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The Blog Bench by @jaisondavidm_cs25 | Stardance
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Title: The Blog Bench by @jaisondavidm_cs25 | Star Title: The Blog Bench by @jaisondavidm_cs25 | Stardance
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i do this project for maconda but they now say to move to other events so i shipping here i already posted all develogs and commit the history properly you can refer all my develogs using this link https://macondo.hackclub.com/projects/6875
Ships:
i made a site name The Blog Bench here user can post their blogs and read other blogs and tag some user which get notified. and report the blog if it is not good and view post based on tag categories and can get the trending blogs . you can i write a blog in a good rich text editor the challenging part is the deployement part because it is a fullstack project . i new to use docker docker compose so i learned it and deployed after struggling and connecting the client,server,database everything felt difficult i have admin sperate pages so for admin credentials use admin(username) Admin007@(password)...
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Title: ForgeS3 V1 by @izaanhussain | Stardance
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Devlogs:
I have finished routing and other things fully and i think its ready to ship ,and note this project was earlier submitted to phantom but it didn’t get reviewed so i told to remove it from there thanks...
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My awesome macropad! by @StarSampreeth | Stardance
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USB HUB by @aarush_setty123 | Stardance
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USB hub by @aarush_setty | Stardance
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Title: USB hub by @aarush_setty | Stardance
Devlo Title: USB hub by @aarush_setty | Stardance
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USB Schematic for a USB hub with 2 A - type ports and 2 C-type ports
PCB wiring and placement
PCB error correction using differential pair routing and copper pours...
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My very own WebOS by @faizhemd | Stardance
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Title: mathman by @furgenramen | Stardance
Devlog Title: mathman by @furgenramen | Stardance
Devlogs:
Ready to ship! After a good hour or so, I’m done making my Slackbot! Mathman has various features (including a catfact feature), specialising in functions. Using Newton’s API, he can calculate derivatives, integrals, zeroes, as well as simplify and factorise functions.
Ships:
I made my own Slackbot that can do some basic functions-related functions (pun intended). I really enjoyed testing it and connecting it to Newton’s API. It was kind of challenging to make the bot function 24/7 at first, but once I understood it, it was very easy. Overall, this was a low-cortisol mission that I really enjoyed making. Hopefully, it will be more powerful in the future. (more calculus??!!)...
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HELPFUL PYTHON PROJECTS by @dhyanam2412 | Stardanc HELPFUL PYTHON PROJECTS by @dhyanam2412 | Stardance...
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Title: HELPFUL PYTHON PROJECTS by @dhyanam2412 | S Title: HELPFUL PYTHON PROJECTS by @dhyanam2412 | Stardance
Devlogs:
This is a compilation of all my helpful advanced python projects that I have made over the course of this month. You can check the demo yourself. The source can be downloaded quite easily from github. Here are some screenshots. PS:- These aint all of them!!
Ships:
I have made multiple helpful projects that may not seem like a lot untill you actually try them. I have poured my heart out into them, so have a good time. Checkout the DEMO on github pages!!...
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My own site! by @sanodiyatanmay8 | Stardance
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Issue Scout by @Sharma07 | Stardance
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-1 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-10-20T08:14:18Z", "hours": 4.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "Issue Scout: Connecting the first search experience I built Issue Scout to solve a problem I faced myself. When I wanted to start contributing to open source, I had no clue where to begin. I struggled to find a platform that could help me discover issues matching my interests. Finding issues is easy. Finding the right issues was the hard part. So I decided to build my own solution. Issue Scout lets you filter GitHub issues by programming language, keywords, labels, suggested skill level, creation date, and status. The goal is to spend less time searching and more time contributing. One challenging part was making the filters work together reliably and handling GitHub Search API behavior, including pagination and rate limits. I’ve added automated API tests and have been refining the search experience. I’m proud that a problem I personally experienced turned into something other developers can use, especially people looking for their first open-source contribution. 🚀 Give it a try and let me know what you think! 🎬 I also made a short cinematic fly over demo of the project, edited using Antigravity.", "repo": "https://github.com/sharmao07/issue-scout", "demo": "https://issue-scout-chi.vercel.app/"}]...
