardance
Devl Title: Bulletin Board by @dystap | Stardance
Devlogs:
I FIXED THE LOGIN HOME PAGE
Ships:
I made a social media website inspired from old forums. Iām proud that Iām able to use the framework correctly. This is my first social media website & please no bad stuff I didnāt add moderation š (except deleting posts manually)...
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Portfolio website by @louisevincent289 | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67405, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67405, "ts": "2026-09-13T14:34:37Z", "hours": 1.3114, "text": "Iāve finished off my project, adding images and creating other products to showcase the potential of the project."}, {"post_id": 67317, "ts": "2026-09-13T11:58:06Z", "hours": 17.3772, "text": "I finished the first page and started work on the individual portfolio pages"}, {"post_id": 64960, "ts": "2026-09-09T18:15:04Z", "hours": 0.2878, "text": "Iāve created the basic architecture required to run a website, and am deciding on a type of button to use"}]...
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Title: Portfolio website by @louisevincent289 | St Title: Portfolio website by @louisevincent289 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Iāve created the basic architecture required to run a website, and am deciding on a type of button to use
I finished the first page and started work on the individual portfolio pages
Iāve finished off my project, adding images and creating other products to showcase the potential of the project.
Ships:
I made a website for a shopping company, it includes products and seperate pages for men, women and children. When you change the colour of a product, the images change....
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6502 variation by @hcps-gengi | Stardance
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Title: 6502 variation by @hcps-gengi | Stardance
Title: 6502 variation by @hcps-gengi | Stardance
Devlogs:
Working on a 6502 computer and will add a 74hc373 and modify it to play a video game prob....
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website!! by @Rajasi | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67388, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67388, "ts": "2026-09-13T14:12:08Z", "hours": 2.3697, "text": "Stupid little button T-T (tell me why it takes 30 whole minutes just to get that button from the bottom-center to the bottom left). Anyways, to finish my first HTML/CSS/JS website, an expansion from when I did āSunriseā from Sunbeam, I added some info about the next satellite event: Haven!!"}, {"post_id": 49034, "ts": "2026-08-17T16:59:32Z", "hours": 1.015, "text": "Just learned how to save my website from a single generic font and color!! Now, I can isolate the words, letters and phrases to change their color font font size border color add special features like bold and italics Itās so cool to watch it slowly come to life!!"}, {"post_id": 48519, "ts": "2026-08-16T22:33:51Z", "hours": 1.1994, "text": "My first basic website (and devlog!!) Yesterday I completed the Hack Club Sunbs guide to coding a basic website, called āSunriseā. I coded with HTML/CSS/JS and used VS Code for the first time. It was so much fun seeing it come to life (and doing stuff like picking the colors for my website!!). After a finished the basic page, I realized that a) my website had a massive forehead, I kid you not b) it was one page. thatās sooo boring c) everything got increasingly smallerā¦which was weird So then I figured out that I could control the size of my margin, so I turned my websiteās poor massive forehead into a normal sized one. Right before that, Iād created a second page to my website and kinda linked them together by using a next button on my first page. It worked perfectlyā¦until I tried making a previous button on my second page. I literally tried debugging this for maybe twenty minutes before I realized I literally had only forgotten the dang thing that was supposed to let the different coding languages talk with each other. I also realized that I donāt need to make the headings chronological , , and that the numbers were actually based on size. Now my website looks a lot moreā¦website-y instead of put-together-chaos!!"}]...
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Title: website!! by @Rajasi | Stardance
Devlogs:
Title: website!! by @Rajasi | Stardance
Devlogs:
My first basic website (and devlog!!) Yesterday I completed the Hack Club Sunbs guide to coding a basic website, called āSunriseā. I coded with HTML/CSS/JS and used VS Code for the first time. It was so much fun seeing it come to life (and doing stuff like picking the colors for my website!!). After a finished the basic page, I realized that a) my website had a massive forehead, I kid you not b) it was one page. thatās sooo boring c) everything got increasingly smallerā¦which was weird So then I figured out that I could control the size of my margin, so I turned my websiteās poor massive forehead into a normal sized one. Right before that, Iād created a second page to my website and kinda linked them together by using a next button on my first page. It worked perfectlyā¦until I tried making a previous button on my second page. I literally tried debugging this for maybe twenty minutes before I realized I literally had only forgotten the dang thing that was supposed to let the different coding languages talk with each other. I also realized that I donāt need to make the headings chronological , , and that the numbers were actually based on size. Now my website looks a lot moreā¦website-y instead of put-together-chaos!!
