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Puzzled Pomodoro by @Sarahg | Stardance
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Title: Puzzled Pomodoro by @Sarahg | Stardance
De Title: Puzzled Pomodoro by @Sarahg | Stardance
Devlogs:
Currently my site looks somewhat goofy with the overlap of the divs, but… What I Did: added a clock outlined a bunch of features I want to add (the empty boxes - timer, checklist, etc.) background/basic design
Added: divs are now draggable beginning of work timer
I finally got the timer to work!! First I was stuck on making the timer countdown, because it only displayed the input time, then I figured that out and got more stuck on making it so that when a user input a new time, it would restart the timer. But lo and behold… Now you can both use AND change it! Besides that, I worked out a few minor problems: max times (so no giant #s) decimal inputs stopping the clock if the user closes the timer window
What I added/changed: Added tooltips (for the timer set button + break “apps”) Fixed bugs (the timer wasn’t removing the previous set time when the user closed the timer window & the quote window wasn’t hidden on load) Added quote window - Yay! Inspiration! Added a pause button to the timer (I was afraid it was going to be terribly buggy and difficult, but it was actually very simple! :) A few random css changes - fonts, flavor text Break button now does something! - opens a “break direct” window w/ “apps” + auto pauses work timer Focus mode: click a brain emoji to turn off sounds Added water/stretch reminders every 30 minutes Also: I didn’t really add this yet, but I got the idea to put in a “tips” feature for productivity; (un)fortunately I am a sucker for that type of stuff!
So… what did I do? Sadly, essentially nothing. You see, I was working on creating a sudoku, and I thought I figured it out (all by myself – I was very proud). But no. I only realized after spending a dumb amount of time on my initial plan (of only generating the clues/initial filled squares) that it wouldn’t guarantee a solution. So now I’m back at square one, trying to figure out how to generate the entire puzzle and then remove values to create the starting hints. I have to figure out recursion, but I do not fully understand…
Yay! The sudoku works! I got help from my sibling (they are a programmer), and it actually generates a puzzle correctly. Besides that, I have just been working on my checklist. (I’m not quite sure how eight hours passed; I guess I’m a slow typer???)
Added: ambience mode (listen to the sounds of the sea!) checklist! (mostly making sure that boxes stayed checked when adding/deleting tasks)
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what is it? A pomodoro/work timer featuring sudokus! challenges? The sudoku was very frustrating. I had no clue what recursion was, and I don’t think I could have done this without my sibling’s help! Also, it was hard working on this over a long, sporadic time frame because I kept forgetting what I learned. what am I proud of? I’m proud of the sudoku (duh!) :). It was also very cool being able to easily do things (ex: make a window close by clicking an x) which had been major struggles in previous projects. ~ My pause button for my timer is a bit weird, because it seemed like there was a bug (you had to click it twice the first time), but when I ran the debugger, it worked, so…?...
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My awesome macropad! by @nbth | Stardance
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Title: My awesome macropad! by @nbth | Stardance
Title: My awesome macropad! by @nbth | Stardance
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we have the matrix of button...
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My first slack bot! by @Shayaan | Stardance
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Title: Stock Trading Analysis by @OrionB | Stardan Title: Stock Trading Analysis by @OrionB | Stardance
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Visualization and recognizing the stocks and patterns, didn’t realize i needed to post devlogs so this devlog is from like 2 weeks back I’ve made a lot of progress since this...
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Title: PocketPlayer by @himanivishwa68 | Stardance Title: PocketPlayer by @himanivishwa68 | Stardance
Devlogs:
okay so most of my time was spent on finding out tutorials and researching parts cuz i had no clue on how this stuff works, so after some hours i came to use ESP32-C3 Supermini as the brain, a DFPlayer Mini for the actual MP3 playback, a 1.3” OLED for a UI, three push buttons, a slide switch, and a 3.5mm audio jack for output after deciding what to use i had no clue how to import and use footprint exertnally so i had to watch 2-3 videos related to that and also for 3d models too! current state: schematic is roughly done , footprints are assigned and i have made the basic component layout, im pretty unsure about my schematic as cuz for battery im thinking of using a separate off the shelf lipo charger +boost module for easier assembling and lower costs if someone wants to replicate it
so for today it was kinda difficult for me cuz i didnt know how to setup constraints for the board inorder to avoid problems in fab so i just put the factory’s manufacturing capabilities in claude and just filled the constraints in kicad, also i completed the routing for my board which went smoother than i expected as i was expecting ton of trc errors, but my routes were good enough i think, but the remaining thing is this annular drc error which i kinda have idea of but not sure so i have to watch some tutorials about it and fix it!, now the only thing remains is to make the board prettier!!
so i have almost completed my design today: -the drc error for annular length i was getting was fixed by just adjusting the pad to hole ratio by editing my audio jack footprint -i also forgot to add mounting holes as im intending it to be used as a keychain so you can carry it around easily, so i added m2 mounting pads, to accomodate the holes on the pcb i had to increase the pcb area a bit the most work done was on making the silkscreen look prettier, some drawings are handmade by me and some are from internet, i also added power value indicators on the silkscreen as well!, i used a plugin called transform it which made scaling and mirroring stuff so much easier
today i made the schematic for connecting the IP5306 charger module, the thing is i couldve used the ip5306 ic on my pcb itself and integrated the charger on the pcb itself and made the end product look neater but i didnt as i wanted my project to be as easily replicatable as possible so if someone else wants to build it they dont have to have hotplate and solder smd components, also the module is really good as it has every feature you’d need like charging while using the music player, power indicator, built in 5v boost converter
okay so i used a kicad plugin called pcb2blender so i can export my kicad pcb to blender without having to add materials and stuff myself which makes the workflow sooo much smoother, after i imported them into blender i just setup camera with some point and area lights are just made these pretty renders with eevee!!!...
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Science Fair Portfolio by @sklebi | Stardance
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I think I really like how this website came out and hopefully it will be fully functioning! p.s: huge thanks to the big AZ for making me the backgrounds lol"}, {"post_id": 60352, "ts": "2026-09-02T17:18:36Z", "hours": 4.8725, "text": "Devlog #4 Profiles all complete! I finished everybody’s about me with their descriptions and accent colors. I changed the highlight color for each one to make it more custom and added more font awesome emojis I added dark mode after watching a tutorial on it and tracked/inverted all my colors. I think darkmode looks pretty good for now (not perfect but highkey im too lazy to change the colors) I added sfx from taking samples from a random website and adding audio tags to my html. I got ai to fix up my javascript for the audio to work for specific buttons (original javascript for the audio feature came from a 1 min long youtube tutorial) I am going to focus on the mobile version after this because I think the website is basically complete. (I also bought a domain lols) Our offical team name is squigs now so thats kinda cool"}, {"post_id": 59948, "ts": "2026-09-02T00:32:02Z", "hours": 1.3775, "text": "Devlog #3 Contacts page complete! This took way too long for what it is lol Reused blucky from one of my previous projects I did for the starbeam hackathon (yes! he makes a reappearance) Added our student emails with a button that automatically sends you to gmail cuz I was too lazy to add three buttons that sent you to each of our emails individually I rescaled everything and so the contacts page is a little longer than the other windows The contacts page and projects page I colored with a different background color to add a little personality to each window, I plan on adding our favorite colors as the background for our about mes Im probably going to work on the projects next and try to figure out how to make it scroll downwards (probably going to use the trick I learnt fro the carousel on my other website) also I updated the javascript so then the window header does not leave the viewable screen"}, {"post_id": 59914, "ts": "2026-09-01T22:57:53Z", "hours": 2.5856, "text": "Devlog #2 WINDOWS COMPLETE! I was able to get the modal to popup, drag and stack it on top of the other modals. I got font-awesome to work as emojis for the clickable buttons. I am waiting on my teammates to send me their about mes to replace the filler lorem ipsum text. I still don’t know why the border around the modal body has a very odd height, I just used a bit of padding to get the border to fit but I probably need to figure it out in order for the website to be able to be used on mobile I added box shadow and got the borders and fonts and headers to be colored and work properly The javascript took the longest because I had to rely on like 4 year old tutorials and a LOT of gemini for debugging I took the modal template from an old youtube tutorial and the rest of the javascript was mainly vibe coded except for a bit of debugging I had to do. Overall it works pretty well and the animations work great I will probably start working on overall design after this because the shadows look kinda odd under the main box and I think I want to look for better like skinnier fonts for aesthetics"}, {"post_id": 59336, "ts": "2026-09-01T02:17:21Z", "hours": 0.8081, "text": "Devlog #1 Hello! This is my first devlog for my newest project: a portfolio website for my science fair team. We need a portfolio website to like cold email people to get advisors and to show them like what projects we’ve made and stuff. This is heavily inspired by shar since I really like the look of her website. This will also be my first time using javascript in web development so bare with me Currently I have made the main box that will display our team name, and all our names. I was able to use flexbox to center everything and put them in the right position. The fonts i decided on were Cascadia Code, Consolas and arial. I heard that you should use monospaced fonts so I am just going off the wikipedia article about that. I chose a nice blue and dark grey for the header tab thing and the other text. I think it looks decent so far. Next I will probably work on getting little modals to work on the bottom that will display about us pages for each of us."}]...
