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D Title: Drone Project by @rehanhabbu | Stardance
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Working on the wiring diagram for the drone: Added the existing owned flight controller Radio for both FPV and autonomus 4-in-1 ESC + Motors Battery, regulator, and step-down for Raspberry PI Raspberry Pi with placeholder camera for object detection and FPV GPS+Compass Button and antenna
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Refined Wiring based on existing parts: Found pre-owned parts and redid wiring based off them Added Cube Carrier Board Cubepilot Power brick Better telemetry with SIK radio RunCam Phoenix 2 camera for FPV AKK FX2 Ultimate For camera transmitting FlySky_10_Channel normal radio transmitter and reciver MMCX and Dipole Antennaes
Worked on code, simulations, and cleaning up the repo. Cleaned up repo, added prior schematics, and create code and src folder Create Mavlink_Control.py to connect to drone and allow control Created main.py Created vision.py to be able to read and detect objects Created vision_test.py to locally test vision without hardware Installed Mission Planner and connected to Mavlink.py Ran a working simulation on Mission Planner
Worked on updating the BOM.CSV and doing calculations Found 9 in propellers Created weight sheet and recorded weights of all parts Added calculations for TWR ratio Found 4x motors to use Used eCalc and Everydrone to calculate minimum thrust needed, battery discharge, and flight time.
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Updated Read me with simulation instructions: Added detailed instructions on how to set up and run the drone simulation
Fixed Wiring schematic and Updated readme.md and BOM Fixed the outdated wiring schematic with some of the new parts and replaced the non-specific ones with specific parts Simplified and cleaned up the README.md Fixed the links in BOM.CSV to not be the incorrect copied hyperlinks from the google sheet Added a BOM.MD with clickable links...
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dev Title: quartz by @p0tato | Stardance
Devlogs:
devlog #1 of quartz, a desktop automation app similar to shortcuts on ios/mac but for linux (and maybe windows in the future). the main idea is that you create shortcuts that contain multiple “steps”, which can do many things, including: setting a variable, showing a pop-up, running a command, and more. the main reason i decided to work on this is because making shell scripts and managing them are kind of annoying, so creating a nice interface to easily manage scripts (or shortcuts) would be very helpful. as for technical details, the backend (saving and running) uses a background python process, while the ui uses flutter and material design. current features done: basic backend (saving and running shortcuts), some ui (creating, editing shortcuts/steps). todo: add UI for control flow (if/else), add shortcut triggers (to automatically run shortcuts), add a lot more actions, improve the UI, (maybe) app integrations. the reason this took over 10hr is mostly because of the ui, since i am not the most familiar with flutter and there are a lot of moving parts.
update: added drag and drop, added flow control, removed client side decorations on linux, and more
update 2: made a cool thing where variables and outputs in a text field are highlighted (see right of image)
quartz update #3 changes: added some basic automatic shortcut triggers startup, file watch, clipboard watch will add more later fixed some issues and improved message box/dialog box (using ai) removed collapsible sidebar on editor page polishing/consistency changes including adding a mono font for text fields allow changing shortcut properties through inspector (see image) split editor page file into several modules (previously 1400+ lines long…) to-do: add more triggers and actions figure out how to detect hotkeys on linux (may not be possible on wayland) fix windows functionality figure out how to build/package app more stuff that i forgot about
quartz update #4 changes: optimize polling trigger listeners by limiting one polling agent per trigger type add more triggerss directory watch (file create/delete/rename) directory contents watch (file content changes) app open app close schedule (cron) fixed file watch trigger updated ui pubsec.yaml name to “quartz” instead of “ui” added bracket/quote formatting to text fields added trigger output usage in ui like action outputs allow viewing run logs from settings page
quartz update #5: the apps update smaller update this time changes added some config file support (located in USER/.config/quartz) added tooltips (?) to certain action inputs added the app selector, as seen in the screenshot below! action updates: NEW open app: opens an app using the selector NEW open link: opens a link, as a website, file, etc. NEW kill process: kills a process via app selector, name, or pid with the option to terminate instead WIP emulate mouse: stub (not implemented) trigger updates: app open: change to use app selector app close: change to use app selector lots of bugfixes, both on backend and UI fixed a lot of overflow issues on UI on smaller screens todo add the remaining trigger types add some more actions figure out how to build and package the app (really need this to ship) notes yes i am aware that deltarune is in my apps list, and yes i have played chapter five
quartz update 5.1: the actions update 1 added a ton of cool actions, heres the full list: NEW filesystem: create directory NEW filesystem: create file NEW filesystem: delete directory NEW filesystem: delete file NEW filesystem: get file properties NEW filesystem: read file NEW filesystem: write file NEW filesystem: rename or move file or directory NEW system: power - lock, logout, suspend, hibernate, shutdown, reboot NEW system: send notification NEW misc: send web request other changes: fixed some overflow issues in the UI ok bye new update coming soon