Just learned how to save my website from a single generic font and color!! Now, I can isolate the words, letters and phrases to change their color font font size border color add special features like bold and italics Itās so cool to watch it slowly come to life!!
Stupid little button T-T (tell me why it takes 30 whole minutes just to get that button from the bottom-center to the bottom left). Anyways, to finish my first HTML/CSS/JS website, an expansion from when I did āSunriseā from Sunbeam, I added some info about the next satellite event: Haven!!...
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Pizza Tower Ware by @ar-bh | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67387, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67387, "ts": "2026-09-13T14:10:32Z", "hours": 0.9833, "text": "finally finished!! I changed the animations to be much better and actually match the movement now that there is an idle animation i made a few more levels, and quality of life changes boutta ship, hope i make it!"}, {"post_id": 67017, "ts": "2026-09-13T01:48:46Z", "hours": 2.4667, "text": "great working prototype! this had a lot of progress so hereās everything better camera to player controller added the 2 minigames, platformer collect and click collect pizza face collectible toppings from pizza tower collectibles a lot more that I donāt have the patience to say thatās all thanks"}, {"post_id": 66663, "ts": "2026-09-12T14:59:31Z", "hours": 1.2503, "text": "still not a solid game yet but lots of progress first I got rid of the static sprite and used some animations for peppino (in the video ignore the inaccurate hitbox iāll probably fix it later) i also created the game timer node, the collectible node (iām using pizza face idk why its not lore accurate but i dont care) and other stuff i hope this the process speeds up"}, {"post_id": 66560, "ts": "2026-09-12T12:16:31Z", "hours": 0.3667, "text": "created my project! started with choosing the team and importing a sprite. it isnāt much but I went with pizza tower š not much today but thatās all for this devlog bye"}]...
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Title: Pizza Tower Ware by @ar-bh | Stardance
Dev Title: Pizza Tower Ware by @ar-bh | Stardance
Devlogs:
created my project! started with choosing the team and importing a sprite. it isnāt much but I went with pizza tower š not much today but thatās all for this devlog bye
still not a solid game yet but lots of progress first I got rid of the static sprite and used some animations for peppino (in the video ignore the inaccurate hitbox iāll probably fix it later) i also created the game timer node, the collectible node (iām using pizza face idk why its not lore accurate but i dont care) and other stuff i hope this the process speeds up
great working prototype! this had a lot of progress so hereās everything better camera to player controller added the 2 minigames, platformer collect and click collect pizza face collectible toppings from pizza tower collectibles a lot more that I donāt have the patience to say thatās all thanks
finally finished!! I changed the animations to be much better and actually match the movement now that there is an idle animation i made a few more levels, and quality of life changes boutta ship, hope i make it!
Ships:
I made Pizza Tower Ware! for the Stardance āMake a WarioWare Gameā mission it has left and right movement using arrow keys and A/D space or up arrow to jump click to click thatās all, the rest you can see by playing. enjoy!...
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knight platformer by @VaMaT2_CZ | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-0 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-09-13T14:29:49Z", "hours": 7.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "I shiped my game im so exited about what the world things about it it was my first project now it is time to move on to another one", "repo": "https://github.com/VaMaT2/Super-GAME", "demo": "https://github.com/VaMaT2/Super-GAME/releases/tag/Games"}]...
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[{"post_id": 67383, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67383, "ts": "2026-09-13T14:08:37Z", "hours": 1.8011, "text": "i added a new animations and coin counter and monsters"}, {"post_id": 65839, "ts": "2026-09-11T07:41:57Z", "hours": 4.8961, "text": "knight mario like platformer"}]...
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Title: knight platformer by @VaMaT2_CZ | Stardance Title: knight platformer by @VaMaT2_CZ | Stardance
Devlogs:
knight mario like platformer
i added a new animations and coin counter and monsters
Ships:
I shiped my game im so exited about what the world things about it it was my first project now it is time to move on to another one...
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StarBot by @Helos | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-0 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-09-13T14:23:21Z", "hours": 0.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "everything went pretty smooth guide was clear everything perfect the only things i changed were the language in fact i used python but only because i dont feel so familiar with javascript and used railway to host it because im more familiar with it", "repo": "https://github.com/Helos-dev/starbot", "demo": "https://hackclub.enterprise.slack.com/archives/C0C1LDAGBCZ"}]...
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[{"post_id": 67382, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67382, "ts": "2026-09-13T14:07:40Z", "hours": 0.4097, "text": "here are all the functions that the bot is capable to do right now"}]...