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[{"post_id": 81800, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 81800, "ts": "2026-10-22T16:04:23Z", "hours": 0.2517, "text": "Issue Scout quick update 🚀 I have been doing some housekeeping on Issue Scout and trying to improve its maintainability. Some changes include: Breaking the enormous search page up into smaller pieces by splitting it into search form, issue cards, header, and pagination components. Separating issue preview into sections related to repository health, repository availability, repository readiness, and contribution tracking. Creating custom hooks for saved issues and contribution tracking, which includes syncing of bookmarks between tabs. Moving repository readiness scoring into a dedicated module and refactoring common GitHub validation into one place. Fixing the test discovery issue for skill level tests and removing redundant API route. Adding unit tests for new logic and storage behavior. README has received an update too and now it highlights what Issue Scout does, how to experience live demo, features, local development instructions, architecture and credits. ✅ 83 tests passing ✅ ESLint: no errors or warnings ✅ TypeScript: no errors ✅ Production build succeeded However, during my testing of the site on browser, I run into an error of a local Google Fonts problem, which I am resolving before confirming that I have completed the browser tests. Additionally, I am addressing a git sync problem before the push. This is mostly because the process involved the tidying up of what had been done before adding a new functionality. The next step will be to complete the manual tests. 🔗 Live demo: https://issue-scout-chi.vercel.app/ 💻 GitHub: https://github.com/sharmao07/issue-scout"}, {"post_id": 81336, "ts": "2026-10-20T21:37:32Z", "hours": 2.3494, "text": "A small but exciting update on Issue Scout 🚀 Since my last devlog, I’ve been working on making it easier to find and share open source issues. Here’s what I added: 🔗 Shareable search links — You can now share a search with its filters, so someone else can open the same search without setting everything up again. 🎯 Direct issue links — Instead of searching for an issue manually, you can open it directly in Issue Scout. 👀 Issue preview API — Added an API endpoint to fetch issue details for those direct links and validate the response before displaying it. I also added tests for the new URL handling and ran the full checks. ✅ 30 tests passing ✅ No ESLint errors ✅ Production build successful The update is shipped and now waiting for review! 🤞 Still plenty to improve, but one step at a time. I’d love to hear what filters, search features, or quality of life improvements would make this more useful for people getting started with open source contributions. 🔗 Live: https://issue-scout-chi.vercel.app/ 💻 GitHub: https://github.com/sharmao07/issue-scout Back to building!"}, {"post_id": 81197, "ts": "2026-10-20T08:07:06Z", "hours": 1.2989, "text": "I wanted to contribute to open source, but I had no idea where to start. 🔍 When I first wanted to contribute to open source projects, I struggled to find a platform that could help me discover issues relevant to my interests. I knew I wanted to start contributing, but figuring out where to look, which issues to pick, and how to find projects that matched my skills was overwhelming. Finding GitHub issues isn’t the hard part. There are thousands of them. The real challenge is finding the ones that actually interest you. That’s why I built Issue Scout . 🚀 The idea is simple: instead of endlessly browsing repositories and scrolling through issues, you can filter opportunities based on what matters to you. With Issue Scout, you can narrow down issues by: 💻 Programming language 🏷️ Labels like good first issue , bug , and documentation 🎯 Suggested skill level 📅 Creation date 🔓 Issue status 🔎 Keywords and topics you’re interested in I’m also working on making the search experience more reliable, with automated tests for API behavior, combined filters, pagination, empty results, and GitHub rate limit handling. This project started with a problem I faced myself, and I hope it can make the first step into open source a little less confusing for someone else. 🚀 Try Issue Scout: https://issue-scout-chi.vercel.app/ 💻 Explore the code: https://github.com/sharmao07/issue-scout There’s still plenty to improve. I’d love to hear what filters, search features, or quality of life improvements would make this more useful for people getting started with open source contributions. 🎬 Video credits: The demo video was edited using Antigravity."}, {"post_id": 81088, "ts": "2026-10-19T20:24:48Z", "hours": 0.2797, "text": "Issue Scout is live! 🚀 The first version of Issue Scout is now complete and deployed! The core features are in place: Search public GitHub issues by keyword. Filter by programming language, labels, suggested skill level, creation date, and issue status. Browse paginated results and open issues directly on GitHub. Get started with quick filters for beginner-friendly issues, documentation, bug fixes, and Python. 🌐 Live site: https://issue-scout-chi.vercel.app/ 💻 GitHub repository: https://github.com/sharmao07/issue-scout I’m happy to have the main functionality working, but I’ll keep improving the UI and making the experience easier and smoother to use. I’d love some help and feedback! If you’d like to help improve the UI, suggest a feature, or contribute something new, leave a comment on this devlog or feel free to open an issue on GitHub. Ideas, suggestions, and contributions are welcome! Thanks for checking out Issue Scout!"