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Title: Muvi by @sjpark01 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Loo Title: Muvi by @sjpark01 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Loopback pain very sad First thing I’m working on is the audio loopback, grabbing the sound going to the speakers. Since I’m doing this in rust, I’m using the cpal library, which is kinda annoying ngl It seems to support most os so hopefully I won’t have to deal with that myself. I think I have a working setup, but we’ll have to see To-do: [] Getting system audio [] analyzing the audio in real time [] generating the pretty picture [] displaying to the background [] add customization (optional)
Loopback working! (for now…) I can definitally see some flaws in it, but it’s working! It’s actually capturing audio! next step is to make a very basic visualizer to actually see what it’s capturing Stay tuned! Prototype: 33% complete
Loopback not working. Loopback REALLY not working so tl;dr windows audio loopback is driver dependent and basically useless. all the work I’ve done, while not completely a waste, is a lot less progress than I would have hoped. fixed up my old visualizer demo though that’s cool...
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Babel: The Movie by @sjpark01 | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 81953, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 81953, "ts": "2026-10-23T05:11:56Z", "hours": 0.6839, "text": "Readme updates It was severely lacking in detail, so I added much more in. A picture too!"}, {"post_id": 49420, "ts": "2026-08-18T07:54:44Z", "hours": 1.2164, "text": "Command line arguments now you can control the resolution and framerate at runtime! It runs really slow rn though"}, {"post_id": 49318, "ts": "2026-08-18T02:08:50Z", "hours": 0.6044, "text": "Version 1 pretty much the minimum viable product. just a screen, with random colors every frame but i don’t plan on stopping here >:)"}]...
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Title: Babel: The Movie by @sjpark01 | Stardance
Title: Babel: The Movie by @sjpark01 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Version 1 pretty much the minimum viable product. just a screen, with random colors every frame but i don’t plan on stopping here >:)
Command line arguments now you can control the resolution and framerate at runtime! It runs really slow rn though
Readme updates It was severely lacking in detail, so I added much more in. A picture too!
Ships:
Minimum Viable Product Babel: the movie is a program which can generate every possible piece of media possible, using advanced probability distributions to Ok, it’s just a fancy noise generator FOR NOW more features planned ;) If it seems a bit unfinished or rushed, that’s because it is. The readme explains it better:...
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EepyAlarm by @sjpark01 | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 80061, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 80061, "ts": "2026-10-16T03:40:06Z", "hours": 0.6181, "text": "Minor bug fixes I wouldn’t call some of these “minor” but… I’ve fixed several bugs in the program in the newest releases (2.1 & 2.2) The exact details are listed in the releases on github. If you’re one of the absolute legends that are actually using this program, PLEASE update asap! I call them minor, but these bugs (especially the one fixed in 2.1) completely brick the program!"}, {"post_id": 79133, "ts": "2026-10-12T19:41:54Z", "hours": 0.4272, "text": "Finishing touches before V2.0 release! Just commented some debugging code and recompiled everything for the V2.0 release. She’s ready!"}, {"post_id": 78980, "ts": "2026-10-12T07:48:45Z", "hours": 1.6414, "text": "A nicer alarm Check it out! Much nicer than a text box, don’t you agree? This means that V2.0 is finally ready to ship!!!! tomorrow it’s 2 rn ;-;"}, {"post_id": 78949, "ts": "2026-10-12T04:59:26Z", "hours": 5.2561, "text": "INSTALLER also the setup menu is working correctly now. Making the installer was SO EASY ITS INSANE people (windows devs) really need to do this more, It’s one of the easiest ways to make your little project feel more professional, like a real, big boy application, not just a silly program you made. SHOUT OUT TO INNO SETUP would not have been possible without it. It’s great, check it out! Drew orph myself btw :) 2.0 is so close, I can lick it! The only major feature left is a better alarm! yippee"}, {"post_id": 78028, "ts": "2026-10-09T07:35:22Z", "hours": 3.25, "text": "GUI config editor almost complete after much pain and memory wrangling, the config GUI is almost complete! I just need to fix a few save/load bugs. It looks very stripped down at the moment, but I’ll be sprucing it up soon, you’ll see. 1st 2.0 feature (almost) complete!"