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Title: StarBot by @Helos | Stardance
Devlogs:
her Title: StarBot by @Helos | Stardance
Devlogs:
here are all the functions that the bot is capable to do right now
Ships:
everything went pretty smooth guide was clear everything perfect the only things i changed were the language in fact i used python but only because i dont feel so familiar with javascript and used railway to host it because im more familiar with it...
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fruadnet by @saranu | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67379, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67379, "ts": "2026-09-13T14:00:12Z", "hours": 0.3725, "text": "making it into a public url took me forever"}, {"post_id": 67026, "ts": "2026-09-13T02:08:56Z", "hours": 0.8322, "text": "i made the the map a lil bit better but it can go a long way soo give me ur comments on what i should add for my fraud detection system"}]...
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Title: fruadnet by @saranu | Stardance
Devlogs:
i Title: fruadnet by @saranu | Stardance
Devlogs:
i made the the map a lil bit better but it can go a long way soo give me ur comments on what i should add for my fraud detection system
making it into a public url took me forever...
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AlterEgo by @dhruvanshjariwala | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67361, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67361, "ts": "2026-09-13T13:16:47Z", "hours": 11.41, "text": "software is done.now its time for prototyping,this is my first hardware project so i will try to enjoy this journey"}]...
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Title: AlterEgo by @dhruvanshjariwala | Stardance
Title: AlterEgo by @dhruvanshjariwala | Stardance
Devlogs:
software is done.now its time for prototyping,this is my first hardware project so i will try to enjoy this journey...
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KEYS by @Newbieee | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 67355, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67355, "ts": "2026-09-13T13:09:01Z", "hours": 0.9008, "text": "Devlog #2 Hello everyone. I started designing my case for the hackpad. Unfortunately I have no idea who to remove the extrusion youāre seeing on the top key. I made the case using Onshape. And yeah, Iām open to any suggestions and adivices given :D"}, {"post_id": 65942, "ts": "2026-09-11T12:42:25Z", "hours": 0.4797, "text": "Hey everyone, I started working on Hackpad. Iām done with the PCB and Schematic."}]...
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Title: KEYS by @Newbieee | Stardance
Devlogs:
Hey Title: KEYS by @Newbieee | Stardance
Devlogs:
Hey everyone, I started working on Hackpad. Iām done with the PCB and Schematic.
Devlog #2 Hello everyone. I started designing my case for the hackpad. Unfortunately I have no idea who to remove the extrusion youāre seeing on the top key. I made the case using Onshape. And yeah, Iām open to any suggestions and adivices given :D...
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Archive OS by @ubaid_archives | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-0 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-09-04T21:29:15Z", "hours": 5.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "the readme is always tiring for me . I made a web os project. the webpage stimulates the working of an os . i used a solo leveling theme because why not, making what you like at that point is the perk of making your own projects and also the taskbar was very difficult for me it took me a time to figure everything out and also make the staring window and the app window dragable and also the javascript for the app was also a pain but i figured it out to the best of my abailities", "repo": "https://github.com/ubaid-archives-dev/Archive-OS", "demo": "https://ubaid-archives-dev.github.io/Archive-OS/"}]...
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[{"post_id": 67353, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67353, "ts": "2026-09-13T13:05:29Z", "hours": 1.9308, "text": "took me a lot of time but fully changed the theme of my os and half of the time i did not like opened the correct folder so the extensions didnt start and my time could not be logged so although my css style totaly changed all my hours did not get counted."}, {"post_id": 61790, "ts": "2026-09-04T21:25:17Z", "hours": 0.3889, "text": "just done some final changes added a readme changed the banner and everything and the app is also working fine and all the links are also working"}, {"post_id": 61015, "ts": "2026-09-03T18:30:15Z", "hours": 2.6236, "text": "Dev Log: System Initialization & UI ArchitectureDate: September 3, 2026 Project: Archive-OS (Decision Matrix Utility):The structural foundation for the Archive-OS is officially locked in. the building of this front-end architecture has been a solid way to put structural concepts into practice. The visual aesthetic is fully mapped to the Solo Leveling themeāneon blue borders, holographic window layers, and the live .mp4 background operating smoothly behind the interface without breaking the layout."}, {"post_id": 58790, "ts": "2026-08-31T11:26:50Z", "hours": 0.3081, "text": "IT may show only 18 mins but it took me so much more to find this clip and then download and attach it. I choose solo leveling theme and also took the main system notification bar to the middle of websites"}, {"post_id": 58444, "ts": "2026-08-30T21:20:25Z", "hours": 1.2506, "text": "I just wrapped up my the foundation HTML and CSS for my WebOS project. Instead of going with a standard os version i am trying to build a custom interface, keeping it like TRON and solo levling aesthetic. So far i have built the core index.html with a main desktop enviroment a bottom taskbar . wrote custom CSS and tried to make it as cool as i can will try some changes also ."}]...