}, {"post_id": 81080, "ts": "2026-10-19T19:55:00Z", "hours": 1.0517, "text": "Making Issue Scout easier to use I’ve been working on making Issue Scout more approachable for people looking for their first open source contribution. I added quick start presets for beginner friendly issues, documentation, bug fixes, and Python. Rather than starting with an empty set of filters, users can pick a starting point, adjust the filters, and search for issues that interest them. I’m also improving the README so new users and contributors can understand how the app works, how to run it locally, what the API supports, and what limitations to keep in mind. This includes explaining how skill levels are estimated and why they should be treated as suggestions rather than guarantees. Next: Run the lint and production build checks, test the search presets and pagination, and verify the updated version on the live deployment. Live app: https://issue-scout-chi.vercel.app/ Source code: https://github.com/sharmao07/issue-scout"}, {"post_id": 81052, "ts": "2026-10-19T17:47:12Z", "hours": 0.4617, "text": "Issue Scout: Improving Issue Discovery and Filtering Since my previous update, I’ve continued developing Issue Scout by connecting the search experience to GitHub’s public issue search API and expanding the available filters. It now supports searching for open source issues by keyword, programming language, issue labels, and suggested skill level. The skill level classifier also accounts for issues whose difficulty cannot be confidently inferred from their labels, rather than automatically assuming they are intermediate. I’m also adding two important filtering options to make issue discovery more useful: filtering by when an issue was created and filtering by its status. The creation date filter covers several time ranges, from the last 12 hours to older issues created between three months and one year ago. The status filter allows users to choose open issues, closed issues, or both. These changes are intended to help contributors discover relevant opportunities more efficiently and find issues that match their preferences. Issue Scout continues to use GitHub’s API for its initial release, with skill- evel suggestions treated as estimates rather than definitive difficulty assessments. I’m keeping the project focused on making the core search experience reliable before introducing AI features or deploying a public demo. Next steps: finish testing the new filters, improve the issue result cards and error handling, verify the complete search workflow, and prepare the project for its eventual deployment."}, {"post_id": 80975, "ts": "2026-10-19T13:40:07Z", "hours": 0.8578, "text": "Issue Scout: Connecting the first search experience Started development on Issue Scout, an open source application designed to assist developers in discovering issues on GitHub that fit their specific tastes and skill levels. I established the GitHub repository for the project, along with creating the initial Next.js, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS project. The initial interface allows users to search using keywords, filter using issue labels, and filter by an estimated skill level. The next step will be integrating the interface with the public issue search API provided by GitHub. This will involve displaying actual results, handling any errors and loading issues, and making each result link back to the original repository. For now, I am delaying implementation of AI and remaining purely API based for my initial release of the product. This will allow me to develop and test the base functionality and determine where I could use more intelligence from an AI system. Next steps include completing the integration with the API, optimizing the filter for results, deploying a demo version of the website, and continuing documentation."}]...
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Title: Issue Scout by @Sharma07 | Stardance
Devlo Title: Issue Scout by @Sharma07 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Issue Scout: Connecting the first search experience Started development on Issue Scout, an open source application designed to assist developers in discovering issues on GitHub that fit their specific tastes and skill levels. I established the GitHub repository for the project, along with creating the initial Next.js, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS project. The initial interface allows users to search using keywords, filter using issue labels, and filter by an estimated skill level. The next step will be integrating the interface with the public issue search API provided by GitHub. This will involve displaying actual results, handling any errors and loading issues, and making each result link back to the original repository. For now, I am delaying implementation of AI and remaining purely API based for my initial release of the product. This will allow me to develop and test the base functionality and determine where I could use more intelligence from an AI system. Next steps include completing the integration with the API, optimizing the filter for results, deploying a demo version of the website, and continuing documentation.
Issue Scout: Improving Issue Discovery and Filtering Since my previous update, I’ve continued developing Issue Scout by connecting the search experience to GitHub’s public issue search API and expanding the available filters. It now supports searching for open source issues by keyword, programming language, issue labels, and suggested skill level. The skill level classifier also accounts for issues whose difficulty cannot be confidently inferred from their labels, rather than automatically assuming they are intermediate. I’m also adding two important filtering options to make issue discovery more useful: filtering by when an issue was created and filtering by its status. The creation date filter covers several time ranges, from the last 12 hours to older issues created between three months and one year ago. The status filter allows users to choose open issues, closed issues, or both. These changes are intended to help contributors discover relevant opportunities more efficiently and find issues that match their preferences. Issue Scout continues to use GitHub’s API for its initial release, with skill- evel suggestions treated as estimates rather than definitive difficulty assessments. I’m keeping the project focused on making the core search experience reliable before introducing AI features or deploying a public demo. Next steps: finish testing the new filters, improve the issue result cards and error handling, verify the complete search workflow, and prepare the project for its eventual deployment.