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Title: Science Fair Portfolio by @sklebi | Stardan Title: Science Fair Portfolio by @sklebi | Stardance
Devlogs:
Devlog #1 Hello! This is my first devlog for my newest project: a portfolio website for my science fair team. We need a portfolio website to like cold email people to get advisors and to show them like what projects we’ve made and stuff. This is heavily inspired by shar since I really like the look of her website. This will also be my first time using javascript in web development so bare with me Currently I have made the main box that will display our team name, and all our names. I was able to use flexbox to center everything and put them in the right position. The fonts i decided on were Cascadia Code, Consolas and arial. I heard that you should use monospaced fonts so I am just going off the wikipedia article about that. I chose a nice blue and dark grey for the header tab thing and the other text. I think it looks decent so far. Next I will probably work on getting little modals to work on the bottom that will display about us pages for each of us.
Devlog #2 WINDOWS COMPLETE! I was able to get the modal to popup, drag and stack it on top of the other modals. I got font-awesome to work as emojis for the clickable buttons. I am waiting on my teammates to send me their about mes to replace the filler lorem ipsum text. I still don’t know why the border around the modal body has a very odd height, I just used a bit of padding to get the border to fit but I probably need to figure it out in order for the website to be able to be used on mobile I added box shadow and got the borders and fonts and headers to be colored and work properly The javascript took the longest because I had to rely on like 4 year old tutorials and a LOT of gemini for debugging I took the modal template from an old youtube tutorial and the rest of the javascript was mainly vibe coded except for a bit of debugging I had to do. Overall it works pretty well and the animations work great I will probably start working on overall design after this because the shadows look kinda odd under the main box and I think I want to look for better like skinnier fonts for aesthetics
Devlog #3 Contacts page complete! This took way too long for what it is lol Reused blucky from one of my previous projects I did for the starbeam hackathon (yes! he makes a reappearance) Added our student emails with a button that automatically sends you to gmail cuz I was too lazy to add three buttons that sent you to each of our emails individually I rescaled everything and so the contacts page is a little longer than the other windows The contacts page and projects page I colored with a different background color to add a little personality to each window, I plan on adding our favorite colors as the background for our about mes Im probably going to work on the projects next and try to figure out how to make it scroll downwards (probably going to use the trick I learnt fro the carousel on my other website) also I updated the javascript so then the window header does not leave the viewable screen
Devlog #4 Profiles all complete! I finished everybody’s about me with their descriptions and accent colors. I changed the highlight color for each one to make it more custom and added more font awesome emojis I added dark mode after watching a tutorial on it and tracked/inverted all my colors. I think darkmode looks pretty good for now (not perfect but highkey im too lazy to change the colors) I added sfx from taking samples from a random website and adding audio tags to my html. I got ai to fix up my javascript for the audio to work for specific buttons (original javascript for the audio feature came from a 1 min long youtube tutorial) I am going to focus on the mobile version after this because I think the website is basically complete. (I also bought a domain lols) Our offical team name is squigs now so thats kinda cool
Devlog #5 (FINAL DEVLOG) I bought my second ever domain :) I connected it to github pages so hopefully the DNS check goes through sometime soon… BUT the rest of the website is pretty much complete. For the mobile version, I was kinda too lazy to switch everything around again so I just added a little notification on the bottom telling the user that the website is made for desktop devices and will be pretty wonky on the mobile version. I switched up some colors around again to just make everything match and flow a little better. I think I really like how this website came out and hopefully it will be fully functioning! p.s: huge thanks to the big AZ for making me the backgrounds lol
Changed the text, added GIFS and resumes
Ships:
This is a portfolio website for my science research team :) We needed a portfolio website for cold emailing so we could display our skills so I decided to make it. (also be cause it is quite fun) This website was inspired by sharyap.com because I really liked the design and feeling it gave off. The website is best used with a desktop device (mobile doesn’t really work too well) and you can drag, drop, and stack the various windows together. There is a dark to light mode switch in the top left corner that inverts the color palette as well as sound effects that play when you click specific buttons. I hope you enjoy playing around with the website!...
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My first slack bot! by @jacob_warner | Stardance
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Warden: Agentic Windows Troubleshooter by @Aaryama Warden: Agentic Windows Troubleshooter by @Aaryaman | Stardance...
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[{"post_id": 51684, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 51684, "ts": "2026-08-21T14:33:51Z", "hours": 13.8103, "text": "This project is finally over and I regret forgetting to post devlogs about it. This is Warden: An agentic windows sytstem troubleshooter. I spent a week trying to think of an agentic tool which is original, everything I thought of had already been built. During the brainstorming phase, I ran into wifi problems which led me to think of building an agentic system troubleshooter for windows. I quickly wrote down the idea on a page and described it with as much detail as I could and then showed it to my friends. They loved the idea but worried about the feasibility, I assured them and said that it didn’t matter because the important thing is what you learn from it. I spent another week trying to brainstorm the features and the technical aspects and when we were ready, we all started building. After some time, we were ready with the first draft. It wasn’t great, the ui was very bad but it was a start. Soon after, we hired claude code and spent hours trying to debug and improve the badly written code in hopes of learning from our mistakes. This went on for some time. Eventually, the first version was ready and it passed all the tests. But, it still failed to actually troubleshoot real windows errors. In the end, we realized that with 0 funds and a team of 5 lazy students, it wasn’t possible to compete with the folks at microsoft who built the not so useful windows troubleshooter."}]...
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Title: Warden: Agentic Windows Troubleshooter by @ Title: Warden: Agentic Windows Troubleshooter by @Aaryaman | Stardance
Devlogs:
This project is finally over and I regret forgetting to post devlogs about it. This is Warden: An agentic windows sytstem troubleshooter. I spent a week trying to think of an agentic tool which is original, everything I thought of had already been built. During the brainstorming phase, I ran into wifi problems which led me to think of building an agentic system troubleshooter for windows. I quickly wrote down the idea on a page and described it with as much detail as I could and then showed it to my friends. They loved the idea but worried about the feasibility, I assured them and said that it didn’t matter because the important thing is what you learn from it. I spent another week trying to brainstorm the features and the technical aspects and when we were ready, we all started building. After some time, we were ready with the first draft. It wasn’t great, the ui was very bad but it was a start. Soon after, we hired claude code and spent hours trying to debug and improve the badly written code in hopes of learning from our mistakes. This went on for some time. Eventually, the first version was ready and it passed all the tests. But, it still failed to actually troubleshoot real windows errors. In the end, we realized that with 0 funds and a team of 5 lazy students, it wasn’t possible to compete with the folks at microsoft who built the not so useful windows troubleshooter.
Ships:
I made an agentic system troubleshooter, the most challenging part of building this was probably the infinite windows errors which made it difficult to predefine the fixes for them. I am proud of the fact that you can install Warden from it’s demo website....
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My first slack bot! by @Rezwan | Stardance
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WarioWare Game by @filippine_lec | Stardance
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Title: WarioWare Game by @filippine_lec | Stardanc Title: WarioWare Game by @filippine_lec | Stardance
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Finally started!!!!...
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My own site! by @MahmoudHilmi | Stardance
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printing legion bot by @itis | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 54183, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 54183, "ts": "2026-08-25T01:52:35Z", "hours": 0.5269, "text": "It is now more reliable, though it’ll still go down when hackai goes down and slack just stop responding every once in a while. It is now more clear in the testing guidelines, and I have improved the reliability of the region checking. I have also removed the feature where it checks for duplicates, as spam isn’t much of a problem (for now) and it makes testing hard."}, {"post_id": 53948, "ts": "2026-08-24T17:30:21Z", "hours": 0.31, "text": "I updated the readme with the required changes, and I also fixed the bug where it would say (undefined) if the printer didn’t specify filament stock."}, {"post_id": 53365, "ts": "2026-08-23T21:46:54Z", "hours": 2.8606, "text": "After some feedback from some beta testers, i found that people want dimension filters, since most post companies only accept mail under a certain set of dimentions, and mail is much cheaper than parcel, especially internationally. I wired everything up to threejs and occt and the github api and got the bounding box. Now, there is also a /add-custom-filter command, allowing you to restrict it to any arbitrary set of filters."}, {"post_id": 52723, "ts": "2026-08-23T01:25:04Z", "hours": 0.6325, "text": "I got it running on the server, but since most of my time was spent over ssh, that wasn’t captured by hackatime, but anyhow, it runs on the server now, and I also got a bunch of willing beta testers who are also printing for printing legion."}, {"post_id": 52053, "ts": "2026-08-22T03:00:22Z", "hours": 1.2111, "text": "I got the database working, and the bot probably almost completely works. There is now a /add-as-printer command where you can specify the region where your receiving prints, and it will only include those. I also got eslint setup and refactored the whole codebase. Next, I need to make and upload all the assets like the icons and stuff and make good documentation. Also, I applied for a best server and I’m waiting for approval."}, {"post_id": 51781, "ts": "2026-08-21T16:54:53Z", "hours": 1.3131, "text": "The bot is now able to parse print requests into a json schema using the hack club ai api. Currently the api is down, but it still kinda works with stealth models since they’re free, so right now, i’m using stealth/ox-alpha. I will switch to gpt oss 120b soon for speeeeeed. next, i’ll setup a json db (ik, eww, but it’s easier and im lazy) to store the requests."}]...