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Title: Archive OS by @ubaid_archives | Stardance
Title: Archive OS by @ubaid_archives | Stardance
Devlogs:
I just wrapped up my the foundation HTML and CSS for my WebOS project. Instead of going with a standard os version i am trying to build a custom interface, keeping it like TRON and solo levling aesthetic. So far i have built the core index.html with a main desktop enviroment a bottom taskbar . wrote custom CSS and tried to make it as cool as i can will try some changes also .
IT may show only 18 mins but it took me so much more to find this clip and then download and attach it. I choose solo leveling theme and also took the main system notification bar to the middle of websites
Dev Log: System Initialization & UI ArchitectureDate: September 3, 2026 Project: Archive-OS (Decision Matrix Utility):The structural foundation for the Archive-OS is officially locked in. the building of this front-end architecture has been a solid way to put structural concepts into practice. The visual aesthetic is fully mapped to the Solo Leveling themeāneon blue borders, holographic window layers, and the live .mp4 background operating smoothly behind the interface without breaking the layout.
just done some final changes added a readme changed the banner and everything and the app is also working fine and all the links are also working
took me a lot of time but fully changed the theme of my os and half of the time i did not like opened the correct folder so the extensions didnt start and my time could not be logged so although my css style totaly changed all my hours did not get counted.
Ships:
the readme is always tiring for me . I made a web os project. the webpage stimulates the working of an os . i used a solo leveling theme because why not, making what you like at that point is the perk of making your own projects and also the taskbar was very difficult for me it took me a time to figure everything out and also make the staring window and the app window dragable and also the javascript for the app was also a pain but i figured it out to the best of my abailities...
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My own site! by @NavNav | Stardance
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NavNav
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Title: My own site! by @NavNav | Stardance
Devlog Title: My own site! by @NavNav | Stardance
Devlogs:
Just did my own site, coding journey starts here
Ships:
I made a website, honestly just a website, could realy get colour had to get help, but finished but from now its me, myself and I, and nothing else...
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NOVA - OS by @NamasyuChallagarige | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-0 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-09-26T11:32:31Z", "hours": 1.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "I made NOVA-OS , an operationg system with clock , calculator , about , notes features . Making them draggable was the most difficult part of this project . However I managed to it with different sources and examples . Finally i completed the project", "repo": "https://github.com/namasyuch/NOVA-OS-v2", "demo": "https://namasyuch.github.io/NOVA-OS-v2/"}, {"ship_num": 2, "ts": "2026-09-10T14:25:16Z", "hours": 0.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "I made NOVA OS, a web-based operating system built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It has a custom desktop, draggable windows, desktop icons, a dock, live clock/date, Notes, Calculator, Focus Timer, Projects, notifications, and dark/light mode. I also added a Notes system using localStorage so notes stay saved after refreshing the page. The most challenging part was getting the window system to work properly. I had to make windows open and close, move around by dragging their headers, and come to the front when clicked. Making all the different apps work together without making the project unnecessarily complicated was also challenging. Iām proud that I turned a basic idea into a working OS-like website with multiple apps and interactions. I also like that the final design is my own instead of just copying the guide. Adding the saved Notes feature was something I specifically wanted to make different from the basic version. No password or account is needed. Open the Demo URL and try the desktop icons or the dock to launch the apps. Try dragging the windows around, opening multiple windows, using the Calculator and Focus Timer, switching between light and dark mode, and creating a note. Notes can be saved and will remain after refreshing the page. The Ć button closes windows, and pressing Escape closes open windows.", "repo": "https://github.com/namasyuch/NOVA-OS-v2", "demo": "https://namasyuch.github.io/NOVA-OS-v2/"}]...
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Title: NOVA - OS by @NamasyuChallagarige | Stardan Title: NOVA - OS by @NamasyuChallagarige | Stardance
Devlogs:
Started working on my WebOS 1 project ā NOVA OS. I wanted to make my own small web OS instead of just copying the guide, so I started building the desktop and then added the basic window system.Right now I have 1) draggable windows 2) desktop icons 3)a docklive time/date 4) notes 5) calculator 6) focus timer 7) projects section 8) dark/light mode The Notes app also saves notes using localStorage, which was one of the extra features I wanted to add. The hardest part was probably getting the windows and dragging to work properly without making the code unnecessarily complicated.