Making Issue Scout easier to use I’ve been working on making Issue Scout more approachable for people looking for their first open source contribution. I added quick start presets for beginner friendly issues, documentation, bug fixes, and Python. Rather than starting with an empty set of filters, users can pick a starting point, adjust the filters, and search for issues that interest them. I’m also improving the README so new users and contributors can understand how the app works, how to run it locally, what the API supports, and what limitations to keep in mind. This includes explaining how skill levels are estimated and why they should be treated as suggestions rather than guarantees. Next: Run the lint and production build checks, test the search presets and pagination, and verify the updated version on the live deployment. Live app: https://issue-scout-chi.vercel.app/ Source code: https://github.com/sharmao07/issue-scout
Issue Scout is live! 🚀 The first version of Issue Scout is now complete and deployed! The core features are in place: Search public GitHub issues by keyword. Filter by programming language, labels, suggested skill level, creation date, and issue status. Browse paginated results and open issues directly on GitHub. Get started with quick filters for beginner-friendly issues, documentation, bug fixes, and Python. 🌐 Live site: https://issue-scout-chi.vercel.app/ 💻 GitHub repository: https://github.com/sharmao07/issue-scout I’m happy to have the main functionality working, but I’ll keep improving the UI and making the experience easier and smoother to use. I’d love some help and feedback! If you’d like to help improve the UI, suggest a feature, or contribute something new, leave a comment on this devlog or feel free to open an issue on GitHub. Ideas, suggestions, and contributions are welcome! Thanks for checking out Issue Scout!
I wanted to contribute to open source, but I had no idea where to start. 🔍 When I first wanted to contribute to open source projects, I struggled to find a platform that could help me discover issues relevant to my interests. I knew I wanted to start contributing, but figuring out where to look, which issues to pick, and how to find projects that matched my skills was overwhelming. Finding GitHub issues isn’t the hard part. There are thousands of them. The real challenge is finding the ones that actually interest you. That’s why I built Issue Scout . 🚀 The idea is simple: instead of endlessly browsing repositories and scrolling through issues, you can filter opportunities based on what matters to you. With Issue Scout, you can narrow down issues by: 💻 Programming language 🏷️ Labels like good first issue , bug , and documentation 🎯 Suggested skill level 📅 Creation date 🔓 Issue status 🔎 Keywords and topics you’re interested in I’m also working on making the search experience more reliable, with automated tests for API behavior, combined filters, pagination, empty results, and GitHub rate limit handling. This project started with a problem I faced myself, and I hope it can make the first step into open source a little less confusing for someone else. 🚀 Try Issue Scout: https://issue-scout-chi.vercel.app/ 💻 Explore the code: https://github.com/sharmao07/issue-scout There’s still plenty to improve. I’d love to hear what filters, search features, or quality of life improvements would make this more useful for people getting started with open source contributions. 🎬 Video credits: The demo video was edited using Antigravity.
A small but exciting update on Issue Scout 🚀 Since my last devlog, I’ve been working on making it easier to find and share open source issues. Here’s what I added: 🔗 Shareable search links — You can now share a search with its filters, so someone else can open the same search without setting everything up again. 🎯 Direct issue links — Instead of searching for an issue manually, you can open it directly in Issue Scout. 👀 Issue preview API — Added an API endpoint to fetch issue details for those direct links and validate the response before displaying it. I also added tests for the new URL handling and ran the full checks. ✅ 30 tests passing ✅ No ESLint errors ✅ Production build successful The update is shipped and now waiting for review! 🤞 Still plenty to improve, but one step at a time. I’d love to hear what filters, search features, or quality of life improvements would make this more useful for people getting started with open source contributions. 🔗 Live: https://issue-scout-chi.vercel.app/ 💻 GitHub: https://github.com/sharmao07/issue-scout Back to building!