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Title: printing legion bot by @itis | Stardance
D Title: printing legion bot by @itis | Stardance
Devlogs:
The bot is now able to parse print requests into a json schema using the hack club ai api. Currently the api is down, but it still kinda works with stealth models since they’re free, so right now, i’m using stealth/ox-alpha. I will switch to gpt oss 120b soon for speeeeeed. next, i’ll setup a json db (ik, eww, but it’s easier and im lazy) to store the requests.
I got the database working, and the bot probably almost completely works. There is now a /add-as-printer command where you can specify the region where your receiving prints, and it will only include those. I also got eslint setup and refactored the whole codebase. Next, I need to make and upload all the assets like the icons and stuff and make good documentation. Also, I applied for a best server and I’m waiting for approval.
I got it running on the server, but since most of my time was spent over ssh, that wasn’t captured by hackatime, but anyhow, it runs on the server now, and I also got a bunch of willing beta testers who are also printing for printing legion.
After some feedback from some beta testers, i found that people want dimension filters, since most post companies only accept mail under a certain set of dimentions, and mail is much cheaper than parcel, especially internationally. I wired everything up to threejs and occt and the github api and got the bounding box. Now, there is also a /add-custom-filter command, allowing you to restrict it to any arbitrary set of filters.
I updated the readme with the required changes, and I also fixed the bug where it would say (undefined) if the printer didn’t specify filament stock.
It is now more reliable, though it’ll still go down when hackai goes down and slack just stop responding every once in a while. It is now more clear in the testing guidelines, and I have improved the reliability of the region checking. I have also removed the feature where it checks for duplicates, as spam isn’t much of a problem (for now) and it makes testing hard.
Ships:
I made a Slack bot for #printing-legion that pings printers that are near the location of the request. It is able to fetch stl/step files to find its bounding box dimensions to be filtered by custom per printer filters. I also got beta testers to test, which is where I got some of these ideas. I speedran making this, so somehow, I made everything in 6 hours even though I’ve never made a slack bot....
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Title: Software Renderer by @DeltaBob | Stardance
Title: Software Renderer by @DeltaBob | Stardance
Devlogs:
I just finished adding textures (via mtl parsing) and basic lighting (via normal maps) to my software renderer (in rust)! I also implemented some much needed optimisation and improved fps by 400%! (~30fps in Sponza)...
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My awesome macropad! by @Milkypoint | Stardance
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My Own Site! by @Mysterious-- | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 54653, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 54653, "ts": "2026-08-25T18:03:56Z", "hours": 3.6231, "text": "I improved and polished my personal portfolio website with several visual and interactive updates. I worked on the overall styling, layout, sections, spacing, contact area, images and responsiveness to give the website a more complete and consistent feel. I also added smoother scroll-reveal animations, a typing effect, animated statistics, active navigation feedback, a back-to-top button, a scroll progress bar, background/rain effects and custom cursor interactions. Along the way, I fixed bugs and broken elements from the earlier version and improved how my projects, skills, experience, achievements, journey and contact information are presented.Finally, I cleaned up parts of the HTML, CSS and JavaScript to make the website run more smoothly and feel more polished overall."}, {"post_id": 44130, "ts": "2026-08-09T18:11:35Z", "hours": 0.3003, "text": "Tomorrow’s Plan Quick update: I spent around 5h 6m on the project so far, and I also fixed the remaining bugs in about 20 minutes today. Tomorrow I want to focus on polishing the site rather than adding a ton of new features. I’ll work on improving the overall design, checking the mobile layout, cleaning up anything that feels inconsistent and making sure everything works properly before shipping. Goal for tomorrow: polish → test → ship 🚀"}, {"post_id": 43875, "ts": "2026-08-09T10:05:07Z", "hours": 4.8872, "text": "My Own Site is my personal portfolio and a place to document the things I build, test, experiment with and learn."}]...
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Title: My Own Site! by @Mysterious-- | Stardance
Title: My Own Site! by @Mysterious-- | Stardance
Devlogs:
My Own Site is my personal portfolio and a place to document the things I build, test, experiment with and learn.
Tomorrow’s Plan Quick update: I spent around 5h 6m on the project so far, and I also fixed the remaining bugs in about 20 minutes today. Tomorrow I want to focus on polishing the site rather than adding a ton of new features. I’ll work on improving the overall design, checking the mobile layout, cleaning up anything that feels inconsistent and making sure everything works properly before shipping. Goal for tomorrow: polish → test → ship 🚀
I improved and polished my personal portfolio website with several visual and interactive updates. I worked on the overall styling, layout, sections, spacing, contact area, images and responsiveness to give the website a more complete and consistent feel. I also added smoother scroll-reveal animations, a typing effect, animated statistics, active navigation feedback, a back-to-top button, a scroll progress bar, background/rain effects and custom cursor interactions. Along the way, I fixed bugs and broken elements from the earlier version and improved how my projects, skills, experience, achievements, journey and contact information are presented.Finally, I cleaned up parts of the HTML, CSS and JavaScript to make the website run more smoothly and feel more polished overall.
Ships:
I made a website showing my personal portfolio. It includes my achievements, my participation in different hackathons, my skills and my projects. The thing I felt challenging was styling the website and encountering the bugs. I’m proud of myself for making my personal portfolio website. People can explore diffrent sections of my portfolio, including my achievements, hackathons, skills and projects. They can also test the navigations, interact with the links and buttons and check how the website looks and works on different screen sizes.
I made a website showing my personal portfolio. It includes my achievements, my participation in different hackathons, my skills and my projects. The thing I felt challenging was styling the website and encountering the bugs. I’m proud of myself for making my personal portfolio website. People can explore diffrent sections of my portfolio, including my achievements, hackathons, skills and projects. They can also test the navigations, interact with the links and buttons and check how the website looks and works on different screen sizes....
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My first slack bot! by @Ozwin | Stardance
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/HEXpi/ by @moorejn4 | Stardance
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Title: MinecraftIDE by @Leon | Stardance
Devlogs: Title: MinecraftIDE by @Leon | Stardance
Devlogs:
SOOOOO we got a block and that block has an interface next up make an export command/block idc make it run? more python stuff eventually some hackatime :)
Exportinggggg so, thanks to chat, i now know how to make a working export command….and it only took like 2h to code myself…we are now able to export the print blocks to acctual python files…that can be runned on the users device (not ingame) andd ig the pic just shows the most important line…where it gets saved lol...