The reviewer said to reduce the use of ai , so i decided to preserve the main features and also code for it instead of using high ai
Devlog 1 ā Starting NOVA OS. Today I started my WebOS 1 project again from scratch.My first version became too complicated, so this time I wanted to keep it simple and actually understand the code I write.I started with a basic desktop and added three apps: Notes, About and Calculator. The windows can open and close, but I still need to add dragging and more features.For now Iām focusing on getting the basic structure working before making it look better.
Ships:
I made NOVA OS, a web-based operating system built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It has a custom desktop, draggable windows, desktop icons, a dock, live clock/date, Notes, Calculator, Focus Timer, Projects, notifications, and dark/light mode. I also added a Notes system using localStorage so notes stay saved after refreshing the page. The most challenging part was getting the window system to work properly. I had to make windows open and close, move around by dragging their headers, and come to the front when clicked. Making all the different apps work together without making the project unnecessarily complicated was also challenging. Iām proud that I turned a basic idea into a working OS-like website with multiple apps and interactions. I also like that the final design is my own instead of just copying the guide. Adding the saved Notes feature was something I specifically wanted to make different from the basic version. No password or account is needed. Open the Demo URL and try the desktop icons or the dock to launch the apps. Try dragging the windows around, opening multiple windows, using the Calculator and Focus Timer, switching between light and dark mode, and creating a note. Notes can be saved and will remain after refreshing the page. The Ć button closes windows, and pressing Escape closes open windows.
I made NOVA-OS , an operationg system with clock , calculator , about , notes features . Making them draggable was the most difficult part of this project . However I managed to it with different sources and examples . Finally i completed the project...
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My own site! by @NamasyuChallagarige | Stardance
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NamasyuChallagarige
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Title: My own site! by @NamasyuChallagarige | Star Title: My own site! by @NamasyuChallagarige | Stardance
Devlogs:
Started my first first Stardance project . A Personal website in which i included about myself , projects , skills.
I have completed my Personal website. Its just a small project , didnt keep much details.
I have completed the building of my personal website and pushed it in github also .
I Have changed the website after i have got feedback from the reviewer. Here I have used no Ai.
Ships:
I built a personal portfolio website from scratch using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It showcases my projects, skills, interests, and information about me, and I deployed it using GitHub Pages so it can be accessed online. The challenging part was putting everything together into a complete, functional website and figuring out the structure, styling, JavaScript interactions, debugging, and deployment. Iām proud that I actually finished and shipped my first website instead of leaving it as an idea, and that I learned how the different parts of web development work together. To test it, open the deployed website and explore the different sections, projects, skills, and interactive elements. The main goal is to experience it as a personal portfolio and see how everything is presented.
What did you make? I made a personal website to introduce myself, show my projects, and share what Iām learning. I built it with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. What was the challenging part? Making everything work together and getting the layout and interactions to feel right was the most challenging part. I also had to fix bugs and improve the site based on testing. What are you proud of? Iām proud that I built and published my own website and made the design and features myself. Getting it accepted in V.2 also made me really happy. What should people know to test the project? Open the website and explore the different sections, projects, and interactive features. Try clicking the buttons and links to see how the site works....
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Learning Programming from Zero by @3mkFofa | Stard Learning Programming from Zero by @3mkFofa | Stardance...
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[{"post_id": 67329, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67329, "ts": "2026-09-13T12:15:27Z", "hours": 1.3897, "text": "alright, started to get the edge of C++ a bit, was able to solve some Problem Solving but the journey is still very long. Wish me luck"}, {"post_id": 66769, "ts": "2026-09-12T17:33:14Z", "hours": 0.3133, "text": "What is the most chill Theme do you use for late night coding? mine is the Default Code Dark VS"}, {"post_id": 66710, "ts": "2026-09-12T16:27:13Z", "hours": 2.4414, "text": "Learned memories in C++ and decided to create a small program where user enters the desire KB amount and the program automatically calculates the exact number of bytes and bits"}, {"post_id": 62685, "ts": "2026-09-06T05:27:55Z", "hours": 1.6269, "text": "First Language C++ Any tips, advice or helpful VScode Extensions while learning?"}]...
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Title: Learning Programming from Zero by @3mkFofa Title: Learning Programming from Zero by @3mkFofa | Stardance
Devlogs:
First Language C++ Any tips, advice or helpful VScode Extensions while learning?