}, {"post_id": 76977, "ts": "2026-10-05T07:58:28Z", "hours": 1.2217, "text": "Improvement of UI WIP I’ve started work on improving the UI of the program, specifically the config setup, using Raylib! It’s going well so far, but I’m not quite done yet I’m really not looking forward to having to deal with keyboard input ;-;"}, {"post_id": 74777, "ts": "2026-09-28T06:58:18Z", "hours": 3.2581, "text": "V1 COMPLETE It actually happened! I implemented every feature I wanted for V1!!!!!!!!!!! of course, it looks pretty bad at the moment. But all of the core features are working. User input isn’t broken, it runs in the background, and it actually rings at the correct time. First ship, here I come!"}, {"post_id": 73868, "ts": "2026-09-26T07:03:47Z", "hours": 0.6842, "text": "Ok, I’m going to ship V1 in 2 days. Cuz I wanna be able to buy something from stardance here’s the plan: update readme finish user input make it run in the background (maybe) make sure it works Will this pan out? we’ll see."}, {"post_id": 70473, "ts": "2026-09-19T08:08:11Z", "hours": 3.725, "text": "Bare Bones functionality This project is migrating from Out To C, so this is a fairly large devlog. (I’m moving because I like the fact that stardance forces me to log my work, and I get a wider range of prizes) I’ve pretty much completed the bare bones functionality of the program. You can set your target time, and it will automatically store the settings and ring at the right time. There is still TONS to do, so stay tuned!"}]...
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Title: EepyAlarm by @sjpark01 | Stardance
Devlogs Title: EepyAlarm by @sjpark01 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Bare Bones functionality This project is migrating from Out To C, so this is a fairly large devlog. (I’m moving because I like the fact that stardance forces me to log my work, and I get a wider range of prizes) I’ve pretty much completed the bare bones functionality of the program. You can set your target time, and it will automatically store the settings and ring at the right time. There is still TONS to do, so stay tuned!
Ok, I’m going to ship V1 in 2 days. Cuz I wanna be able to buy something from stardance here’s the plan: update readme finish user input make it run in the background (maybe) make sure it works Will this pan out? we’ll see.
V1 COMPLETE It actually happened! I implemented every feature I wanted for V1!!!!!!!!!!! of course, it looks pretty bad at the moment. But all of the core features are working. User input isn’t broken, it runs in the background, and it actually rings at the correct time. First ship, here I come!
Improvement of UI WIP I’ve started work on improving the UI of the program, specifically the config setup, using Raylib! It’s going well so far, but I’m not quite done yet I’m really not looking forward to having to deal with keyboard input ;-;
GUI config editor almost complete after much pain and memory wrangling, the config GUI is almost complete! I just need to fix a few save/load bugs. It looks very stripped down at the moment, but I’ll be sprucing it up soon, you’ll see. 1st 2.0 feature (almost) complete!
INSTALLER also the setup menu is working correctly now. Making the installer was SO EASY ITS INSANE people (windows devs) really need to do this more, It’s one of the easiest ways to make your little project feel more professional, like a real, big boy application, not just a silly program you made. SHOUT OUT TO INNO SETUP would not have been possible without it. It’s great, check it out! Drew orph myself btw :) 2.0 is so close, I can lick it! The only major feature left is a better alarm! yippee
A nicer alarm Check it out! Much nicer than a text box, don’t you agree? This means that V2.0 is finally ready to ship!!!! tomorrow it’s 2 rn ;-;
Finishing touches before V2.0 release! Just commented some debugging code and recompiled everything for the V2.0 release. She’s ready!
Minor bug fixes I wouldn’t call some of these “minor” but… I’ve fixed several bugs in the program in the newest releases (2.1 & 2.2) The exact details are listed in the releases on github. If you’re one of the absolute legends that are actually using this program, PLEASE update asap! I call them minor, but these bugs (especially the one fixed in 2.1) completely brick the program!