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[{"post_id": 45969, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 45969, "ts": "2026-08-12T19:57:05Z", "hours": 2.0447, "text": "Devlog #7 Subject: Upgrading the Sensor Suite & Advanced Vario Estimation Date: 8/12 After starting to making the BOM and other details for the drone i diced to making an update of the hardware I updated the PCB IMU to an industrial-grade Bosch BMI088 (with GYRO CS on PA4 and ACC CS on PA4) and swapped the barometer for an SPL06-001 (BARO CS on PA0, MAG CS on PA3). This hardware revision allowed us to introduce major firmware variations: Firmware V003 ( XDQ-001F_V003.ino ) : Direct hardware support and pinout re-routing for the new BMI088 (dual-die SPI mode 0/3) and SPL06-001 barometer drivers. Firmware V004 ( XDQ-001F_V004.ino ) : Advanced sensor fusion algorithms including a 3rd-order Complementary Altitude & Vario Estimator (fusing SPL06 baro and BMI088 AccelZ at 1kHz for lag-free vertical speed estimation) and a PT2 (2nd-order) Low-Pass Notch Filter on the BMI088 gyro to suppress motor vibration noise before the PID loop. 🚀 XDQ-001 Devlog: Sensor Suite Overhaul & Vario Fusion Here is a quick update on the latest hardware and firmware milestones for the XDQ-001 flight platform. 1. PCB Hardware Upgrade (August 12th) We upgraded the onboard sensor suite to industrial-grade components. The FCB now houses a Bosch BMI088 IMU (separate gyro/accel dies for superior vibration resistance) and a Goertek SPL06-001 high-resolution barometer. The SPI CS routing was updated accordingly (GYRO CS & ACC CS on PA4, MAG CS on PA3, BARO CS on PA0). 2. Driver Integration & V003 Firmware (August 12th) With new hardware comes updated firmware. We wrote dedicated drivers for the BMI088 (handling its dual SPI Mode 0 / Mode 3 requirements and ±24G / ±2000 dps scaling) and the SPL06-001 (decoding its 18-byte calibration array). All of this was packed into XDQ-001F_V003.ino , keeping V002 safe as a backup. 3. 3rd-Order Vario & Altitude Fusion (August 12th) Why get better hardware if you aren’t going to push it? In XDQ-001F_V004.ino , we built a 3rd-order Complementary Altitude/Vario Estimator that runs inside the 1kHz ISR. It fuses earth-frame Z acceleration with barometric pressure to calculate instantaneous vertical velocity ( climbRate_mps ). Altitude lock during autonomous waypoint missions is now smoother than ever without any altitude lag. 4. PT2 Gyro Filtering & Tuning (August 12th) To clean up motor noise before it hits the PID controllers and the SO(3) geometric attitude loop, we added a 2nd-order Low-Pass Filter (PT2) with a 90Hz cutoff directly on the BMI088 gyro channels. We also re-tuned Mahony’s Adaptive Accel Gating to leverage the ±24G dynamic range during aggressive maneuvers."}, {"post_id": 39193, "ts": "2026-08-02T00:00:21Z", "hours": 7.35, "text": "🚀 XDQ-001 Devlog: The Last Month I know I disappeared for a month. Here is a quick, easy-to-read update on what I’ve recently been developing for the XDQ-001 drone. I have focused on simulating, visualizing, and refining the control and navigation algorithms to ensure smooth flight and navigation, as well as robustness under extreme conditions. 1. Teaching the Drone to Balance (July 19th) We kicked things off by focusing on the drone’s “attitude”—basically, how it balances and tilts in the air. We built the core logic (PID controllers) so the drone can stay stable even if we send it aggressive commands. To make sure everything was working right, we also set up some visual tools to watch the simulation data in real time. 2. Navigating and Visualizing the Path (July 26th) Next up: Navigation! We connected our new balancing act with algorithms that tell the drone where to go. To actually see what the drone’s “brain” was planning, we built some cool Python scripts that render 3D flight paths. We also made some nice flowcharts (using Mermaid) to keep our ideas organized. 3. Automated Virtual Flights (July 26th) Nobody wants to test untested code on a real, expensive drone. So, we built a pipeline that automatically runs the drone through different virtual missions: Route (following waypoints) , Orbit (flying in circles) , and RTL (Return to Launch) . We also added tools that check how accurate the drone’s internal GPS and sensors are during these flights. Now, it can test itself before we ever take it outside! 4. Making the Drone Tougher (August 1st) The real world is messy—there’s wind, vibrations, and sensor noise. To deal with this, we added something called Accel Gating . Basically, if the drone gets hit by a sudden gust of wind or a sensor throws a crazy number, the drone is now smart enough to say, “That data looks wrong, I’m ignoring it.” We ran dozens of automated stress tests (adding fake wind and latency) to prove it works. 5. Ready for the Real World (August 1st) Finally, we moved all this tested, simulated code over to the actual drone firmware ( XDQ-001F_V002.ino ). Everything compiled perfectly and is officially loaded onto the real hardware."}, {"post_id": 20239, "ts": "2026-07-01T19:47:08Z", "hours": 1.5264, "text": "Devlog #5 Subject: Finishing the PCB Date: 7/1 I finally finished re-routing the PCB; it was one of my most challenging tasks, as I had to manage various signal lines (SPI, UART, USB) while prioritizing noise control and isolation to prevent interference with the traces. The board is essentially a flight controller (FCB) featuring an IMU, magnetometer, barometer, MCU, and flash memory, along with external connectors for the ESC, radio, GPS, etc. It measures 45x50mm—compact compared to commercial double-sided flight controllers—and is a 4-layer board."}, {"post_id": 19580, "ts": "2026-06-30T22:32:42Z", "hours": 1.1353, "text": "Devlog #4 Subject: Rerouting the PCB Date: 6/30 Today, I wanted to redo the PCB routing and component placement to reduce noise and the amount of copper and vias used. I am trying to simplify the PCB placement and routing, aiming to use the fewest possible vias and clean connections."}, {"post_id": 17740, "ts": "2026-06-28T17:38:52Z", "hours": 0.7967, "text": "Devlog #3 Subject: Start to making the firmware and nav algorithms Date: 6/28 I have started developing the drone’s firmware—including PID control and navigation algorithms—by basing it on and modifying the firmware from my previous fixed-wing project to adapt it for a rotary-wing drone. I also incorporated new filters and algorithms to leverage the STM32F4’s capabilities and optimize flash memory management."}, {"post_id": 14032, "ts": "2026-06-23T00:29:37Z", "hours": 0.7833, "text": "Devlog #2 Subject: Finishing CAD & Adding Fasteners Date: 6/22/2026 I was finalizing the CAD modeling; in this case, the only things I hadn’t done were drilling the holes for the countersunk screws, threading, rounding the chassis, and conducting motion studies to see how the drone behaves."}, {"post_id": 10326, "ts": "2026-06-17T00:07:17Z", "hours": 2.0408, "text": "Devlog #1 Date: 6/16/2026 Subject: Making CAD Design I decided to discard the original design I had created due to a reorganization of the FCB I’m going to use. I redid the unfinished models, like the frame, and adjusted the size to minimize this. However, space management is a problem; accommodating the ESC, FCB, external GPS, and radio can become a hassle if I don’t carefully plan the placement of each component. I’m starting to brainstorm ideas for my own navigation and management algorithm, primarily as an alternative to Betaflight and other similar software."}]...
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Title: XDQ-001 by @Cipher012 | Stardance
Devlogs: Title: XDQ-001 by @Cipher012 | Stardance
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Devlog #1 Date: 6/16/2026 Subject: Making CAD Design I decided to discard the original design I had created due to a reorganization of the FCB I’m going to use. I redid the unfinished models, like the frame, and adjusted the size to minimize this. However, space management is a problem; accommodating the ESC, FCB, external GPS, and radio can become a hassle if I don’t carefully plan the placement of each component. I’m starting to brainstorm ideas for my own navigation and management algorithm, primarily as an alternative to Betaflight and other similar software.
Devlog #2 Subject: Finishing CAD & Adding Fasteners Date: 6/22/2026 I was finalizing the CAD modeling; in this case, the only things I hadn’t done were drilling the holes for the countersunk screws, threading, rounding the chassis, and conducting motion studies to see how the drone behaves.
Devlog #3 Subject: Start to making the firmware and nav algorithms Date: 6/28 I have started developing the drone’s firmware—including PID control and navigation algorithms—by basing it on and modifying the firmware from my previous fixed-wing project to adapt it for a rotary-wing drone. I also incorporated new filters and algorithms to leverage the STM32F4’s capabilities and optimize flash memory management.
Devlog #4 Subject: Rerouting the PCB Date: 6/30 Today, I wanted to redo the PCB routing and component placement to reduce noise and the amount of copper and vias used. I am trying to simplify the PCB placement and routing, aiming to use the fewest possible vias and clean connections.
Devlog #5 Subject: Finishing the PCB Date: 7/1 I finally finished re-routing the PCB; it was one of my most challenging tasks, as I had to manage various signal lines (SPI, UART, USB) while prioritizing noise control and isolation to prevent interference with the traces. The board is essentially a flight controller (FCB) featuring an IMU, magnetometer, barometer, MCU, and flash memory, along with external connectors for the ESC, radio, GPS, etc. It measures 45x50mm—compact compared to commercial double-sided flight controllers—and is a 4-layer board.
🚀 XDQ-001 Devlog: The Last Month I know I disappeared for a month. Here is a quick, easy-to-read update on what I’ve recently been developing for the XDQ-001 drone. I have focused on simulating, visualizing, and refining the control and navigation algorithms to ensure smooth flight and navigation, as well as robustness under extreme conditions. 1. Teaching the Drone to Balance (July 19th) We kicked things off by focusing on the drone’s “attitude”—basically, how it balances and tilts in the air. We built the core logic (PID controllers) so the drone can stay stable even if we send it aggressive commands. To make sure everything was working right, we also set up some visual tools to watch the simulation data in real time. 2. Navigating and Visualizing the Path (July 26th) Next up: Navigation! We connected our new balancing act with algorithms that tell the drone where to go. To actually see what the drone’s “brain” was planning, we built some cool Python scripts that render 3D flight paths. We also made some nice flowcharts (using Mermaid) to keep our ideas organized. 3. Automated Virtual Flights (July 26th) Nobody wants to test untested code on a real, expensive drone. So, we built a pipeline that automatically runs the drone through different virtual missions: Route (following waypoints) , Orbit (flying in circles) , and RTL (Return to Launch) . We also added tools that check how accurate the drone’s internal GPS and sensors are during these flights. Now, it can test itself before we ever take it outside! 4. Making the Drone Tougher (August 1st) The real world is messy—there’s wind, vibrations, and sensor noise. To deal with this, we added something called Accel Gating . Basically, if the drone gets hit by a sudden gust of wind or a sensor throws a crazy number, the drone is now smart enough to say, “That data looks wrong, I’m ignoring it.” We ran dozens of automated stress tests (adding fake wind and latency) to prove it works. 5. Ready for the Real World (August 1st) Finally, we moved all this tested, simulated code over to the actual drone firmware ( XDQ-001F_V002.ino ). Everything compiled perfectly and is officially loaded onto the real hardware.