Learned memories in C++ and decided to create a small program where user enters the desire KB amount and the program automatically calculates the exact number of bytes and bits
What is the most chill Theme do you use for late night coding? mine is the Default Code Dark VS
alright, started to get the edge of C++ a bit, was able to solve some Problem Solving but the journey is still very long. Wish me luck...
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Dur Converter by @vaito | Stardance
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vaito
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2
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10.0
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100
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[{"post_id": 67327, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67327, "ts": "2026-09-13T12:10:44Z", "hours": 2.6661, "text": "Hello again I just implemented the FloydāSteinberg dithering as one of my feedback recommended and here is the result. The first image is the original, the second is the conversion result without dithering and the third is result with dithering. You can enable dithering with --dither flags"}, {"post_id": 39410, "ts": "2026-08-02T11:12:06Z", "hours": 0.7756, "text": "I just found out that the background coloring is not working due to a known issue in Pythonās curses library, so the upper half unicode trick will not work for now So I make --half-frame flag as a workaround of this issue, as it still compressing 2 pixels into 1 character but just the color of the upper pixel be chosen."}, {"post_id": 39041, "ts": "2026-08-01T18:33:45Z", "hours": 0.5472, "text": "It is ready now š"}, {"post_id": 38998, "ts": "2026-08-01T17:06:40Z", "hours": 1.3528, "text": "The fact that this is the first commit is kinda crazy Btw, I have been setting up the CLI for ease of access and the CICD workflow so it will publish the code to PYPI for me"}, {"post_id": 38891, "ts": "2026-08-01T13:42:01Z", "hours": 1.9136, "text": "I have switched to NumPy and the performance is very WOW (sorry, I dont know how to describe it ;-;). But the conversion just take about 15-30 mins (tks to Claude for explaining things for me), the whole remaining time is just me trying to figuring out why Ly (the display manager) keep throwing out of bound error, turn out it is a known bug from durdraw"}, {"post_id": 38313, "ts": "2026-07-31T17:08:13Z", "hours": 2.3367, "text": "I have done the converting image into Ansi art. The problem is a pixel on terminal usually equal to 2 pixel on the picture. So this function basically treat a pixel on terminal as 2 pixel on the picture, then using the foreground and background coloring to workaround the 2-pixel problem. In theory, it should work now, but the size of the object is just too big so Iām implement NumPy to solve this problem"}]...
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Title: Dur Converter by @vaito | Stardance
Devlog Title: Dur Converter by @vaito | Stardance
Devlogs:
I have done the converting image into Ansi art. The problem is a pixel on terminal usually equal to 2 pixel on the picture. So this function basically treat a pixel on terminal as 2 pixel on the picture, then using the foreground and background coloring to workaround the 2-pixel problem. In theory, it should work now, but the size of the object is just too big so Iām implement NumPy to solve this problem
I have switched to NumPy and the performance is very WOW (sorry, I dont know how to describe it ;-;). But the conversion just take about 15-30 mins (tks to Claude for explaining things for me), the whole remaining time is just me trying to figuring out why Ly (the display manager) keep throwing out of bound error, turn out it is a known bug from durdraw
The fact that this is the first commit is kinda crazy Btw, I have been setting up the CLI for ease of access and the CICD workflow so it will publish the code to PYPI for me
It is ready now š
I just found out that the background coloring is not working due to a known issue in Pythonās curses library, so the upper half unicode trick will not work for now So I make --half-frame flag as a workaround of this issue, as it still compressing 2 pixels into 1 character but just the color of the upper pixel be chosen.
Hello again I just implemented the FloydāSteinberg dithering as one of my feedback recommended and here is the result. The first image is the original, the second is the conversion result without dithering and the third is result with dithering. You can enable dithering with --dither flags
Ships:
This is a simple converter that help you convert you video into .dur file. See more about .dur format here https://github.com/durdraw/durdraw/blob/master/durformat.md . Beside converting, it also allows you to downsample your result, meaning you can either: Reduce resolution Reduce FPS For a smaller outpput Originally I made this for the Ly but seem like it not working well. Btw, hope you enjoy this project :D NOTE Iām using durdraw and Ly (the one with login form) for demoing the result of this software, NOT the software itself, it just a converter :_D
I donāt actually do much in this ship since I spent too much time on my other project. Btw, this ship add FloydāSteinberg dithering to my project. Thats it :_)...