Ships:
V1: Minimum Viable Product (not sure if I’m using that term correctly) This is the first, fully functional version of the EepyAlarm! It’s an alarm to help night-owls (like me) sleep earlier, a little bit at a time. Once initialized through the program itself, It will ring (display a text message) starting at the given starting time, progressing daily up to the target time! It runs in the background, so It won’t clutter up the task bar.
V2.0 Version 2.0 of the EepyAlarm brings several, major improvements: Installer GUI for setup automatic run on system startup Custom icons! A much nicer alarm With these changes, EepyAlarm is much closer to a real application than just a program!...
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-0 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-06-15T08:21:20Z", "hours": 5.0, "multiplier": 4.16, "payout": 21, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "I made a ping utility written in Rust. It provides coloured output with statistics about the packets sent and received. I first tried to use ICMP packets but it seems Rust requires elevated privileges for it. So I turned to UDP packets. But UDP packets had problems from the server side. So I checked for other cross-platform implementations of ping in Rust and found ping-rs crate. So I used it to send and receive ping packets. Around it, I wrote the core logic of the application. Then I formatted the output and gave it colours. pingrs also provides configurability for TTL, timeout and number of packets to send.", "repo": "https://github.com/sivaprakashkrp/pingrs", "demo": "https://github.com/sivaprakashkrp/pingrs/releases/latest"}]...
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[{"post_id": 9119, "ts": "2026 [{"post_id": 9119, "ts": "2026-06-15T08:12:30Z", "hours": 2.0706, "text": "After trying to create an ICMP socket, a UDP socket, I decided it was time to try other crates that offered cross platform ICMP sockets. One such crate was ping-rs . I included it in the project to send ping requests and receive the replies. Then I wrote the logic for calculating the no. of packets that were sent, received and lost. Calculated the maximum, minimum and average RTT for the entire ping command. Then formatted the output and added colour to it. Wrote the README.md file. Published the application to cargo . You can try it out by cargo install pingrs . Created a GitHub release and ready to ship!!"}, {"post_id": 9080, "ts": "2026-06-15T05:27:43Z", "hours": 1.2558, "text": "Tried to implement UDP Sockets for Pinging the server with a Echo Request. By tracking the time needed for the response, I can find RTT. But issues in using UDP sockets from the server side. Also a problem arises when IPv6 is used instead of IPv4. So, back to square 1. Searching for other possible options."}, {"post_id": 6886, "ts": "2026-06-11T15:25:57Z", "hours": 1.7669, "text": "Created a Basic working of the ping command in Rust. Started with writing my own ICMP socket with the socket2 crate, but the implementation was primarily for Linux and didn’t work on Windows. For a more cross-platform option, I chose to use crates that could provide the functionality. One such crate was pinger . Used it to create the basic implementation that is shown in the picture."}]...
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Title: pingrs by @sivaprakashkrp | Stardance
Devl Title: pingrs by @sivaprakashkrp | Stardance
Devlogs:
Created a Basic working of the ping command in Rust. Started with writing my own ICMP socket with the socket2 crate, but the implementation was primarily for Linux and didn’t work on Windows. For a more cross-platform option, I chose to use crates that could provide the functionality. One such crate was pinger . Used it to create the basic implementation that is shown in the picture.
Tried to implement UDP Sockets for Pinging the server with a Echo Request. By tracking the time needed for the response, I can find RTT. But issues in using UDP sockets from the server side. Also a problem arises when IPv6 is used instead of IPv4. So, back to square 1. Searching for other possible options.
After trying to create an ICMP socket, a UDP socket, I decided it was time to try other crates that offered cross platform ICMP sockets. One such crate was ping-rs . I included it in the project to send ping requests and receive the replies. Then I wrote the logic for calculating the no. of packets that were sent, received and lost. Calculated the maximum, minimum and average RTT for the entire ping command. Then formatted the output and added colour to it. Wrote the README.md file. Published the application to cargo . You can try it out by cargo install pingrs . Created a GitHub release and ready to ship!!