Devlog #7 Subject: Upgrading the Sensor Suite & Advanced Vario Estimation Date: 8/12 After starting to making the BOM and other details for the drone i diced to making an update of the hardware I updated the PCB IMU to an industrial-grade Bosch BMI088 (with GYRO CS on PA4 and ACC CS on PA4) and swapped the barometer for an SPL06-001 (BARO CS on PA0, MAG CS on PA3). This hardware revision allowed us to introduce major firmware variations: Firmware V003 ( XDQ-001F_V003.ino ) : Direct hardware support and pinout re-routing for the new BMI088 (dual-die SPI mode 0/3) and SPL06-001 barometer drivers. Firmware V004 ( XDQ-001F_V004.ino ) : Advanced sensor fusion algorithms including a 3rd-order Complementary Altitude & Vario Estimator (fusing SPL06 baro and BMI088 AccelZ at 1kHz for lag-free vertical speed estimation) and a PT2 (2nd-order) Low-Pass Notch Filter on the BMI088 gyro to suppress motor vibration noise before the PID loop. 🚀 XDQ-001 Devlog: Sensor Suite Overhaul & Vario Fusion Here is a quick update on the latest hardware and firmware milestones for the XDQ-001 flight platform. 1. PCB Hardware Upgrade (August 12th) We upgraded the onboard sensor suite to industrial-grade components. The FCB now houses a Bosch BMI088 IMU (separate gyro/accel dies for superior vibration resistance) and a Goertek SPL06-001 high-resolution barometer. The SPI CS routing was updated accordingly (GYRO CS & ACC CS on PA4, MAG CS on PA3, BARO CS on PA0). 2. Driver Integration & V003 Firmware (August 12th) With new hardware comes updated firmware. We wrote dedicated drivers for the BMI088 (handling its dual SPI Mode 0 / Mode 3 requirements and ±24G / ±2000 dps scaling) and the SPL06-001 (decoding its 18-byte calibration array). All of this was packed into XDQ-001F_V003.ino , keeping V002 safe as a backup. 3. 3rd-Order Vario & Altitude Fusion (August 12th) Why get better hardware if you aren’t going to push it? In XDQ-001F_V004.ino , we built a 3rd-order Complementary Altitude/Vario Estimator that runs inside the 1kHz ISR. It fuses earth-frame Z acceleration with barometric pressure to calculate instantaneous vertical velocity ( climbRate_mps ). Altitude lock during autonomous waypoint missions is now smoother than ever without any altitude lag. 4. PT2 Gyro Filtering & Tuning (August 12th) To clean up motor noise before it hits the PID controllers and the SO(3) geometric attitude loop, we added a 2nd-order Low-Pass Filter (PT2) with a 90Hz cutoff directly on the BMI088 gyro channels. We also re-tuned Mahony’s Adaptive Accel Gating to leverage the ±24G dynamic range during aggressive maneuvers....
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SAMSB Baseball site by @nicklogan1412 | Stardance
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Title: SAMSB Baseball site by @nicklogan1412 | Sta Title: SAMSB Baseball site by @nicklogan1412 | Stardance
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i created my website, im really bad at html and thats why it took me so long. The website is for my schools baseball team becouse there isnt a site for them but there is for the other schools. When the season starts there will be more info on the site
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I made a HTML website for my schools baseball team. My school has a website for all the other teams but not one for the baseball team. Baseball season in Missouri starts in Spring so there is no data on the lineup, schedule and more information. Most media for the school is incredibly hard to find as our school district is very harsh on realising information. There are links to MSHSAA and the school districts website (Fergflor.org). There isnt alot to add right now because of the lack of information that is assessable....
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My first slack bot! by @Nolan2012 | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @momoife_ogunjobi | Starda My awesome macropad! by @momoife_ogunjobi | Stardance...
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Build your own text company Roblox game by @Ethani Build your own text company Roblox game by @Ethanisking | Stardance...
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to do list by @umar7 | Stardance
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Title: to do list by @umar7 | Stardance
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Title: to do list by @umar7 | Stardance
Devlogs:
i have created a simple to-do list which can be marked as checked and unchecked it also saves the tasks in the browser so even if the browser is closed or refreshed it does not delete the tasks
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i created a simple To-do list which is locally stored in the browsers storage so even if the browser is closed or refreshed the tasks are still there...
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AI todo list by @Tyo | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 83571, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 83571, "ts": "2026-10-28T05:06:38Z", "hours": 0.2533, "text": "Updated the readme too!~"}, {"post_id": 83565, "ts": "2026-10-28T04:49:00Z", "hours": 1.715, "text": "I think I hate telegram, so after the ship was returned to me, I was stumped to why people can’t press the start bot button. I actually gave up on this project….Until my friend said to just remake it in slack! Now I have to be honest, I used AI for this part - . I’m sorryyyy , but I’m not a js coder, I barely could do that slack bot mission~~ I wanna finish this project before stardance ends. But I promise you guys I will actually learn it in the next YSWS when there’s ample time. “But this was 2 months agoo” shushhh, I..I was doing the other projects…. again I will try to not use AI as in the future anymore!~ (for writing code at least~)"}, {"post_id": 62125, "ts": "2026-09-05T11:45:11Z", "hours": 1.0725, "text": "Running Running! I finally got it to run on nest!!!! WOOOO, Yeyyyy. I was reading the slack bot tutorial for so longggg and I was regretting not writing this in js ;-;. I had to do a bit of search to find that I need to make something called a virtual environment and after that, it wasn’t as bad! Now it can run for eternity! Muahahahaha (or until my nest expires :p)"}, {"post_id": 62055, "ts": "2026-09-05T09:05:18Z", "hours": 0.7442, "text": "Hello! I realized something when I posted this morning and that was that I didn’t had a way to figure out if a task is expiring or not (oh no! ) So I added this recheck feature that will handle that and the best part is that the code I used (which is to find the time remaining between the due date and today) can be reused in the future!!! (Yeyyyyy) Okie that’s all, buh bai!~"}, {"post_id": 61993, "ts": "2026-09-05T06:16:04Z", "hours": 1.9475, "text": "Hai Hai! So I’ve added a little bit more UI (hooray!) And now you can see the tasks you’ve added into the bot, there’s a few bit of clunkiness in it but hopefully I can iron it out soon!~ now to make it sound cooler…."}, {"post_id": 60818, "ts": "2026-09-03T13:21:24Z", "hours": 1.2114, "text": "A little early but I just really want to show this!~ I added the bot into telegram!!!! Anyways, It’s barebones rn(actually I don’t think this is even considered working yet ;-;) but I can text to it and it replies!! I count that as a win!~"}, {"post_id": 60687, "ts": "2026-09-03T07:05:45Z", "hours": 1.5783, "text": "Here we go! My first AI orientated project!~ Anyways I wanted to do this cuz I always wanted to make a todo list but never wanted to actually sort and write it. I kinda want to just, dump sentences in and let someone else sort it ykyk (please tell me you know ;-;). I started this project with gemini’s free api but it only allowed for like 20 responses a day, which I think is quite little, so I did some research and found groq (not to be mistaken with grok ;-;) and used theirs instead combined with open ai’s model and I think this is a pretty good start!~ now to figure out what kind of bot I want it to be….. (prob slack bot but still….)"}]...
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Title: AI todo list by @Tyo | Stardance
Devlogs:
Title: AI todo list by @Tyo | Stardance
Devlogs:
Here we go! My first AI orientated project!~ Anyways I wanted to do this cuz I always wanted to make a todo list but never wanted to actually sort and write it. I kinda want to just, dump sentences in and let someone else sort it ykyk (please tell me you know ;-;). I started this project with gemini’s free api but it only allowed for like 20 responses a day, which I think is quite little, so I did some research and found groq (not to be mistaken with grok ;-;) and used theirs instead combined with open ai’s model and I think this is a pretty good start!~ now to figure out what kind of bot I want it to be….. (prob slack bot but still….)
A little early but I just really want to show this!~ I added the bot into telegram!!!! Anyways, It’s barebones rn(actually I don’t think this is even considered working yet ;-;) but I can text to it and it replies!! I count that as a win!~
Hai Hai! So I’ve added a little bit more UI (hooray!) And now you can see the tasks you’ve added into the bot, there’s a few bit of clunkiness in it but hopefully I can iron it out soon!~ now to make it sound cooler….
Hello! I realized something when I posted this morning and that was that I didn’t had a way to figure out if a task is expiring or not (oh no! ) So I added this recheck feature that will handle that and the best part is that the code I used (which is to find the time remaining between the due date and today) can be reused in the future!!! (Yeyyyyy) Okie that’s all, buh bai!~
Running Running! I finally got it to run on nest!!!! WOOOO, Yeyyyy. I was reading the slack bot tutorial for so longggg and I was regretting not writing this in js ;-;. I had to do a bit of search to find that I need to make something called a virtual environment and after that, it wasn’t as bad! Now it can run for eternity! Muahahahaha (or until my nest expires :p)
I think I hate telegram, so after the ship was returned to me, I was stumped to why people can’t press the start bot button. I actually gave up on this project….Until my friend said to just remake it in slack! Now I have to be honest, I used AI for this part - . I’m sorryyyy , but I’m not a js coder, I barely could do that slack bot mission~~ I wanna finish this project before stardance ends. But I promise you guys I will actually learn it in the next YSWS when there’s ample time. “But this was 2 months agoo” shushhh, I..I was doing the other projects…. again I will try to not use AI as in the future anymore!~ (for writing code at least~)
Updated the readme too!~
Ships:
Imagine a bot that listens to your ramblings and converts it into a tasks that is placed in a virtual todo lists. That’s what I wanted to make!!!~ And I think it turned out well! For being the first time making a telegram bot, as well as interacting with AI APIs. I honestly think it’s really really REALLY cool! And of course, placing AI management under my “things I can do” belt. Hehehe~ <3...
