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Title: Logic loom by @jegtaiwo | Stardance
Devlog Title: Logic loom by @jegtaiwo | Stardance
Devlogs:
🚀 Starting Logic Loom Today I started building Logic Loom, a web-based digital logic circuit simulator using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The goal is to let users build and simulate digital circuits with gates like AND, OR, XOR, NAND, NOR, and NOT. Today’s progress 🎨 Designed the dark-themed UI. 🧰 Built the toolbox for adding logic gates. 🖥️ Created the top toolbar (Undo, Redo, Save, Load, Randomize, Clear Wires, Reset). 📱 Made the layout responsive. ⚡ Added animations and reusable UI components. 🏗️ Organized the project structure for the upcoming JavaScript logic. 📂 Pushed today’s progress to GitHub. Today’s focus was building a solid foundation. The UI is coming together, and next I’ll start implementing the JavaScript logic for dragging components, connecting wires, simulating circuits, and generating truth tables. Looking forward to bringing Logic Loom to life! 🚀
Devlog #2 — Refining Logic Loom Today I focused on improving Logic Loom’s structure and user experience. Separated the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into dedicated files. Added a customizable background theme with localStorage support. Improved the project structure and continued refining the interactive UI. Next, I’ll continue building the simulation features and enhancing the overall user experience.
Devlog #3 — Improving the README Today I rewrote the README for Logic Loom after receiving review feedback. I made it more personal by explaining why I built the project, what I’ve completed so far, and what I’m working on next. I also updated the documentation to better reflect my development journey and added a project screenshot. This reminded me that good documentation is just as important as writing good code. 🚀
Worked on Logic Loom today. Added the NOR gate, fixed the logic so it evaluates correctly, and started implementing PNG export.
Another 8 hours spent working on ZenOS. ☯️ Today I mostly worked on making the desktop feel more like an actual OS instead of just a UI. I spent time working on the built-in apps and getting more of them working properly, including Finder, TextEdit, Notes, Paint, Calculator, Calendar, Terminal, Preview, and the other system apps. I also worked more on things like window management, the dock, Spotlight, notifications, keyboard shortcuts, and how the apps open and interact with the desktop. There’s still a lot that needs fixing and improving, but it’s starting to feel much more like an actual desktop environment now. 18 hours in so far. And I’m definitely not done yet. There’s still a lot more I want to add to ZenOS. ☯️ #ZenOS #DevLog #BuildInPublic #WebDevelopment #JavaScript #HTML #CSS
It can finally remember things 😂 Added a clock and a D flip-flop, so you can now build counters and frequency dividers. The Step button lets you go through one tick at a time. Also adjusted the challenge placement because it was blocking some table content, based on feedback I got.
Ships:
I built Logic Loom, an interactive web-based digital logic circuit simulator using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The project provides a modern interface for building logic circuits and serves as the foundation for a complete digital circuit simulator. What was challenging? The biggest challenge was organizing the project as it grew. I refactored the code by separating the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into their own files, resolved Git merge conflicts, and implemented a customizable theme with localStorage so user preferences persist after refreshing the page. What are you proud of? I’m proud of how much I learned while building this project. Developing each feature incrementally—from the UI and theme customization to organizing the project structure—helped me strengthen my HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, and debugging skills. What should people know when testing it? This is an early MVP. The interface, project structure, and customization features are complete, while the circuit simulation engine is still under active development. Feedback is welcome as I continue improving Logic Loom.
Added challenge mode so this could make the app useful for students practicing digital logic
Added a clock and a D flip-flop, so you can now build counters and frequency dividers. The Step button lets you go through one tick at a time. Also adjusted the challenge placement because it was blocking some table content, based on feedback I got...
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Title: KRZ-DUCKY by @Krzysztof | Stardance
Devlog Title: KRZ-DUCKY by @Krzysztof | Stardance
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I designed a schematic, designed and routed the PCB. As it was my most complex PCB yet and because I was trying to make it as small as possible it was HARD but I think it came out alright....
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Title: FairProjekt by @theskriptkid | Stardance
D Title: FairProjekt by @theskriptkid | Stardance
Devlogs:
DevLog #1 I have Initialised the Repo, added basic endpoints (but currently, as you may see NO gui) And Then I Expirimented with the database, and the webserver modules, and realised that Python is WAY WAY cooler than C Webserver development (Unexpected, right??) For example, where you had to manually find a string in an bigger string and pharse that to get your json data into an variable, in python you only have to data[“username”] and you get it. Isnt that cool???...