Ships:
I made a ping utility written in Rust. It provides coloured output with statistics about the packets sent and received. I first tried to use ICMP packets but it seems Rust requires elevated privileges for it. So I turned to UDP packets. But UDP packets had problems from the server side. So I checked for other cross-platform implementations of ping in Rust and found ping-rs crate. So I used it to send and receive ping packets. Around it, I wrote the core logic of the application. Then I formatted the output and gave it colours. pingrs also provides configurability for TTL, timeout and number of packets to send....
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columbus by @sivaprakashkrp | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 9333, "ts": "2026 [{"post_id": 9333, "ts": "2026-06-15T17:34:34Z", "hours": 2.1806, "text": "Implemented a way to customize color theme through a color_theme.toml file. Fixed some bugs that caused compilation errors in Linux. Added columbus to the awesome-ratatui list repository. Released 2 move versions of columbus in crates.io because the first release had a bug. Released the latest version to the AUR."}, {"post_id": 8121, "ts": "2026-06-13T15:43:04Z", "hours": 0.7953, "text": "Added “/” to the end of directory names in the Explorer. Added confirmation for delete feature. Refactored some old code."}]...
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Title: columbus by @sivaprakashkrp | Stardance
De Title: columbus by @sivaprakashkrp | Stardance
Devlogs:
Added “/” to the end of directory names in the Explorer. Added confirmation for delete feature. Refactored some old code.
Implemented a way to customize color theme through a color_theme.toml file. Fixed some bugs that caused compilation errors in Linux. Added columbus to the awesome-ratatui list repository. Released 2 move versions of columbus in crates.io because the first release had a bug. Released the latest version to the AUR.
Ships:
I worked on columbus which is a GUI like TUI file manager. I worked on implementing custom colour themes in columbus. With that, I refactored some code, fixed some bugs and released the stable version of columbus....
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scrolls by @sivaprakashkrp | Stardance
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Title: scrolls by @sivaprakashkrp | Stardance
Dev Title: scrolls by @sivaprakashkrp | Stardance
Devlogs:
Learnt to write my first server with Axum and Tokio crates in Rust. Configured the project folders and now ready to start the project. -[x] Project Structure Configuration -[x] Writing my first server in Rust with Axum and Tokio -[half x ] Creating plan for the application (kinda done)...
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My own site! by @sivanesank575 | Stardance
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I’ve been working on laying out the groundwork for my website, such as the top bar with the time and the user icon. I’m definitely going to keep working....
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Title: My personal site! by @sisuisthebest | Stard Title: My personal site! by @sisuisthebest | Stardance
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Added simple home page and music recommendations, as well as some css files for styling....
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Title: My first slack bot! by @sirius | Stardance
Title: My first slack bot! by @sirius | Stardance
Devlogs:
Built a Slack bot using Node.js and the @slack /bolt framework with Socket Mode — no public server needed! The bot runs in the Hack Club workspace and supports 5 slash commands: /sirius-hello (motivational greetings), /sirius-weather (live weather via wttr.in), /sirius-fact (random fun facts), /sirius-calc (safe math evaluator), and /sirius-8ball (magic 8-ball). Set up the GitHub repo and got the bot connected and running locally. Next step: deploy to Hack Club Nest for 24/7 uptime!
Verified the deployed Sirius Bot is still online in #sirius-bot-demo by running /sirius-hello and receiving a live reply. While reviewing /sirius-calc, I found that ^ was being interpreted as JavaScript bitwise XOR, so 2 ^ 3 returned 1 instead of 8. I replaced the Function-based evaluator with a small safe expression parser, fixed ^ to mean exponentiation, and added sqrt(…) support. I also added Node test coverage for precedence, powers, square roots, unsafe input, negative roots, and division by zero; all 4 test groups pass. Example: /sirius-calc sqrt(81) + 2 ^ 3 now returns 17.