FINALLY i got the build process and packaging working now it works and people can install it! windows works now too! i didnt have time to create a devlog until now so enjoy heres the full changelog: main changes: added action: truncate number allowed users to assign each shortcut a color removed shortcut icons since an icon picker would be really annoying to add overhauled the homepage, now you can select shortcuts, batch delete, and more (see screenshot!!) fixed kill process action disabled running a shortcut while it’s already running (very inconsistent behavior previously) UI now ensures that there is only one window using a weird hack fixed notifications not showing on windows removed emulate mouse button stub action (extremely difficult cross-platform) wrote some docs that i realize i need to update now since i changed the linux install process lol packaging AI: create the windows installer builder AI: create uninstaller create a logo that i put so much effort into (2 minutes in figma) a ton of other stuff including a whole build process for linux notes yea, i did use ai for some stuff, either because i was lazy or… yeah i was lazy. todo major UI improvements released binaries 🚢ing
final devlog before ship!! i mostly just worked on refining the build process and bug fixing, which is why im not going over each change individually. the UI/UX could be improved, but its good enough for the initial ship. all that’s left: re-build the new binaries and release release the windows binaries ship!!! the very compressed and unreadable gif below is the one in the readme lol
i said last time that it was the final devlog before ship but then i realized there were a lot of bugs to fix and stuff so this the the ACTUAL final devlog before ship!!! changes include: bugfixes (a lot) github actions wiki/docs release 0.2.0
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I made Quartz, a desktop automation app for Windows and Linux. It’s pretty similar to the Shortcuts app on MacOS. Quartz allows you to create shortcuts, which are lists of actions, that run things on your computer, whether that is read a file, send a web request, or something else. These shortcuts can be activated manually or using triggers (e.g. at a certain time). The main reason I created this, and the most important QoL improvement is that with Quartz, you can easily create and manage small scripts that do stuff on your computer, like watch a file or directory and running subsequent actions. The most challenging part was adapting/scrapping features for Linux, since a user’s environment can be very different from another user’s environment, so I had to choose some important features and scrap the unrealistic ones. For example, I really wanted to add an emulate mouse/keyboard button action, but it simply wasn’t feasible, since the app would have to require root privileges on both platforms, which was something I was trying to avoid. I am proud of how the project turned out, but especially the user interface, since it took a while to design and actually build the interface, and I think it turned out well, with a bit room for improvement. Some UI changes will come in future updates. To test the project, you first need to make sure that you are on either Windows or a systemd-based Linux distribution. Then you can simply just follow the instructions on the README. The app uses a Python FastAPI daemon with a Flutter UI. To save memory, the UI is a completely seperate process than the daemon, so it’s OK to close the app window/kill the UI process without affecting the backend....
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AI PowerPoint Creator by @GoodAron | Stardance
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Exonot by @RishabhGarg | Stardance
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Title: Exonot by @RishabhGarg | Stardance
Devlogs Title: Exonot by @RishabhGarg | Stardance
Devlogs:
A lot of my research involves exoplanets (planets outside of our solar system), and writing out the common symbols in LaTeX for papers becomes tiring, so I made a package with macros for these symbols.
Ships:
I made a LaTeX package that provides macros for common symbols used in a field of astronomy/astrophysics that studies exoplanets, or planets outside of our solar system!...
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Facet by @nichokas | Stardance
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Title: Facet by @nichokas | Stardance
Devlogs:
Fi Title: Facet by @nichokas | Stardance
Devlogs:
Finished Figma design for the app...
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My very own WebOS by @Nikhilsahu | Stardance
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Title: My very own WebOS by @Nikhilsahu | Stardanc Title: My very own WebOS by @Nikhilsahu | Stardance
Devlogs:
Apps, Bug Fixes and Final Touches Today was mostly about polishing the project and making it feel complete. I added the remaining apps and improved the overall experience. Then came the fun part: fixing all the random bugs I had been ignoring for days . I also cleaned up some code, improved animations, and tested everything multiple times. A lot of small improvements don’t look huge individually, but together they made the project feel much smoother. Looking back, this project taught me a lot about DOM manipulation, event handling, UI design, and debugging. There were definitely moments where I felt stuck, but seeing everything work in the end was worth it. Final features: Desktop interface Taskbar Multiple app windows Window management Responsive UI improvements Chatbot Really happy with how this turned out. Time to ship it .
Windows Finally Work Today’s focus was getting the window system working. I wanted apps to open like they do on a real operating system, so I spent most of the day working on draggable windows. At first everything was a mess. Windows were overlapping weirdly and sometimes clicks weren’t registering properly. After a lot of trial and error (and way too many console.logs), I got dragging, opening, closing, and focusing windows working properly. Honestly this was the first time the project started feeling like an actual OS instead of just a webpage. What I finished: Draggable windows Open/close functionality Active window focus system Better UI interactions Biggest challenge: Managing multiple windows without breaking everything
Today I finally started working on my WebOS project. The idea was simple: make a desktop-like operating system that runs completely in the browser. First I worked on the basic layout. I made the desktop screen, taskbar, and some placeholder app icons. Most of the time went into figuring out how I wanted everything to look and behave. CSS took longer than expected because every small thing somehow broke something else . By the end of the day I had a decent-looking desktop UI and a clear idea of what features I wanted to add next. What I finished: Desktop layout Taskbar App icons Basic styling Next goal: Make apps open in actual windows instead of being static elements.
