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D Title: FindingHerOS by @OrangeJuice | Stardance
Devlogs:
Finding HerOS 1 FindingHerOS is about you, the player, going through your old classmate’s, Stacy’s, computer to uncover the secrets behind her disappearance. Backstory: I always found these type of puzzle/mystery games interesting (ex. Sarah is Missing, Simulacra, Scrutinized). So instead of making a portfolio style WebOs, I decided to make a mystery puzzle game! The OS only has the welcome screen, background, and time bar so far. It’s taking me a while since this is my first time coding, so I’m taking it step-by-step. Future apps/mechanics: A notes app- Full of Stacy’s ideas, feelings, etc. A working gmail app A social media app- similar to Insta A video app with (hopefully) working videos A files app And more!
FindingHerOS 1 After a lot of struggling, I managed to make the instruction window draggable. After I make one or two apps, I’m going to focus on the aesthetics of the WebOs.
FindingHerOS 1 . This devlog is moreso to document the before of the website before I add the wallpaper and include right colors scheme. My first app is going to be a notes app/diary app that includes all of Stacy’s thoughts/feelings and hints on how to complete the mystery. . What I’ve done so far: -Added a top bar with working timer -Added instructions pages (will be longer in the future) . Coding this has been a struggle, but I’m enjoying the process so far. Anyways, have a good day!
FindingHerOS “Find her” - Mystery detective game made for the WebOS mission Background info Hiii, it’s been a while. So I took a break from this project cause I didn’t really enjoy working on it. I ended up making a whole different project, (“Productive”, go check it out!) just to distance myself from this project. Anyways, I finally decided to finish this project 😛. New look! New background - It’ll probably change in the future, but I’m happy with it for right now (tho I’ll need to make it darker cause it’s too bright) New color scheme - Pink, and pink, and pink, and a dash of red New features + other new additions New app! - Stacy’s diary/notes - It’ll be finished by the next devlog! Organized my code/added comments + notes Appreciation section Soooo, the reason I stopped working on this project was because I could get the windows to come to the top when clicked. I didn’t really understand what the guide was explained so I was just stuck. A few days ago I stumbled upon @Mokila ‘s WebOS (which is super cool it’s called “EpochOS” if you wanna check it out!). I checked out their code and decided to try out their z-index code to see if it would work for me, and it did!!! Thank you Mokila for your awesome project, you’re goated. You’re literally the reason why I feel motivated to continue working on this project!!!! What’s next I want to ship this project so I can move onto WebOS 2 and begin writing and working on the actual mystery aspect. I’m going to make 2 apps and make some aesthetic/visual changes before shipping Calculator app Paint app Finish making the diary/notes app I’m so happy to be returning to this project
FindingHerOS - Last devlog until ship “Find her” - Mystery detective game made for the WebOS mission Background info Hiiiiiii. Just as the title says, this is the last devlog (before I ship). After I ship it and move on to WebOS 2, the true mystery elements will be implemented :D! What’s New (Features) Diary app overhaul! - The diary app now actually has content in it - Currently only has 1 entry in it (more will be added in the future though!) Calculator app - a cute, pink calculator for any of your math endeavors Paint app - Small paint app. Complete with a color picker, brush size, clear canvas button, and fill canvas button What’s new (Visuals) Changed the window borders from black to a light brown/gray Fixed window sizes What’s next Update the Readme and ship! After ship Fight with js to create a system where I can easily add new entries into the diary Create a gallery app (and draw images for it) Until next time!!
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FindingHerOS First Version of a detective game where you have to find Stacy This version doesn’t has the mystery aspect yet, but it does include the following: A diary app with an entry from Stacy A fully functional calculator app A paint app A fully pink color scheme with gingham background Go test it out!!...
