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ISO_VERSE by @IsoVoir | Stardance
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Title: ISO_VERSE by @IsoVoir | Stardance
Devlogs: Title: ISO_VERSE by @IsoVoir | Stardance
Devlogs:
Hi, I am Ishan and for a foundation i build My personal site. I update whenever i improve. So please rate my design out of 10.
I did Glassmorphism on the header part, Linear gradient muddy animation through keyframes and also improve the colour combination of the website compared to the previous I made. I also add the typing effect to look more nice
With help of ai i diagnosed my website and fix the color grading and also tracking progress animation with css , and Re create the layout of my website compared to previous UI but I failed to start recording it to lapse so my 8 hrs does not shown here hu….
I added 3 more new section to my personal site
Polishing into new upgradation and more functionable and odd. Removed all the AI Assistance.
Ships:
What did you make? –> I made a personal portfolio website from scratch to showcase my bio, coding projects, and my own blog writing. Everything is neatly organized inside a folder called ISO_VERSE with clean, separate HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, and it’s deployed live on the internet using GitHub Pages! What was challenging? –> Honestly, the biggest challenge was the structural cleanup. I originally built the entire website with the HTML, CSS, and JS all lumped together in a single file because it felt easier at the start. Figuring out how to properly split everything into separate files, link the paths correctly so the text animations didn’t break, and rename my files so GitHub Pages would actually recognize it as a live website was a massive learning curve. It felt like a mess for a bit, but pushing through that and organizing it professionally taught me a ton. What are you proud of? –> I’m incredibly proud of the custom navigation bar animations and the overall color contrast grading. I used AI as a debugging mentor to help me refine about 10 small visual bugs and get the code for those custom transitions working smoothly. Seeing those animations function perfectly on a live URL after all the trial-and-error feels amazing. I’m also proud that my GitHub commit history shows my whole journey from a rough draft to a finished project. What should people know so they can test your project? –>Because everything is organized inside a dedicated production directory, the live link requires you to look inside the folder! When you open my GitHub Pages URL, please make sure you include /ISO_VERSE/ at the very end of the link (like https://kumarishan0825.github.io/ISO_VERSE/ISO_VERSE/ ), otherwise it won’t load the homepage properly. Once you’re in, check out the smooth animations on the navigation bar!...
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ESP 32 BASED Gamepad by @IsoVoir | Stardance
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Title: ESP 32 BASED Gamepad by @IsoVoir | Stardanc Title: ESP 32 BASED Gamepad by @IsoVoir | Stardance
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It was one of my Favourite projects , presenting “ESP32 GAMEPAD”
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I make a ESP 32 BASED BLE Gamepad. It was challenging because it is difficult to access the game pairing with BLE with lots of complexities makes me driven more mad. I am proud of nothing because it is just a prototype and it can be more efficient if i get funding. People can test either by my way approach or took help with GPT and I also gave them the Youtube video link which makes me curious to make this Gamepad...
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BLARE V1 by @IsoVoir | Stardance
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Title: BLARE V1 by @IsoVoir | Stardance
Devlogs:
Title: BLARE V1 by @IsoVoir | Stardance
Devlogs:
I am new in cad designing and also faces lots of difficulties in applying like buttons on the pcb. After I tried many things such as transform property etc but sometimes it shows that its directional position not be done .. how do i build my stuff
hey guys, i am new in CAD so could you please help me because for display mount i want to increase the bottom part but select whole area of display section like a certain area I defined for display and i have to sketch the mount region but as i go to excruding that portion the whole area would lifted and makes me more frustating. Suggest me some tips and also suggest me any other app to ease in understanding what to do
I FINALLY COMPLETED MY BLARE_ALARM TASK. BRO IT DOESN’T LOOK SO ELEGANT BUT TOO SIMPLE BUT I’M HAPPY BECAUSE IT WAS MY FIRST EXPOSURE TO LEARN THIS.