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polaris-os by @kai_lmao | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-0 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-09-19T11:23:19Z", "hours": 7.0, "multiplier": 9.93, "payout": 69, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "hey everyone! After reading your reviews on my last ship, I spent time restructuring my code and adding some new features to make the OS feel much more like a real desktop. Here is what’s new: Local storage persistence: Polaris OS finally remembers your preferences! your custom accent colors and notepad entries now save automatically, so you won’t lose them when you reload the page. Achievements system: i added 5 brand-new unlockable achievements to find while exploring the OS (and yes, your progress saves via local storage too!). New dictionary app: look up any word instantly using the Openmuse API. you can use the new dictionary app, or just type define [word] straight into the terminal. Settings app & UI polish: built a dedicated Settings app to manage the OS. i also added a volume slider for the media player (which has new songs!), and hover-name overlays for taskbar apps. Performance & visual upgrades: designed a brand new, cooler loading animation, fixed the stretched confetti hitbox bug, and optimized the NASA APOD widget so high-res space images no longer lag the entire website. let me know what you think of the new apps and if you manage to unlock all the achievements!", "repo": "https://github.com/KaiTheGreat-123/polaris-os", "demo": "https://kaithegreat-123.github.io/polaris-os/"}, {"ship_num": 2, "ts": "2026-09-11T12:27:41Z", "hours": 8.0, "multiplier": 11.4, "payout": 93, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "hey guys! i’m back with more big updates for polaris! since my last ship, i’ve been juggling my exams but still managed to add some really fun new features to make the OS feel even more alive and interactive. heres a list of every single new change i added since and the issues i had with adding them: Apps Music app: the music app was pretty fun to add and made polaris less boring, but i kept running into issues with adding the ui over the default ui (the white blob which did not match polaris at all) Gallery app: the gallery app is another addition, with a few pictures related to polaris. the difficult part was adding the transitions between changing the pictures, and loading the pictures without taking hours Terminal app: the terminal app is something i took inspiration from other webos’s, and it was actually hard to add and i also kept running into a issue where i could not type in the app at all, but i fixed it all and got it working! Other changes Dynamic wallpaper: i got a few people say that the wallpaper looked a little boring, so i added stars that float around the entire wallpaper and react with your cursor! TicTacToe bot: this one was a great learning experience but just as hard, took me a while to figure out what i was doing but i finally got there in the end and built a working bot to play against! Desktop widgets: i added 2 widgets, the analog time and the NASA APOD. the analog time was pretty straight forward, but the NASA APOD was a little hard, especially with adding a fallback because any video APOD just broke the widget. For the smaller changes i just changed the logos of a few apps to look consistent, cleaned up my github repo and changed the tab title. im getting pretty close to reaching where i want polaris to be. feel free to try out all the changes! hope you enjoy them :)", "repo": "https://github.com/KaiTheGreat-123/polaris-os", "demo": "https://kaithegreat-123.github.io/polaris-os/"}, {"ship_num": 3, "ts": "2026-09-03T18:31:36Z", "hours": 7.0, "multiplier": 10.36, "payout": 75, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "hey everyone! i’m back with more updates to Polaris, my web-based space-themed OS! since my last ship, i’ve made many changes to make it feel even more like a real, immersive desktop experience right in your browser. the biggest new tool is the weather app! you can just type in your desired city and it instantly fetches the real time temperature and weather conditions using an api. the live clock on the taskbar also got an update as clicking it now smoothly slides up an interactive calendar, complete with arrows so you can actually navigate through different months! it also removes the need to have its own app in the taskbar, and feels more like windows. i also completely revamped the ui and aesthetics! everything now has a glowing purple drop shadows around the edges of the windows (kinda like underglow on a car!). the taskbar icons now smoothly scale up when you hover over them to indicate that they are selected, and clicking them makes the apps fade into existence instead of just snapping in. i also merged the welcome and links pages into one big info window to keep the desktop clean. to make the whole OS feel alive, i built a brand new animated star filling loading screen, plus i added global sound effects! there’s a satisfying startup sound when the OS finishes booting, and click sounds whenever you open apps or navigate the UI. (there’s also a fun hidden easter egg on the desktop background that triggers star confetti if you click the text!) my goal is still to turn this into a single tab with everything simple a person could need in one place. i will continue working on this project, polishing the animations, and ofc adding more apps! feel free to drag the glowing windows around, check your local weather, and play around with the confetti! i hope you like my work :)", "repo": "https://github.com/KaiTheGreat-123/polaris-os", "demo": "https://kaithegreat-123.github.io/polaris-os/"}, {"ship_num": 4, "ts": "2026-08-30T12:08:21Z", "hours": 4.0, "multiplier": 9.08, "payout": 36, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "hey everyone! i built Polaris, a web-based OS based on a space theme! it feels just like a real OS experience right here in your browser! the whole thing is built by me completely from scratch, using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. it just started out as a simple introductory project, but once i started adding more things to it, it slowly turned into a whole operating system! the first app i added was the note taker, which was a simple tool to add temporary notes and reminders inside. after that, i added more apps like the calculator, timer, and tic-tac-toe (more coming soon)! all of these apps can run at the exact same time, and you can drag them all around the screen. the taskbar at the bottom gives you easy access to open any of the available apps, complete with icons that highlight when you tap them and a live clock. feel free to check out all the apps, drag the windows around, and see if you can beat your friends at tic-tac-toe! i plan on turning into a single tab with everything simple a person could need, so instead of opening multiple apps, anyone can just open one single tab and have all the simple tools they need in one place! i will continue working on this project as time passes, and i plan to add animations to everything, add an apps window, and ofc more apps! i hope you like my work :)", "repo": "https://github.com/KaiTheGreat-123/polaris-os", "demo": "https://kaithegreat-123.github.io/polaris-os/"}, {"ship_num": 5, "ts": "2026-08-25T14:31:38Z", "hours": 4.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "i made a webOS that is themed after the Polaris star! it took me a few hours to get this far, and i am going to spend a few hours every weekend progressing it further by adding more apps, and giving it more functionality in general. a new feature i built is a taskbar on the bottom with the ability to open windows and applications, and see time from there instead of a top bar which was mentioned in the guide, so i could get a more windows/macOS feel to the webOS which is more familiar.", "repo": "https://github.com/KaiTheGreat-123/polaris-os", "demo": "https://kaithegreat-123.github.io/polaris-os/"}]...