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Devlogs Title: Analyser by @dsita3465 | Stardance
Devlogs:
🌍 From raw numbers to big-picture strategies. Data is only as powerful as the stories it tells. This Python-powered analyzer bridges the gap—effortlessly sorting through massive datasets, uncovering hidden patterns, and translating them into dynamic visual charts. It’s not just about handling data; it’s about driving smarter decisions. 📊🚀 🚀 Empowering Insights: The Ultimate Python Data Analyzer 🐍 Built Natively in Python: Leveraging the power and flexibility of Python’s robust ecosystem to deliver a fast, reliable, and scalable data solution. 🔄 Seamless Data Sorting & Structuring: Say goodbye to chaotic spreadsheets. The analyzer effortlessly processes complex, multi-row datasets and organizes them into clean, logical structures instantly. 📊 Dynamic Visualizations & Graphing: Automatically translates dry numbers and columns into beautiful, intuitive charts and graphs, making it easy to spot trends at a glance. 💡 Bridging the Gap from Raw Data to Action: It doesn’t just manage data—it reveals the story behind it, helping you move from raw information to smart, data-driven decisions. 🎨 Clean & Presentation-Ready: Designed to output clear visuals that are perfect for reports, team meetings, or academic presentations without requiring extra formatting. ⚙️ Optimized End-to-End Workflow: Combines the power of data processing and visualization into a single, cohesive pipeline, saving time and reducing manual errors.
So As there were some problems in the given app, so we have fixed it out and now its ready to make your visualisation of any dataset or the excel into charts graph and even you can now do the sorting using the commands or manually in this app and it is made From streamlit a library and a cloud service community like netlify.
Ships:
In today’s data-rich environment, the ability to rapidly convert raw information into strategic knowledge is paramount. This custom-built Python analyzer optimizes that entire pipeline by seamlessly bridging the gap between data processing and visual intelligence. Engineered with robust backend logic, the system effortlessly ingests complex, multi-layered datasets, executing rapid sorting and filtering functions to eliminate noise and isolate critical metrics. Beyond structured organization, the analyzer features a dynamic visualization engine that automatically translates sophisticated datasets into clear, presentation-ready graphs and charts. By integrating automated data structuring with instant trend analysis into a single, fluid workflow, this platform removes the friction of manual spreadsheet management, empowering teams to uncover hidden patterns and drive precise, data-driven decisions at a glance. The challenging part was to handle a large amount of data and the proud part was that we were able to do it....
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Title: WebOS by @lilly | Stardance
Devlogs:
Start Title: WebOS by @lilly | Stardance
Devlogs:
Started the first part of the webOS and made the intro page. Spent a bunch of time fixing a mistake with the fonts since i forgot a colon and added an extra plus sign as one point… yeah I’m not that great at this. This isn’t the most recent photo i also started part 2 but i figured i should post a devlog.
Hello again :) So, in the second Devlog, I made some more changes…I probably spent way too much time doing this, but I’m really happy with how it’s turning out! When I started the next part of the project, for some reason, after I split up the CSS and JavaScript files, it wouldn’t let me drag the windows around. After spending forever trying to fix it, I finally resorted to asking Copilot 🥲. They said that I was supposed to be using GitHub Pages instead of the extension I found online to view HTML files. So yeah, that was an experience (very long one) but I was finally satisfied because I could move my windows around again! After that, I started making the notes app and kind of got sidetracked from the tutorial 🫠, but it was fun being creative and stuff. I’m not sure if this happens to icons in general when you hover over them, but I made it so when you hover over the apps, it shows a little highlight thing. The tutorial had you make the style for selected icons first, which I was doing, but then when it came to actually making it work (clickable and stuff)… I found another error 😭. At which point, I asked Copilot again for help. I’m actually not sure what I did wrong in the first place, but after moving the functions around, it worked so yay! (I think it was maybe some functions being inside other functions and not being accessible, along with straight-up not loading or something, idk.) Ok, that’s it. Bye, ig
I finally finished all three of my apps! I decided to do the notes app an internet app with buttons and a timer. I think the timer and the notes apps took the longest but they were both fun to make so 😋 This is the last devlog before shipping as well so byee
Ships:
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Creating Library for Family Photos by @catlover125 Creating Library for Family Photos by @catlover125r | Stardance...
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Title: Creating Library for Family Photos by @catl Title: Creating Library for Family Photos by @catlover125r | Stardance
Devlogs:
I successfully organized over 250 gb of family photos!