Ships:
Built a Slack bot called Sirius Bot for the Hack Club workspace! It has 5 slash commands with the unique /sirius- prefix: /sirius-hello (motivational greetings), /sirius-weather (live weather via wttr.in API), /sirius-fact (random fun facts with fallbacks), /sirius-calc (safe math evaluator with regex validation), and /sirius-8ball (magic 8-ball with 14 responses). The hardest part was setting up Socket Mode with @slack /bolt so no public server is needed. Super proud of the weather command that pulls real live data! To test it, join the Hack Club Slack and try any /sirius- command....
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Title: My very own WebOS by @sirius | Stardance
D Title: My very own WebOS by @sirius | Stardance
Devlogs:
今天開始建造 SiriusOS — 一個跑在瀏覽器裡的太空主題 WebOS！ 整個系統塞在單一 HTML 檔案裡，包含： 動態星空背景 + 登入畫面 視窗管理器（可拖曳、最小化、關閉） 5 個內建 App：About、Terminal、Stargazer 星座儀、Notes、Calculator Pomodoro 計時器 Terminal 支援指令歷史（↑↓ 鍵） 最大挑戰是做出真正可拖曳的視窗系統，要同時處理 z-index 焦點管理跟滑鼠事件。最後用原生 JS 的 mousedown/mousemove 解決了，不需要任何外部套件。 現在已經 deploy 到 GitHub Pages，明天繼續加更多功能！
Added a README and polished the SiriusOS codebase today! What’s new: Wrote a full README.md for the GitHub repo — covers all features, tech stack, and how to run it locally Pushed to GitHub, repo now has a proper landing page with badges and a live demo link Cleaned up the window manager code — extracted drag logic into a reusable makeDraggable() helper Fixed a z-index bug where minimized windows could still intercept mouse events Improved the Stargazer app: constellation lines now render in a softer color so individual stars are easier to see The draggable window system is holding up really well — no flicker, smooth focus management. Next step is adding a File Manager app and a settings panel for theming!
Final QA and release check I completed a final browser QA pass on SiriusOS before shipping. Confirmed the welcome screen opens without a password Opened About, Terminal, Stargazer, Notes, and Calculator Verified multiple windows can stay open together Verified close, minimize, and maximize controls are present Confirmed the public GitHub Pages deployment loads correctly Checked the browser console and found no errors or warnings The custom space-themed interface and interactive Stargazer make this more than a copy of the guide. The project is now ready for mission review. Demo: https://siriusw823.github.io/sirius-webos/ Source: https://github.com/SiriusW823/sirius-webos
Ships:
I built SiriusOS, a space-themed WebOS with multiple interactive windows and five apps: About, Terminal, Stargazer, Notes, and Calculator. The hardest part was coordinating window dragging, focus, and z-index behavior. I am especially proud of the interactive Stargazer and the polished no-password welcome flow. Open the demo, press ENTER, then launch several desktop apps to test the window controls....
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Title: Frictionless by @sirius | Stardance
Devlog Title: Frictionless by @sirius | Stardance
Devlogs:
Building FlowKit — A Frictionless Productivity App I started the Frictionless mission by building FlowKit , a browser-based productivity suite that lives in a single HTML file with zero dependencies. What I built FlowKit is organized around three core views, switchable from a compact icon sidebar: 📋 Task Manager — A full Kanban-style task list with: Priority badges (High / Med / Low) with color coding Due date tracking per task Status labels: Todo, In Progress, Blocked, Done Tag system for categorization Inline checkbox to mark tasks complete ⏱ Focus Timer — A Pomodoro-style countdown timer: 25-minute work sessions Start / Pause / Reset controls Stays visible as a floating timer widget 📊 Quick Stats — A live dashboard that reads from the task list: Total task count Completed vs blocked counts Auto-updates as tasks change Tech choices Everything is pure HTML/CSS/JS — no frameworks, no build step. I used CSS custom properties for the entire dark theme ( --bg , --accent , --surface etc.), which made it easy to keep colors consistent across all three panels. The sidebar navigation uses a simple display: none / flex toggle — clicking an icon sets .active on the right section. Felt much cleaner than routing. What’s next I want to add drag-and-drop reordering for tasks and a local-storage layer so tasks persist between sessions. Also thinking about a calendar view for due dates. Live demo: siriusw823.github.io/sirius-flowkit/