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[{"post_id": 70546, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 70546, "ts": "2026-09-19T10:41:45Z", "hours": 0.7503, "text": "a few smaller changes before i ship again, there was an issue where the clickable box on the text for confetti was stretched across the entire screen, so i fixed that. Another issue that was there is that when the nasa apod was a very high res image, it made the entire website very laggy so i changed that to display url instead of the hdurl and lastly i added localstorage so polaris actually remembers a lot of the options like your notes and accent color changes that you change!"}, {"post_id": 70044, "ts": "2026-09-18T11:02:53Z", "hours": 1.4322, "text": "achievements! while thinking of ideas to add, i saw my friend unlock achievements and i thought why not add that to Polaris too? i added 5 new achievements and they even save after you reload the page! i am planning on adding localstorage to the other apps too, like settings and notepad. i also noticed that sometimes when the nasa apod is an extremely detailed of high definition image, the widget lags a lot when opening and closing. i need to find a way to fix that."}, {"post_id": 67895, "ts": "2026-09-14T06:15:19Z", "hours": 2.3103, "text": "hey guys! i have made more changes to polaris os today. firstly i added a new app! its a dictionary app and you can look up any word you like by typing it in the app, or by typing “define [word]” in the terminal. i tried to use dictionaryapi but realised its not very reliable, so the current api im using for this app is openmuse. secondly i added a new loading animation! i felt the loading star in the start felt a little boring, so i added more elements on all 4 sides of the screen so it looks way cooler! and a small change but i also added more songs into the playlist of the media player."}, {"post_id": 66404, "ts": "2026-09-12T06:51:47Z", "hours": 2.4981, "text": "back with more updates! after shipping, i checked all the reviews and got to work implementing them! i first took some help with ai to restructure and reorganize my code since it was starting to get messy and hard to read and make new changes, then i started working on new apps! currently im working on adding the settings app! i spent around 2 hours on it, and i will add more to it and polish it up soon. i also added a volume slider for the music app, and added a name overlay for the apps on the taskbar which took about 30 minutes to do. please do let me know if theres any more changes or additions i can make to improve polaris!"}, {"post_id": 65846, "ts": "2026-09-11T08:11:54Z", "hours": 4.9044, "text": "many more changes! as im getting closer to the 10 hours that count per ship im going to ship once again after this devlog, but heres a list of all the changes i made since the last devlog: Added a gallery app! now you can see different pictures related to polaris and on how to find it. (it also was taking a while to load everytime, so i made it load pictures in advance, and a error message so the user knows whats going on just incase it dosnt load) Added widgets! there are now two new widgets, the nasa apod widget and the analog clock widget. they open by default, but you can collapse them out of view if they look too distracting! (the nasa apod also had an issue where if it was a video it broke, so i made it fallback to the previous day in that case) Added a playlist to the media app so now the user can see the list of all the songs and play them from there too. Added a dynamic wallpaper, theres now stars in the wallpaper that move around and react to your cursor! (i couldnt animate the wallpaper or find a better one, so i added a layer on the wallpaper with the stars moving around to make everything feel more dynamic) Added a terminal app with simple commands! you can now open apps and more using the terminal app. Neatened up the files in github too! with multiple songs and icons the github repo started to look very very messy so i made new folders and cleaned it up!"}, {"post_id": 64266, "ts": "2026-09-08T15:22:24Z", "hours": 3.2197, "text": "i more big features to polaris! its not a lot of changes, but the features i added were difficult for me to implement cause i kept making errors, but here are all the changes i made: Added a music player app! plays a set of songs that i uploaded Added a bot to tictactoe! it was way harder than i thought, but with a bit of help i managed to get it working. players now have the option to play against someone else or against a bot. Changed the logos off a bunch of the apps to look more consistent its a bit difficult to make progress while juggling exams, but i will be making a lot more changes soon!"}, {"post_id": 60878, "ts": "2026-09-03T15:00:41Z", "hours": 0.495, "text": "A small devlog before i ship my project again but heres what i added: Added boot up, button clicking and calendar opening sound effects! (if the boot up sound does not play for you, it means that a browser security setting disabled it)"}, {"post_id": 60378, "ts": "2026-09-02T17:51:01Z", "hours": 2.6942, "text": "More changes! not as many as the last one, but here are all the changes i made: Added a boot up and loading screen! Added a weather app! type the place you want the weather of and it will show it to you! Added the feature where you can scroll thru months instead of the calendar being stuck on just the current month Added a purple hue around the windows to add more depth Changed the style of the taskbar a little bit Moved “PolarisOS” out of the taskbar and put it on the desktop instead to fill in empty space"}, {"post_id": 59402, "ts": "2026-09-01T06:31:13Z", "hours": 2.8233, "text": "After shipping my project i checked out all the ratings, and ive made a couple of changes to Polaris. Many people pointed out that it took multiple clicks to open apps, so i fixed that issue. now apps open with just one click, and they have a hover animation (when you hover over the app icon it becomes bigger) Fixed the project link not working Added animations for the windows opening and closing Added a higher resolution background Added an easter egg (hint:-click on polaris!) Added milliseconds to the timer Moved the calendar out of the taskbar and hidden away, it opens when you click on the time in the taskbar (like in windows) Merged the welcome window and links window into one information app for better organization in the taskbar Neatened up the app borders and size on the taskbar to be more visible going to start working on more apps now!"}, {"post_id": 58647, "ts": "2026-08-31T04:14:49Z", "hours": 1.2575, "text": "Calendar! polaris now has a calendar so you can check all the dates of the month! it also highlights the current date aswell. i also removed the name of the apps from the taskbar as it was starting to get cramped, and for my next task i am going to add animations to everything and make it look nicer!"}, {"post_id": 58035, "ts": "2026-08-30T11:47:25Z", "hours": 1.0839, "text": "Tic-Tac-Toe! i added yet another app, the tic-tac-toe app! polaris felt a bit boring with only utility apps in it, so i added the new app to add a bit more fun! i themed it after space too, with players being the earth and the moon. it adds more color and vibrance to polaris too!"}, {"post_id": 57320, "ts": "2026-08-29T13:08:40Z", "hours": 1.0147, "text": "added a timer! continuing on my quest of adding more apps to polaris, the newest addition is the timer. it can starts counting up and when you start it and pauses whenever you want it to, and it also is themed to match the rest of the website."}, {"post_id": 56847, "ts": "2026-08-28T19:56:49Z", "hours": 1.2189, "text": "i made a calculator! i am now adding more apps to polaris and i have started with adding a calculator which does all the simple functions, and i also neatened up the taskbar a bit by changing icon positions and adding borders around them to create uniformity!"}, {"post_id": 54963, "ts": "2026-08-26T12:16:01Z", "hours": 0.6406, "text": "i added the note taker app! now it has the ability to actually take notes, and it can be opened by double clicking and highlighted by single clicking. i also made it transparent using the blur feature and i think it goes pretty well with the rest of the OS!"}, {"post_id": 54463, "ts": "2026-08-25T14:06:52Z", "hours": 0.3336, "text": "started working on an app to implement into my web os! it does look a little whacky right now, but i will be fixing it soon and adding functionality to it."}, {"post_id": 52331, "ts": "2026-08-22T13:16:45Z", "hours": 2.1931, "text": "i added draggable windows which also open and close! i used a little bit of help from ai as i was getting confused, but i added a little bar on the top which acts as a drag box, and also has the close button on it! i also added buttons on the taskbar on the bottom so a closed window can be opened back up again! i also added the time to the taskbar, and neatened up my code a bit so its easier to understand and nicer to look at. i am proud of the progress i made!"}, {"post_id": 50953, "ts": "2026-08-20T12:53:48Z", "hours": 1.5386, "text": "Started working on my very own web-based OS! i am theming it after the star polaris, and currently it looks decent (i hope), i still have to go further and continue making it more functional and nicer, but so far i am happy with how it looks! feel free to give me ideas on how to make it look ever nicer :)"}]...
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Title: polaris-os by @kai_lmao | Stardance
Devlog Title: polaris-os by @kai_lmao | Stardance
Devlogs:
Started working on my very own web-based OS! i am theming it after the star polaris, and currently it looks decent (i hope), i still have to go further and continue making it more functional and nicer, but so far i am happy with how it looks! feel free to give me ideas on how to make it look ever nicer :)
i added draggable windows which also open and close! i used a little bit of help from ai as i was getting confused, but i added a little bar on the top which acts as a drag box, and also has the close button on it! i also added buttons on the taskbar on the bottom so a closed window can be opened back up again! i also added the time to the taskbar, and neatened up my code a bit so its easier to understand and nicer to look at. i am proud of the progress i made!
started working on an app to implement into my web os! it does look a little whacky right now, but i will be fixing it soon and adding functionality to it.
i added the note taker app! now it has the ability to actually take notes, and it can be opened by double clicking and highlighted by single clicking. i also made it transparent using the blur feature and i think it goes pretty well with the rest of the OS!
i made a calculator! i am now adding more apps to polaris and i have started with adding a calculator which does all the simple functions, and i also neatened up the taskbar a bit by changing icon positions and adding borders around them to create uniformity!
added a timer! continuing on my quest of adding more apps to polaris, the newest addition is the timer. it can starts counting up and when you start it and pauses whenever you want it to, and it also is themed to match the rest of the website.
Tic-Tac-Toe! i added yet another app, the tic-tac-toe app! polaris felt a bit boring with only utility apps in it, so i added the new app to add a bit more fun! i themed it after space too, with players being the earth and the moon. it adds more color and vibrance to polaris too!
Calendar! polaris now has a calendar so you can check all the dates of the month! it also highlights the current date aswell. i also removed the name of the apps from the taskbar as it was starting to get cramped, and for my next task i am going to add animations to everything and make it look nicer!
After shipping my project i checked out all the ratings, and ive made a couple of changes to Polaris. Many people pointed out that it took multiple clicks to open apps, so i fixed that issue. now apps open with just one click, and they have a hover animation (when you hover over the app icon it becomes bigger) Fixed the project link not working Added animations for the windows opening and closing Added a higher resolution background Added an easter egg (hint:-click on polaris!) Added milliseconds to the timer Moved the calendar out of the taskbar and hidden away, it opens when you click on the time in the taskbar (like in windows) Merged the welcome window and links window into one information app for better organization in the taskbar Neatened up the app borders and size on the taskbar to be more visible going to start working on more apps now!