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Title: Dynamo by @MrChicken | Stardance
Devlogs:
Title: Dynamo by @MrChicken | Stardance
Devlogs:
I know this is a big devlog hour wise but for the most part the only thing I was doing was creating a layout for the main lobby. Since the game is about avoiding bombs the starting area is a bomb facility. The screens at the front are intended to show information about the server (Version #, how long it’s been running, how full it is) and the progress of the current round (How many people are still alive, how many cards are left) I’ve also added a conveyor belt on the ceiling with claws that move along it, occasionally carrying explosives, going into the conveyor belt holes will lead you to a secret place (I haven’t put anything there yet…) Finally I put in some medium sized decor, such as ceiling fans, HVAC pipes, and large flood-lights and ta da!
Created the base menu, it takes inspiration from another game I saw called Boinkz and also an effect I saw the Larping Tombstone (yes I just typed that…) use. Because of device safe area insets on mobile I put the background in it’s own separate UI holder that had insets disabled. However, in order the make sure the opening effect lined up with the menu button I had to learn about Rect values. Lobby has not changed significantly. Since I used a video instead of a screenshot, you can now see the main server sign in the back loop through round data and the randomly generated hooks move along the ceiling conveyor!
Started the round system, with emphasis on bot logic So far bots will choose between playing a card or drawing a card depending on their perceived risk. If they choose to play a card they will decide between playing offensively or defensively based on a “Aggression” stat they are given at the start of the round. Players can take but cannot play just yet. So far there are 4 cards, with only the shuffle card being actually usable. Also made these badge icon templates which change depending on the difficulty (Left to right = easiest to hardest)
Created a game icon! The game will have themes of explosives and employment since the game revolves around you working at a explosives manufacturing facility.
Now the deck looks like it’s made of cards rather than being one giant block of doom. I’ve also been re-structuring the code for readability because I’m starting to trip myself with all of the game logic…...
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Title: plustwo by @pinetree182 | Stardance
Devlog Title: plustwo by @pinetree182 | Stardance
Devlogs:
I set up a little webpage with a stopwatch in the center, which you can start and stop with the spacebar. I’ll work on adding time logging and average calculation in the next devlog...
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Title: CobWebOS by @Churu | Stardance
Devlogs:
I Title: CobWebOS by @Churu | Stardance
Devlogs:
I First made a loading screen which is very easy to make all it needed was to use some HTML to make the loading screen appear and then all it needed was basic CSS for it cover the whole screen to give it a very cool effect and then i js took some help with javascript to make the bar load, also Made the whole inside as in the images below i have shown that all the apps i made via javascript are shown i used wttr API via wttr.in for weather broadcast and the thing is it does not require any API key and is totally free and works pretty good i mean it does sometimes show random weather but yeah it is a very good API that can be used. and For the images i js kept a web theme and a kind of a spiderman theme cuz it looks cool like that....
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1793890173.8218055
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1793890175.5401878
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1793890177.3358603
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1793890183.2706335
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1793890185.0277255
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1794754185.0277255
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14982
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Untitled by @trung_nguyen | Stardance
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trung_nguyen
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0
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0.0
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0
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[]
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[]
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Title: Untitled by @trung_nguyen | Stardance
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1793890192.5120132
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1794754192.5120132
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12440
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NULL
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NULL
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0
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1793890195.7797644
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41955
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1793890199.4570768
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1794754199.4570768
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12575
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My first slack bot! by @lcna013 | Stardance
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lcna013
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0
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0.0
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0
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[]
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Title: My first slack bot! by @lcna013 | Stardance
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1793890201.0787811
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1794754201.0787811
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41965
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1793890202.0121875
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41972
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1793890203.7513788
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1794754203.7513788
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45601
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My own site! by @SarthakVishwakarma | Stardance
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SarthakVishwakarma
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0
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0.0
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0
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[]
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[]
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Title: My own site! by @SarthakVishwakarma | Stard Title: My own site! by @SarthakVishwakarma | Stardance...
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1793890206.7360291
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1794754206.7360291
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41981
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NULL
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1793890209.3574543
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1794754209.3574543
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41988
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1793890210.2486844
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41989
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1793890212.3634548
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1794754212.3634548
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28180
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My awesome macropad! by @MatanzaBC | Stardance
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MatanzaBC
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0
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0.0
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0
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[]
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[]
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Title: My awesome macropad! by @MatanzaBC | Starda Title: My awesome macropad! by @MatanzaBC | Stardance...
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1793890214.1263313
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1794754214.1263313
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10703
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NULL
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0
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1793890215.9546719
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1794754215.9546719
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