Docs pass + re-testing all three panels Spent this session getting FlowKit’s documentation in shape and re-testing the app end to end before moving on to new features. What I did: Wrote a full README.md for the repo, covering the feature set (Task Manager, Focus Timer, Quick Stats), the pure HTML/CSS/JS tech stack, how to run it locally, and a link to the live demo. Before this, the only way to understand the project was to read all 1,400 lines of index.html. Walked back through each view to sanity-check things still work: added tasks with different priorities/statuses/tags, ran the 25-minute Focus Timer through start/pause/reset, and confirmed Quick Stats updates live as tasks change. Captured a fresh screenshot of the Focus Timer view for the project page. Why it matters: A project with zero docs is hard for anyone (including future me) to jump into. The README now doubles as a feature checklist and makes the GitHub repo stand on its own. What’s next: localStorage persistence so tasks survive a reload Drag-and-drop task reordering A calendar view for due dates
Backup/restore and note pinning Added two small QoL features to FlowKit today, both addressing gaps I noticed after using it for a while. Backup & Restore. FlowKit only ever stored data in localStorage, which means a cleared cache or a new browser wipes out every task and note with no way back. There’s now a 💾 button in the sidebar (and a command palette entry) that opens a modal with two options: Export downloads a timestamped JSON file with all tasks, notes, and recent colors; Import reads a JSON file back in and merges it non-destructively (skips anything with an ID you already have, so it’s safe to import the same file twice). Note pinning. Notes were a flat, most-recently-created list, so anything you wanted to keep handy just scrolled away. Each note now has a 📌 toggle, both on its row in the sidebar list and in the editor topbar. Pinned notes always sort to the top, so reference notes stay put instead of getting buried under whatever you jotted last. Both features reuse the existing dark theme and modal/toast components rather than introducing new UI patterns, so they should feel native to the rest of the app....
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Title: Orbit Desk by @sirius | Stardance
Devlogs: Title: Orbit Desk by @sirius | Stardance
Devlogs:
Orbit Desk is live! I turned a blank browser tab into a calm personal mission-control dashboard. Live local clock and time-aware greeting 25-minute focus timer with pause and reset Priorities saved with localStorage Responsive layout, keyboard focus, and reduced-motion support Built with plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, then browser-tested end to end. The public repo and GitHub Pages deployment are ready for review. Demo: https://siriusw823.github.io/orbit-desk/ Source: https://github.com/SiriusW823/orbit-desk
Ships:
Orbit Desk is a custom new-tab mission-control dashboard built with plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I am proud of the live clock, 25-minute focus timer, persistent localStorage priorities, responsive layout, and accessible interaction states. The main challenge was keeping the interface useful and calm while making every feature work without external dependencies. Test it by starting and resetting the timer, adding and completing priorities, reloading to confirm they persist, and trying the search and launch links....
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Title: My own site! by @sirius | Stardance
Devlog Title: My own site! by @sirius | Stardance
Devlogs:
Personal portfolio deployed I organized my portfolio into a custom terminal-inspired site that introduces my interests in security, quantum computing, and engineering. The site includes dedicated sections for my introduction, competitions and results, credentials, project highlights, writing, and an About page. I also verified the responsive navigation, language control, and skip-to-content accessibility link. Demo: https://siriusw823.github.io/my-portfolio/ Source: https://github.com/SiriusW823/my-portfolio
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I built and deployed a terminal-inspired personal portfolio that presents my interests in security, quantum computing, and engineering. It includes sections for competitions, credentials, projects, writing, and an About page, with responsive navigation, language controls, and accessibility-focused skip links. I am proud of the distinctive visual identity and the amount of real information organized into a usable site. Test it by exploring the homepage sections, opening Writing and About, changing the language, and checking the layout on different screen sizes....