More changes! not as many as the last one, but here are all the changes i made: Added a boot up and loading screen! Added a weather app! type the place you want the weather of and it will show it to you! Added the feature where you can scroll thru months instead of the calendar being stuck on just the current month Added a purple hue around the windows to add more depth Changed the style of the taskbar a little bit Moved “PolarisOS” out of the taskbar and put it on the desktop instead to fill in empty space
A small devlog before i ship my project again but heres what i added: Added boot up, button clicking and calendar opening sound effects! (if the boot up sound does not play for you, it means that a browser security setting disabled it)
i more big features to polaris! its not a lot of changes, but the features i added were difficult for me to implement cause i kept making errors, but here are all the changes i made: Added a music player app! plays a set of songs that i uploaded Added a bot to tictactoe! it was way harder than i thought, but with a bit of help i managed to get it working. players now have the option to play against someone else or against a bot. Changed the logos off a bunch of the apps to look more consistent its a bit difficult to make progress while juggling exams, but i will be making a lot more changes soon!
many more changes! as im getting closer to the 10 hours that count per ship im going to ship once again after this devlog, but heres a list of all the changes i made since the last devlog: Added a gallery app! now you can see different pictures related to polaris and on how to find it. (it also was taking a while to load everytime, so i made it load pictures in advance, and a error message so the user knows whats going on just incase it dosnt load) Added widgets! there are now two new widgets, the nasa apod widget and the analog clock widget. they open by default, but you can collapse them out of view if they look too distracting! (the nasa apod also had an issue where if it was a video it broke, so i made it fallback to the previous day in that case) Added a playlist to the media app so now the user can see the list of all the songs and play them from there too. Added a dynamic wallpaper, theres now stars in the wallpaper that move around and react to your cursor! (i couldnt animate the wallpaper or find a better one, so i added a layer on the wallpaper with the stars moving around to make everything feel more dynamic) Added a terminal app with simple commands! you can now open apps and more using the terminal app. Neatened up the files in github too! with multiple songs and icons the github repo started to look very very messy so i made new folders and cleaned it up!
back with more updates! after shipping, i checked all the reviews and got to work implementing them! i first took some help with ai to restructure and reorganize my code since it was starting to get messy and hard to read and make new changes, then i started working on new apps! currently im working on adding the settings app! i spent around 2 hours on it, and i will add more to it and polish it up soon. i also added a volume slider for the music app, and added a name overlay for the apps on the taskbar which took about 30 minutes to do. please do let me know if theres any more changes or additions i can make to improve polaris!
hey guys! i have made more changes to polaris os today. firstly i added a new app! its a dictionary app and you can look up any word you like by typing it in the app, or by typing “define [word]” in the terminal. i tried to use dictionaryapi but realised its not very reliable, so the current api im using for this app is openmuse. secondly i added a new loading animation! i felt the loading star in the start felt a little boring, so i added more elements on all 4 sides of the screen so it looks way cooler! and a small change but i also added more songs into the playlist of the media player.
achievements! while thinking of ideas to add, i saw my friend unlock achievements and i thought why not add that to Polaris too? i added 5 new achievements and they even save after you reload the page! i am planning on adding localstorage to the other apps too, like settings and notepad. i also noticed that sometimes when the nasa apod is an extremely detailed of high definition image, the widget lags a lot when opening and closing. i need to find a way to fix that.
a few smaller changes before i ship again, there was an issue where the clickable box on the text for confetti was stretched across the entire screen, so i fixed that. Another issue that was there is that when the nasa apod was a very high res image, it made the entire website very laggy so i changed that to display url instead of the hdurl and lastly i added localstorage so polaris actually remembers a lot of the options like your notes and accent color changes that you change!
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i made a webOS that is themed after the Polaris star! it took me a few hours to get this far, and i am going to spend a few hours every weekend progressing it further by adding more apps, and giving it more functionality in general. a new feature i built is a taskbar on the bottom with the ability to open windows and applications, and see time from there instead of a top bar which was mentioned in the guide, so i could get a more windows/macOS feel to the webOS which is more familiar.
hey everyone! i built Polaris, a web-based OS based on a space theme! it feels just like a real OS experience right here in your browser! the whole thing is built by me completely from scratch, using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. it just started out as a simple introductory project, but once i started adding more things to it, it slowly turned into a whole operating system! the first app i added was the note taker, which was a simple tool to add temporary notes and reminders inside. after that, i added more apps like the calculator, timer, and tic-tac-toe (more coming soon)! all of these apps can run at the exact same time, and you can drag them all around the screen. the taskbar at the bottom gives you easy access to open any of the available apps, complete with icons that highlight when you tap them and a live clock. feel free to check out all the apps, drag the windows around, and see if you can beat your friends at tic-tac-toe! i plan on turning into a single tab with everything simple a person could need, so instead of opening multiple apps, anyone can just open one single tab and have all the simple tools they need in one place! i will continue working on this project as time passes, and i plan to add animations to everything, add an apps window, and ofc more apps! i hope you like my work :)
hey everyone! i’m back with more updates to Polaris, my web-based space-themed OS! since my last ship, i’ve made many changes to make it feel even more like a real, immersive desktop experience right in your browser. the biggest new tool is the weather app! you can just type in your desired city and it instantly fetches the real time temperature and weather conditions using an api. the live clock on the taskbar also got an update as clicking it now smoothly slides up an interactive calendar, complete with arrows so you can actually navigate through different months! it also removes the need to have its own app in the taskbar, and feels more like windows. i also completely revamped the ui and aesthetics! everything now has a glowing purple drop shadows around the edges of the windows (kinda like underglow on a car!). the taskbar icons now smoothly scale up when you hover over them to indicate that they are selected, and clicking them makes the apps fade into existence instead of just snapping in. i also merged the welcome and links pages into one big info window to keep the desktop clean. to make the whole OS feel alive, i built a brand new animated star filling loading screen, plus i added global sound effects! there’s a satisfying startup sound when the OS finishes booting, and click sounds whenever you open apps or navigate the UI. (there’s also a fun hidden easter egg on the desktop background that triggers star confetti if you click the text!) my goal is still to turn this into a single tab with everything simple a person could need in one place. i will continue working on this project, polishing the animations, and ofc adding more apps! feel free to drag the glowing windows around, check your local weather, and play around with the confetti! i hope you like my work :)
hey guys! i’m back with more big updates for polaris! since my last ship, i’ve been juggling my exams but still managed to add some really fun new features to make the OS feel even more alive and interactive. heres a list of every single new change i added since and the issues i had with adding them: Apps Music app: the music app was pretty fun to add and made polaris less boring, but i kept running into issues with adding the ui over the default ui (the white blob which did not match polaris at all) Gallery app: the gallery app is another addition, with a few pictures related to polaris. the difficult part was adding the transitions between changing the pictures, and loading the pictures without taking hours Terminal app: the terminal app is something i took inspiration from other webos’s, and it was actually hard to add and i also kept running into a issue where i could not type in the app at all, but i fixed it all and got it working! Other changes Dynamic wallpaper: i got a few people say that the wallpaper looked a little boring, so i added stars that float around the entire wallpaper and react with your cursor! TicTacToe bot: this one was a great learning experience but just as hard, took me a while to figure out what i was doing but i finally got there in the end and built a working bot to play against! Desktop widgets: i added 2 widgets, the analog time and the NASA APOD. the analog time was pretty straight forward, but the NASA APOD was a little hard, especially with adding a fallback because any video APOD just broke the widget. For the smaller changes i just changed the logos of a few apps to look consistent, cleaned up my github repo and changed the tab title. im getting pretty close to reaching where i want polaris to be. feel free to try out all the changes! hope you enjoy them :)
hey everyone! After reading your reviews on my last ship, I spent time restructuring my code and adding some new features to make the OS feel much more like a real desktop. Here is what’s new: Local storage persistence: Polaris OS finally remembers your preferences! your custom accent colors and notepad entries now save automatically, so you won’t lose them when you reload the page. Achievements system: i added 5 brand-new unlockable achievements to find while exploring the OS (and yes, your progress saves via local storage too!). New dictionary app: look up any word instantly using the Openmuse API. you can use the new dictionary app, or just type define [word] straight into the terminal. Settings app & UI polish: built a dedicated Settings app to manage the OS. i also added a volume slider for the media player (which has new songs!), and hover-name overlays for taskbar apps. Performance & visual upgrades: designed a brand new, cooler loading animation, fixed the stretched confetti hitbox bug, and optimized the NASA APOD widget so high-res space images no longer lag the entire website. let me know what you think of the new apps and if you manage to unlock all the achievements!...
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Title: World viewer by @planema | Stardance
Devlo Title: World viewer by @planema | Stardance
Devlogs:
I have been working on a project called world viewer. Its purpose is to be a more recent and updated sattalite view of the world using recent nasa VIIRS and Esri for high quality. There is a search bar and a top tab to show zoom and when the imagery was taken. It can also show the current position of the iss and I might add weather support next.
Ships:
I am finally done with finishing up the readme and GitHub pages. I made a website called World Viewer that its purpose is to get almost real time data from nasa and Esri to make a viewable map. You can see all of its cool features on the GitHub readme in more depth, but it has ISS location, imagery date, weather, zoom, and search. I really liked this project because i learned a lot like you can fetch data from satallites and turn it into a functional map. The challenging parts was getting the map to load and making it zoom and layer and things like that. I am proud that I actually was able to do all of this. I know I only had one devlog I was pretty locked in lol. You can try it in your browser by just pressing try project. note: you should probably read the readme first and make sure to look at the note in the readme. Thanks! :)...
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RetroOS by @joseph_knowles | Stardance
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Title: RetroOS by @joseph_knowles | Stardance
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first ever slack bot by @kote5683 | Stardance
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Title: first ever slack bot by @kote5683 | Stardan Title: first ever slack bot by @kote5683 | Stardance
Devlogs:
finished first ver.; currently awaiting a nest
added some more commands and uploaded it to GitHub (which took me far too long)
spent literally forever trying to get my nest container working, im starting from scratch now. if i cant figure this out im literally going to abandon the entire project. ive tried everything, i cant take it any more 😭...
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Untitled by @noahthio | Stardance
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Title: Untitled by @noahthio | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @jbl | Stardance
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Title: My very own WebOS by @jbl | Stardance
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WarioWare Game by @eathant34 | Stardance
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Title: WarioWare Game by @eathant34 | Stardance
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