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GEngine OS by @govindrkumar | Stardance
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govindrkumar
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1
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13.0
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0
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[{"post_id": 67316, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67316, "ts": "2026-09-13T11:57:18Z", "hours": 0.3258, "text": "Devlog-11; Wrote README.md"}, {"post_id": 67296, "ts": "2026-09-13T11:29:48Z", "hours": 1.7989, "text": "Devlog-10; Hi. Today, I finished adding the playlist system to music app. Now, all the keys work. Then, I moved to My project app where I listed my notable repos. Hereās how it looks."}, {"post_id": 66515, "ts": "2026-09-12T11:05:52Z", "hours": 1.2536, "text": "Devlog-9; I have added property to get bigger when songs are added in playlist in my music app."}, {"post_id": 66361, "ts": "2026-09-12T04:50:10Z", "hours": 1.8717, "text": "Devlog-8; Hey Guys! Today, I worked on adding play, pause, increase speed in my music app in GEngine OS. It was tedious work adding each part manually into file and checking if it functions or not. I have added gif image change when song is played, stopped or normal. I will upload video of itās working tomorrow or day after tomorrow after playlist system starts functioning properly. Currently, I am tired now."}, {"post_id": 65929, "ts": "2026-09-11T12:18:16Z", "hours": 0.8056, "text": "Devlog - 7 working on adding play, pause and forward button."}, {"post_id": 65755, "ts": "2026-09-11T03:20:18Z", "hours": 1.1836, "text": "Devlog-6; Refactored my code, created usable function."}, {"post_id": 63403, "ts": "2026-09-07T07:03:10Z", "hours": 0.6556, "text": "Devlog-5; Today, I added multiple copy function in javascript and started working on settings div."}, {"post_id": 61842, "ts": "2026-09-04T23:26:33Z", "hours": 1.2825, "text": "#Devlog-4; I add property of draggability and close function in my web os."}, {"post_id": 61268, "ts": "2026-09-04T03:47:28Z", "hours": 0.7081, "text": "Devlog-3; So, I created start menu behavior in my GEngine OS."}, {"post_id": 61151, "ts": "2026-09-03T22:27:42Z", "hours": 2.1094, "text": "Devlog-2; Today was fun, chose my OS default wallpaper, designed taskbar and partial start menu."}, {"post_id": 60902, "ts": "2026-09-03T15:40:04Z", "hours": 0.6883, "text": "Devlog-1; I have no idea about JS. I am going to start learning JS by making a game engine from scratch. But, for that I will first create an OS."}]...
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Title: GEngine OS by @govindrkumar | Stardance
De Title: GEngine OS by @govindrkumar | Stardance
Devlogs:
Devlog-1; I have no idea about JS. I am going to start learning JS by making a game engine from scratch. But, for that I will first create an OS.
Devlog-2; Today was fun, chose my OS default wallpaper, designed taskbar and partial start menu.
Devlog-3; So, I created start menu behavior in my GEngine OS.
#Devlog-4; I add property of draggability and close function in my web os.
Devlog-5; Today, I added multiple copy function in javascript and started working on settings div.
Devlog-6; Refactored my code, created usable function.
Devlog - 7 working on adding play, pause and forward button.
Devlog-8; Hey Guys! Today, I worked on adding play, pause, increase speed in my music app in GEngine OS. It was tedious work adding each part manually into file and checking if it functions or not. I have added gif image change when song is played, stopped or normal. I will upload video of itās working tomorrow or day after tomorrow after playlist system starts functioning properly. Currently, I am tired now.
Devlog-9; I have added property to get bigger when songs are added in playlist in my music app.
Devlog-10; Hi. Today, I finished adding the playlist system to music app. Now, all the keys work. Then, I moved to My project app where I listed my notable repos. Hereās how it looks.
Devlog-11; Wrote README.md
Ships:
GEngine OS A webOS simulating an OS in browser. It has been created under stardance WebOS 1 mission . Tech stack used: HTML CSS Javascript Overview Features supports multiple window has start menu and a taskbar supports dragging of window Apps My Projects contains my repos Music can play audio files Sticky Notes write your notes Look Inspired by Windows 10, Uwuntu, Ubuntuā¦.. My journey Learnt Javascript (list, array, arrow function, how to make a window draggable) Learnt z-index and grid display in CSS first site without Flask or Django. Future I will go for web os2 mission after this. I am trying to position this web os as replacament for my personal portfolio site . I will also create a 2D game engine in this after learning Canvas in future properly. I will learn CSS animations after this ship. Contribution Contribution to this repo are welcome through PR!! License This is listed under BSD 3-Clause License . One Last thing Thanks for reading!! Created by Govindā¦....