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Title: My very own WebOS by @sircheetodust | Stard Title: My very own WebOS by @sircheetodust | Stardance
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Created a basic window system. Added widgets. Going to continue with the tutorial and then customize it
Lots of work was done! I redid the background and also completely revised the window system. Now the window has maximizing. Window system is polished so that apps can be launched via a javascript command(scripts are revised versions of scripts i used in a previous project)
Added a new app! Ever since i migrated to a new window system, adding apps is so much easier. You create your app as an html file and just add a shortcut to the desktop to open it. I added a very fun game called loading screen simulator. I am going to make some more apps soon!
Added a notepad app I added NoPad –, it has saving that persists through reloads and text that tells you if its saved or not!
Updated the readme to be more comprehensive
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This is unnamed OS. Feature list: Custom window system Allows window resizing Easier app creation(one JavaScript command) Completely custom notepad app(No Pad - -) Saving to browser’s localstorage so that notes are saved even through reloads and closing and reopening the website Loading screen simulator Game of the year, source code in its folder This is my first project for hack club so any feedback is appreciated...
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Title: gooberpad by @sircheetodust | Stardance
De Title: gooberpad by @sircheetodust | Stardance
Devlogs:
I learned how to use kicad I am going to make my button pad a 3x3 with encoder
I redid the schematic I am kinda bad at this so i have to redo the OLED wiring tomorrow(Shoutout to frog dude for catching it)
I routed the PCB and started to cad it in fusion
CAD-ing has begun Ive started cadding a case in fusion. I also am making the board in fusion so that I have a better preview of what Im making. Devtime(from lapse) isn’t updating for some reason, I think its around 1 hr 30 min
LED’s were gonna look horrible around the perimeter so i just scrapped them and hoocked up the encoder. Undid bevels to allow for screw stuff and im working on the case again
I finally finished getting the basic cad blocked out. I want to get a voronoi effect on the body so it looks cool.
it now looks tuff I made some cool looking holes in it. I think I am nearing readiness for shipping…
i finished cad. I have no idea how firmware works and it is very confusing. send help 😭
I started working on firmware(finally!). Firmware documentation for KMK seems to be a bit difficult to navigate so AI is assisting me there. I also set up my github repository and made a render of the final product!
Finished firmware(finally) and worked on readme. I finally finished the firmware, I added a cool picture to the screen which I struggled with. I also started working on getting info on the readme. I hope to ship this week!
if breathing solder fumes causes memory loss, imagine what breathing solder fumes can do? Been a while! I got everything manufactured and shipped. I soldered all of the diodes and the encoder. Beginning to feel confident with my soldering skills. Ill try to finish soldering everything by tomorrow(8/23/26) my hands are so shaky wtf
that feeling when you have a working goober pad, but all of your AP chem notes are STILL not done =0 I finally finished soldering everything! This thing works and im very excited to see it in its case. It took 40 min to get firmware working(w lapse for not adding that to the time), but overall, it was easy. Only issue was all keybindings were messed up(pause button alt f4s you, volume down makes volume go up, etc.). My friend is waiting for filament so he can print the case, but i hope to ship by next weekend!...
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Title: MoSimulator Auto System by @sircheetodust | Title: MoSimulator Auto System by @sircheetodust | Stardance
Devlogs:
I just started I made a basic key logger that tracks the keys used on rebuilt 2026 mosimulator. Currently it gives a bunch of detailed info on what keys you pressed
Added UI and now playback semi-works UI has some broken parts. First run is my play. The second and third are the program’s. The OBS overlay thinks that im pressing the keys since the python program uses keyboard =D https://youtu.be/uFGnG4JAFzI <-testing video
I added saving and loading! Auto’s can be shared now but there are a few requirements to run and share your auto’s such as stable framerate and consistent robot positioning. I also updated the readme. All that is left is improving the GitHub repo’s usability
Minor update with tkinter ui and ability to change keybinds
Started working on a method to get controller support working. This works by using hidHide, and adding the program as an exception, and then creating a virtual game pad and relaying inputs from the controller to the fake gamepad.
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This is my MoSimulator Auto System. It allows user’s to create their own FRC Auto path in MoSimulator via logging key presses and assigning time stamps. User’s can save these Auto paths and even share them with others. Feedback is welcome!...
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