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Scripts for organizing family photo collections into a clean, date-based directory structure. Scripts create_photo_dirs.sh Creates a Year/Month folder tree for a given date range. ./create_photo_dirs.sh [root_dir] [start_year] [end_year] Example: create folders from 2005 to 2024 under ~/Photos ./create_photo_dirs.sh ~/Photos 2005 2024 Output structure: ~/Photos/ 2005/ 01_January/ 02_February/ … 2006/ … rename_photos.py Renames photos in a folder to a consistent YYYY-MM-DD_HHMMSS_originalname.ext format. Uses EXIF DateTimeOriginal when available, falls back to file modification time. Preview changes without renaming python rename_photos.py ~/Photos/unsorted –dry-run Rename for real python rename_photos.py ~/Photos/unsorted sort_photos_into_dirs.py Moves (or copies) photos from a flat folder into a Year/Month directory tree automatically. Preview python sort_photos_into_dirs.py ~/Downloads/OldPhotos ~/Photos –dry-run Move files python sort_photos_into_dirs.py ~/Downloads/OldPhotos ~/Photos Copy instead of move python sort_photos_into_dirs.py ~/Downloads/OldPhotos ~/Photos –copy Requirements pip install Pillow Pillow is used to read EXIF data for accurate photo dates. If not installed, all scripts fall back to file modification time. Typical Workflow Run create_photo_dirs.sh to build the folder structure. Run rename_photos.py on your unsorted folder to standardize filenames. Run sort_photos_into_dirs.py to move everything into the right Year/Month folder....
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Title: VisualX Engine by @albaraa | Stardance
Dev Title: VisualX Engine by @albaraa | Stardance
Devlogs:
core Library Integration Integrating my core library code into the project. Added four main types: - string_t - Dynamic string with full API - vector_t - Generic dynamic vector with full API, and deep-copy and destroy optional function callbacks - map_t - key,value generic dynamic map with full API, also allows for deep-copy and destroy function callbacks - file_t - Dynamic file reader/writer built on string_t and vector_t These data-structures and data-types are going to be the base of the entire engine.
Finished core Added core OOP system into engine project: member_t : member variables container. method_t : member methods container. class_t : class structure that resembles a type, contains static/class members and methods. object_t : object instance that belongs to a class, contains instance members and methods. Alongside functions to use the data types safely. (usage shown in the attached image.)
Window + Rendering Implemented the engine’s first rendering milestone: Created a GLFW window Initialized OpenGL rendering Rendered basic triangles The engine can now render triangles to the screen
Wrapped the Shading Wrapped OpenGL shader program management into a reusable Shader_Class , built on top of the core OOP system. This allows shader programs to be initialized from file paths and bound cleanly during rendering, improving structure and reuse across the engine....
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My awesome macropad! by @m_zain302909 | Stardance
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Retro monstr(the white edition);D by @FUKI | Stard Retro monstr(the white edition);D by @FUKI | Stardance...
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SteganoHide by @iva33 | Stardance
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Title: SteganoHide by @iva33 | Stardance
Devlogs: Title: SteganoHide by @iva33 | Stardance
Devlogs:
First devlog! I’ve been wanting to build something that feels like actual secret agent stuff, and steganography caught my eye, hiding messages inside images that look completely normal. Nobody would ever know. Getting started was harder than I expected. I didn’t know how pixel data actually worked at first, I just knew images were made of pixels. Turns out every pixel has three numbers (R, G, B) and ASCII characters are also just numbers, so you can literally swap one for the other. That clicked for me and I got excited. Built the two core helper functions today: message_to_numbers which converts text to ASCII values, and numbers_to_message which does the reverse. The stop signal (0) idea came from wondering “how does the decoder know when to stop?” you need a flag at the end, like a period at the end of a sentence.
Devlog 2! Ran into my first real problem today, the SimpleImage library I started with wasn’t giving me direct pixel access the way I needed. Switched to Pillow and it made things a lot easier. getpixel() and putpixel() are what I needed. Writing the encoder felt satisfying. You loop through every pixel, overwrite the Red channel with your character’s ASCII value, move to the next pixel, repeat. It sounds almost too simple but it works and the encoded image looks identical to the original. Added a safety check too: if your message is longer than the image has pixels, it’ll tell you instead of crashing silently.
Devlog 3 — the decoder! This one took more thinking than I expected. The decoder has to follow the exact same path as the encoder: same starting corner, same row-by-row order, otherwise it reads the wrong pixels and gets messy. The trickiest part was the stop signal logic. The decoder reads Red values one by one and asks “is this a 0?” at every pixel. If yes, stop and convert everything collected so far back to text. If no, keep going. Sounds simple but getting the edge cases right (what if the image has no message at all? what if it hits the end without finding a stop?) took a few tries. When I finally ran encode → decode end to end and saw my message come back perfectly that was a relief.