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My first slack bot! by @Coaxbow99 | Stardance
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Coaxbow99
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0
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1.46
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0
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[{"post_id": 67315, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67315, "ts": "2026-09-13T11:56:35Z", "hours": 0.5661, "text": "Update about Coaxnovaā¦ā¦ So today i was just checking my slackbot it turns out that only running it on nest is left it wont take much time. It was Just a silly mistake of mine that i didnāt check that. I will definitely work on it asap. As I am having my exams so its a busy schedule but I will try to take some time out. Btw this is how it looks.."}, {"post_id": 65886, "ts": "2026-09-11T10:16:51Z", "hours": 0.8939, "text": "Hello everyone! Iām Coaxbow99 (thatās my ID), and Iām a 14-year-old teenager. To be honest, Iāve never done anything with coding before this. This is my very first project EVER, and I am honestly so happy that I actually finished it! Since all of this is completely new to me, I used AI to help me write the code and guide me when I needed to debug things. It wasnāt exactly a smooth process though. I ran into a bunch of different problems before and my recent problem with the bot was the 3-second timeout error that just kept coming and coming, over and over again. Ughā¦ It was SUPER ANNOYING, but I finally managed to fix it and itās gone now thank God. Even if it comes back in the futureā¦ I will keep on checking my bot again and again. So donāt worry! . I had a LOT OF FUN putting this together, and Iām definitely going to be making more projects in the future!!!! so make sure to stay tuned for whatās next :) and here is the screenshot at the showing that my bot is officially up and running!"}]...
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Title: My first slack bot! by @Coaxbow99 | Stardan Title: My first slack bot! by @Coaxbow99 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Hello everyone! Iām Coaxbow99 (thatās my ID), and Iām a 14-year-old teenager. To be honest, Iāve never done anything with coding before this. This is my very first project EVER, and I am honestly so happy that I actually finished it! Since all of this is completely new to me, I used AI to help me write the code and guide me when I needed to debug things. It wasnāt exactly a smooth process though. I ran into a bunch of different problems before and my recent problem with the bot was the 3-second timeout error that just kept coming and coming, over and over again. Ughā¦ It was SUPER ANNOYING, but I finally managed to fix it and itās gone now thank God. Even if it comes back in the futureā¦ I will keep on checking my bot again and again. So donāt worry! . I had a LOT OF FUN putting this together, and Iām definitely going to be making more projects in the future!!!! so make sure to stay tuned for whatās next :) and here is the screenshot at the showing that my bot is officially up and running!
Update about Coaxnovaā¦ā¦ So today i was just checking my slackbot it turns out that only running it on nest is left it wont take much time. It was Just a silly mistake of mine that i didnāt check that. I will definitely work on it asap. As I am having my exams so its a busy schedule but I will try to take some time out. Btw this is how it looks.....
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1794005440.51117
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Atharva.OS by @Atharverse | Stardance
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Atharverse
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1
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2.71
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0
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[{"post_id": 67309, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 67309, "ts": "2026-09-13T11:46:31Z", "hours": 0.7131, "text": "After the reviewerās corrections, finally done!"}, {"post_id": 65265, "ts": "2026-09-10T08:27:31Z", "hours": 0.4744, "text": "Finally, my own website is completed! In coming time, i will publish it using free sub domains."}, {"post_id": 65166, "ts": "2026-09-10T03:28:00Z", "hours": 1.3378, "text": "Major part of the HTML script is done. Now, just the final touches remains."}, {"post_id": 64902, "ts": "2026-09-09T16:42:24Z", "hours": 0.5061, "text": "Current working on Homepage"}]...
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Title: Atharva.OS by @Atharverse | Stardance
Devl Title: Atharva.OS by @Atharverse | Stardance
Devlogs:
Current working on Homepage
Major part of the HTML script is done. Now, just the final touches remains.
Finally, my own website is completed! In coming time, i will publish it using free sub domains.
After the reviewerās corrections, finally done!
Ships:
Atharva OS is the ultra-smooth, zero-bloat operating system built to flex on heavy workloads without breaking a sweat. It combines a slick, distraction-free setup with serious under-the-hood power, keeping your digital space fast, fresh, and totally effortless. Lightning Fast: Handles heavy multitasking like a breezeāno lag, no stutter, just pure speed. Sleek Aesthetics: A minimalist, clean design that keeps your desktop looking sharp and organized. Locked Down: Deep background security and privacy vibes so your data stays strictly yours. Flow State Layouts: Tweak your windows, slap together virtual desktops, and crush your daily grind in style....
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