Issue Scout quick update 🚀 I have been doing some housekeeping on Issue Scout and trying to improve its maintainability. Some changes include: Breaking the enormous search page up into smaller pieces by splitting it into search form, issue cards, header, and pagination components. Separating issue preview into sections related to repository health, repository availability, repository readiness, and contribution tracking. Creating custom hooks for saved issues and contribution tracking, which includes syncing of bookmarks between tabs. Moving repository readiness scoring into a dedicated module and refactoring common GitHub validation into one place. Fixing the test discovery issue for skill level tests and removing redundant API route. Adding unit tests for new logic and storage behavior. README has received an update too and now it highlights what Issue Scout does, how to experience live demo, features, local development instructions, architecture and credits. ✅ 83 tests passing ✅ ESLint: no errors or warnings ✅ TypeScript: no errors ✅ Production build succeeded However, during my testing of the site on browser, I run into an error of a local Google Fonts problem, which I am resolving before confirming that I have completed the browser tests. Additionally, I am addressing a git sync problem before the push. This is mostly because the process involved the tidying up of what had been done before adding a new functionality. The next step will be to complete the manual tests. 🔗 Live demo: https://issue-scout-chi.vercel.app/ 💻 GitHub: https://github.com/sharmao07/issue-scout
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Issue Scout: Connecting the first search experience I built Issue Scout to solve a problem I faced myself. When I wanted to start contributing to open source, I had no clue where to begin. I struggled to find a platform that could help me discover issues matching my interests. Finding issues is easy. Finding the right issues was the hard part. So I decided to build my own solution. Issue Scout lets you filter GitHub issues by programming language, keywords, labels, suggested skill level, creation date, and status. The goal is to spend less time searching and more time contributing. One challenging part was making the filters work together reliably and handling GitHub Search API behavior, including pagination and rate limits. I’ve added automated API tests and have been refining the search experience. I’m proud that a problem I personally experienced turned into something other developers can use, especially people looking for their first open-source contribution. 🚀 Give it a try and let me know what you think! 🎬 I also made a short cinematic fly over demo of the project, edited using Antigravity....
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Billie is ready ! - finished the Godot setup and Billie design! - part 2 of the guide is done.
Billie can Move !!!!! but the animation is lil off ill fix it soon !
Billie 😭 whts happening ! she got stuck!!!!
Billie now says Meow!!
Billie - she spins ! she stops when you click one her she meow at you when you double tap her !
Billie now walks on floor ! fixed her broken walk animation and removed sleep to add again as - that too got broke :: but Billie is here !!!!
Billie now listens you !! Single tab - Billie ‘meow’ Double tab - she ‘spins’ Triple tab - she sleeps
Fixed Billies moments she getting stuck into the wall sleeping and waking up immediately to sleeps and wakes up only if the user interact with her ! smoothen waling animations !!!
Billie !! SHe now can be picked Up !!!!!!!!!!!!!! and ive smoothen all the animations too check got Billie and play with her on your Windows at https://1m8anana.itch.io/billie
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Meet Billie, a little pixel-art cat who lives on your desktop! Built with Godot, Billie is a small desktop pet designed to bring a bit of life to your screen. She wanders around, changes direction when she reaches the screen edges, takes occasional breaks, and reacts when you interact with her. What Billie can do: Walk around your desktop automatically. Change direction when she reaches the edge of the screen. Play her turn_around animation during idle moments. Stop walking when you single-click her. Resume walking when you click her again. Meow when you double-click her. Do a little jump reaction when clicked. Billie is still a work in progress, and this is just the beginning. More cat-like behaviors, including sleeping, waking up, and additional interactions, are planned as development continues. She’s not here to do your work for you. She’s just here to keep you company while you do it....
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I’m the POC for Haven Nottingham which is being sponsored by JLCPCB. I thought I’d design some interesting badges for the attendees, tbh I don’t really know what I want them to look like at the moment or the features. Am taking inspiration from this badge at the moment though! https://oshwlab.com/notaroomba/dreamcard
I have now moved entirely into my own design, it uses the power generated from your phones NFC coil to power and update the E-ink display. As E-ink displays don’t require power to hold an image this negates the need for a battery making the badge much cheaper to produce and infinitely lighter. I’m very happy with my progress so far as this is a completely custom design! Moving onto the PCB design next.
I’ve now defined all of the dimensions for the PCB and have started on the silkscreen art. I want to make the badge fun to wear and recognisable while also having room to display the sponsors, the front side will be dedicated to this with the back side dedicated to how to actually use the badge. Having lots of fun, the creativity is really flowing lol...