Ships:
I made BLARE_ALARM_V1, an ESP32-C3 embedded hardware project. As a beginner, I faced a lots of huge challenges of this huge workflow revolving around assemble of the circuital parts and CAD designing, PCB layout routing, but I learn specifically give time to project and it gives lots of learning to understand the complex problem gave us a strong grasp of concept. I am proud of my absolute dedication to this project. It proved to me that learning entirely new technical skills never goes wasted and conserved in a very healthy manner which can be ignited by little bit of curiosity. Reviewers should check the repository homepage, where the README file provides a detailed showcase with cropped screenshots of the Onshape enclosure assembly, the KiCad circuit schematics, and the routed PCB layout. The editable project designs are neatly grouped in the CAD and PCB folders using relative path structures, and the final production-ready manufacturing assets are completely bundled within the single gerbers.zip archive inside the Production directory....
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webos by @darbens | Stardance
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Title: webos by @darbens | Stardance
Devlogs:
Dev Title: webos by @darbens | Stardance
Devlogs:
Devlog 1 — OrbitOS Login ScreenWhat’s New?I worked on the OrbitOS WebOS login screen and the startup experience.The goal was to make OrbitOS feel like an actual operating system from the moment it opens instead of immediately dropping the user onto the desktop.The login experience gives WebOS its own identity and creates a clear starting point before entering the operating system.What Was Challenging?I had to make the login system work with the rest of the WebOS interface while keeping the account features separate from the future downloadable computer version.ResultOrbitOS now has a dedicated WebOS login/startup experience that leads into the operating system.The desktop/computer version is still unfinished and is being developed separately.
OrbitOS Settings & PersonalizationWhat’s New?I worked on the OrbitOS Settings experience and continued improving the overall look of the WebOS interface.Settings gives users a central place to control and personalize their OrbitOS experience instead of having system options spread across different applications.I also started adding more color throughout the interface while keeping the OrbitOS design consistent. I focused on areas such as windows, menus, buttons, taskbar elements, system controls, and selected states.What Was Challenging?The biggest challenge was adding more personality and color without making the interface feel messy.I wanted OrbitOS to have its own visual identity while still keeping the interface easy to read and navigate.I also had to make sure the changes worked across the different applications instead of only changing one screen.What I LearnedI learned that a consistent theme system is important when building an operating-system-style interface. Small changes to colors, buttons, windows, and menus can affect the entire user experience.Current StatusThe WebOS version is the main playable version and is being prepared for public testing.The downloadable computer software is still unfinished and under development. I am continuing to build the desktop version separately from the WebOS account system.
td i js updated read.me
tryed to get Bluetooth working but no success yet
I’ve continued working on OrbitOS and making progress on my project. I’ve been focusing on improving the experience and building toward my vision of a customizable operating system that can run on different devices. What I’ve been working on Continuing development of OrbitOS. Working on the interface and user experience. Exploring ideas for more customization and features. Testing and improving existing functionality. Planning future improvements and fixes. What’s next My next steps are to continue developing features, fix any remaining bugs, and improve the overall stability and usability of OrbitOS. I’m excited to keep building OrbitOS and turn more of my ideas into working features! Project: OrbitOS Status: In active development
Ships:
at first i js made a ai named Ella but after that i flashed a laptop with windows and they have a ai helper that walks u through the steps so i decided what not make my own OS and code my ai into it. so orbit is a webOS that will house my AI Ella in the feature join me on this journey of experimenting creating a debugging. Thankss!!...
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portfolio by @ejo | Stardance
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Title: portfolio by @ejo | Stardance
Devlogs:
fin Title: portfolio by @ejo | Stardance
Devlogs:
finished my portfolio , its cool ig
Ships:
it took a bit of time , i liked it , made many changes in the design along the way....
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An idle clicker set entirely underwater in Spreads An idle clicker set entirely underwater in Spreadsheet by @alexd229 | Stardance...
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pookalam by @ejo | Stardance
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Title: pookalam by @ejo | Stardance
Devlogs:
Onam Title: pookalam by @ejo | Stardance
Devlogs:
Onam is the main festival in Kerala, India and pookalam- a geometric structure made with flowers is main attraction of this festival, i used python turtle to make a pookalam and integrated it with a site using Skulpt—an open-source, client-side Python interpreter written in JavaScript
Ships:
onam is a traditonal festival , in my home state, kerala , india and pookalam a geometric pattern made with flowers is the main attraction , i made it with python turtle added it to a website using javascript skulpt , integrating it with skuplt was the confusing part....
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Saterblog by @elkonmechato | Stardance
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Buggy Fun Facts by @daval | Stardance
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