Shipping day! Spent the last couple of days on everything around the code, which turned out to be way more work than I expected. Setting up git properly, fixing merge conflicts, getting PyPI to accept the upload, writing a .gitignore, creating a release tag. None of this is hard individually but it’s a lot of steps and each one has its own way of going wrong. Also fixed two real bugs I hadn’t noticed: the tool would crash on non-ASCII characters like emoji, and nothing stopped you from saving the output as a .jpg (which would silently destroy the hidden data since JPEG is lossy). Both are one-liners to fix but they matter. The project is now on PyPI at pip install steganohide, fully open source, with a proper README and release. It actually works and anyone can try it.
Ships:
I built SteganoHide, a CLI tool that hides secret text messages inside PNG images using LSB steganography. The image looks completely normal to the human eye, but the hidden data is stored in the Red channel of each pixel. The most challenging part was the decoder, it has to follow the exact same pixel path as the encoder, and getting the stop signal logic right took a few tries. I’m proud that it’s fully installable via pip install steganohide and works in under a minute. To test it: install it, grab any PNG image, run the tool, hide a message, then decode it back. Windows users may need to run the full .exe path from the Scripts folder if the command isn’t recognized....
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My awesome macropad! by @Tesar | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @davynplus | Stardance
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Title: Recant by @jabong | Stardance
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Devlogs:
started this now
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My very own WebOS by @BIG_JO | Stardance
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Title: My very own WebOS by @BIG_JO | Stardance
D Title: My very own WebOS by @BIG_JO | Stardance
Devlogs:
am doing a website made by myself no ai just for challenge
I added new features like time using java script and was able to use new elemnts to make cool small boxes down as u can see there down…i used elemts like display flex and border size to space them and give them round edges
i added a draggable icon on the websie can open and close it but so far does nothing ..java sucks
so i didnt change anything yet i just was experimenting for some time and i didnt want to waste it ill soon bring new features to thiswebsite and make it look more geourgiuos…idk how to spell it. anyways i saw how some people actually made some crazy work for their OS website and i want to do also something decent so yeah.
kk so like i decided to redo everything….i just checked what others did and what i did is just so bad am even ashamed it looks nothing like an operating system so am definetly redoing it. this is what it looks so far. I hope things will go well and ill be able to finish this by the end of august. no fetures work for now its all either stickers or just buttons that do nothing am just trying to structure it
si i was working on the script today didnt do much change cause i also spent more time in trying to arrange he project and i added some cute effect on the project when u open buttons in the css file u see down here
so today i was able to change alot of stuff i made the clock widget but i used an image that alr had time written in it wich is why it look like that and another thing i did was to make the calender and yeah that was not that hard the hard part might be to make the apps which i still didnt do yet and am almost startng school 😭 idk if will have time to do all this .
so updates are i changed the calender and now it doesnt only show the month and the year but also the dates and looks more like a calnder most of the work was done in java script and it was actually not that hard to make just a few lines and what took the most time was to chang the colors i changed the green with purple and pink as u can see its compeltely different from bfore and kinda look much more better another thing i did was to remove the numbers drew inside the clock and yeah now all u see is the actuall time i made in java i thnk i will try to arrange the time position inside later… yeah thats all for today .
kk so i done added up a new feature here. its a files app so u can see the picture of the os but for now it just shows the pictures and documents already in the file but i will cange that later and make it a wodget also its hard tho when making it like see the files and store it in the local storage cause i actually use netify so like idk how i will manage it. i might use some c(laude) :/
today i added some icon pictues for the apps i also made the different app files i had made be interconnected with the main html file and made them into widget style am left with making the draggable and also the remove button “x” doesnt seem to work ill be on that soon too
am finally done with this project ,just checked for bugs and tested it and might say it all look good and ready for shippin
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I made a website on my own and it was actually not that hard its not the 1st time i make them but most of the time it was AI that did the most but it i also lean while using AI so i was kinda used to the Css codes and Html BUT Java will forever be the most challenging this to be honest so i did take more time on java and allow my dragable elemnets to be dragable in the 1st pace so yeah am proud that its functional and made 100% by me its not too much but am Still very proud :) IDK how to make screen record of my project so i wasnt able to film it in action but u can try it with the demo url or see how i made it in my repo...
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