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Title: Website Health Checker by @Saridi | Stardan Title: Website Health Checker by @Saridi | Stardance
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Devlog #1: Building the Project’s Structure Foundation Today, this project officially started! The focus of the initial development phase is to build and sort out the basic folders and files inside my GitHub Codespace environment. My Next Target 🎯 Creating and configuring pyproject.toml Defining package metadata and Python version requirements Configuring package discovery using the src/ layout Declaring required runtime dependencies
Devlog #2: Core Checker Logic and Error Handling Today, I focused on building the core check_website() function! The main goal for this phase was to measure website response time accurately in milliseconds and handle connection errors cleanly without crashing. My Next Target 🎯 Testing the core logic inside Google Colab environment Adding support for checking multiple URLs at once Improving the CLI runner output formatting
Devlog #3 Core Checker Refactor, Batch Processing, and First PR Merge Today, I finalized the core URL checking logic and batch processing implementation! I added proper input sanitization, mapped network errors to user-friendly messages, cleaned up temporary interactive test code, and successfully merged Pull Request #6 into main using Squash and Merge. My Next Target 🎯 Accept website URLs as command-line arguments Connect the CLI to the core checker Display availability, HTTP status codes, and response times Handle invalid input and request failures Provide basic usage information and appropriate exit codes
Devlog #4 Basic CLI Interface Implementation and Setup Today, I implemented the foundational CLI interface for website-health-checker in cli.py to keep the user interface cleanly separated from the core logic! I configured argparse to handle multiple URL inputs, fixed an argparse import typo in commit 6f1a67a , and successfully verified the CLI execution in Google Colab by overriding pip caching with --no-cache-dir . My Next Goal 🎯 Add optional --timeout and --version CLI flags, and configure the package entry point in pyproject.toml
Devlog #5: CLI Interface Implementation, Error Formatting, and Exit Code Standardization Today, I finalized the command-line interface (CLI) for Website Health Checker! I implemented argument parsing for multiple URLs, configurable timeouts, and version flags. I also added structured error output formatting with N/A fallbacks, standardized POSIX-compliant exit codes ( 0 for success, 1 for failures) using system.exit() , validated the exit status behavior in Google Colab subshells, and successfully merged Pull Request #7 into main using Squash and Merge. My Next Target 🎯 Configure the testing framework Test URL validation and successful HTTP responses Test timeout, connection errors, and invalid input Test CLI arguments, output, and exit codes Create a GitHub Actions workflow to run tests automatically
Devlog #6 Core Checker Unit Testing and Test Environment Setup Today, I set up unit testing for Website Health Checker using pytest and unittest.mock ! I implemented test coverage in tests/test_checker.py to validate empty URL handling, successful HTTP status checks, timeout exceptions, connection errors, and batch URL processing. I also fixed case-sensitivity alignment between assertions and return values, successfully verifying all 5 unit tests passing in the Google Colab environment. My Next Target 🎯 Create tests/test_cli.py to test CLI interface behavior, stdout formatting, and POSIX exit codes Edit and refine .github/workflows/ci-test.yml for automated GitHub Actions pipeline Ensure all matrix builds pass on GitHub Actions...
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ToD Title: IkuOS by @iku_dev | Stardance
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ToDaY :| i picked up another project “create your own WebOS!!!!”, so i started with the background, board and task bar with its icons (i drew it m self :D) !!!!The best part!!!!! I made everything adaptive using “percentage” and “vw”, and I hopeful it will work on all devices!!!!
-_- TODAY okays as for today I changed some stuff and add some elements firstly, I changed the gargage wallpaper and add a nice clean one. I also add this dot feature at the top that adapts to the background color!! i add live time and I made the bottom bar bettter if u noticed i made the welcome card more transparent for the feel ––––of topic—— I crushed out like 10 times today cuz of the guide testing was my brain cells. I was like staring at JavaScript for like 1 hour changing random stuff but i got it to work almost :p cuz it does move but then teleports of the screen soo… and I cut my finger:\...
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Title: MY PERSONAL SITE by @damu_7341 | Stardance
Title: MY PERSONAL SITE by @damu_7341 | Stardance
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I WORKED,TRIED TO BUILD MY OWN WEB SITE.
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I MADE MY OWN PERSONAL SITE OUT OF CURIOSITY,IDEAAND PLANNING. .THIS IS MADE WITH THE HELP OF CSS,HTML,GITHUB. .THIS IS MADE FOR HACK CLUB STAR DANCE. IN TIME LAPSE YOU CAN SEE A NAME HIGHLIGHTED IN INDEX.HTML IF YOU KEEP YOUR NAME THERE YOUR PERSOAL SITE WILL BE ON YOUR NAME. YOU CAN TRY IT WHEN YOU HAVE FREE TIME. GOOD LUCK.....
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