Ships:
I made NikhilOS — a web-based operating system that runs in the browser. It has draggable and resizable windows, a taskbar, and multiple built-in apps like a Terminal (with real commands like neofetch, ls, echo), File Manager, Text Editor, Music Player, Calculator, Settings, and NikhilAI — a built-in chatbot that answers questions about JEE, tells jokes, and gives OS info. Making windows draggable was the hardest part — I had to understand how mouse events work in JavaScript (mousedown, mousemove, mouseup) and how absolute positioning works with z-index so windows stack correctly when you click them. The NikhilAI chatbot — it was my own idea, not in the guide. It has context-aware responses for JEE tips, jokes, and OS info. Also proud that everything is in plain HTML, CSS and JS — no frameworks at all. I have not integrated api because i can't use it publicly on github. No password needed — just open the link and double-click any icon on the desktop to open an app. Right-click the desktop for a context menu. Try the Terminal and type (neofetch) or (help) to see available commands. Open NikhilAI and chat with it!...
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SigmaOS by @Nutties | Stardance
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Nutties
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Title: SigmaOS by @Nutties | Stardance
Devlogs:
P Title: SigmaOS by @Nutties | Stardance
Devlogs:
Personal Website - Devlog 1 I’m designing a new website for me and my projects, I made one a couple of weeks ago but was not really satisfied with it and it was really messy (was using an Astro template) so je decided to use the WebOS mission to develop a cooler and simpler one. Things I learned: Sedimented my HTML Gained more experience in Figma CSS is the bane of my existence As always, building things one block at a time .
Personal Website - Devlog 2 Progressing through the development I have achieved a base to work upon. Things I did: More CSS… Basic App As always, building things one block at a time .
Personal Website - Devlog 3 I still hate CSS but it’s getting more manageable now, I made a basic About Me which I will improve. Plus I started working on a File Explorer (not implemented yet). Things I did: About Me Refactored app handling Added TailwindCSS As always, building things one block at a time .
Ships:
Basic About Me website is done! But still not finished....
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My first slack bot! by @Dhroov | Stardance
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Untitled by @Dhroov | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @Albi | Stardance
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Title: My awesome macropad! by @Albi | Stardance
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Untitled by @Yusyra | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @b4san_34 | Stardance
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Pulse by @Mark_Mitrofanov | Stardance
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Title: Pulse by @Mark_Mitrofanov | Stardance
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Utility Pad by @GunRattler28 | Stardance
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Title: Utility Pad by @GunRattler28 | Stardance
D Title: Utility Pad by @GunRattler28 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Mapped all my Keybinds
Ships:
I’ve finished everything needed for the utility pad. Just waitng for my order to be fufilled now! :) so excited...
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Inceptor by @ernestq | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @Haley | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @aName | Stardance
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Chronoz by @b4san_34 | Stardance
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Title: Chronoz by @b4san_34 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Title: Chronoz by @b4san_34 | Stardance
Devlogs:
🚀 Introducing Chronos Engine Today marks the beginning of Chronos Engine, an ambitious project that aims to simulate entire alternate realities from a single change in history. Instead of generating a simple alternate-history story, Chronos Engine is being designed as an AI-powered Alternate Reality Simulation Engine capable of creating coherent timelines, civilizations, technologies, economies, companies, historical events, and cultural developments that emerge from a divergence point. My long-term vision is to allow users to explore questions such as: What if the Internet had been invented in 1950? What if the Roman Empire discovered electricity? What if artificial intelligence emerged in the early 20th century? What if oil had never been discovered? The system would then generate a complete, explorable alternate world rather than a single narrative. 🧠 Current Status Im currently in the planning and research phase. At this stage, no core implementation has begun yet. The primary focus is understanding the problem space and validating the feasibility of the project’s architecture. Current activities include: Researching alternate-history simulation systems Studying procedural world generation techniques Exploring knowledge graph architectures Evaluating AI orchestration approaches Defining simulation boundaries and constraints Identifying technical risks and scalability challenges 🎯 Immediate Goals Over the next development cycle, we aim to: Finalize project scope Define the first MVP Validate technical architecture Design the world model Create simulation rules for timeline generation Build the initial prototype roadmap...
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My very own WebOS by @jedilikeshackclub | Stardanc My very own WebOS by @jedilikeshackclub | Stardance...
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Untitled project by @avnibenmoshe | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @rishiudhya219 | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @yrajpurkar11 | Stardance
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Title: My very own WebOS by @yrajpurkar11 | Starda Title: My very own WebOS by @yrajpurkar11 | Stardance
Devlogs:
The WebOS contains a few apps that users like you can use to understand an organism and/or your surroundings....
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J.A.R.V.I.S by @Khush | Stardance
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Title: J.A.R.V.I.S by @Khush | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @derekHL | Stardance
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VEX V5 Override robot by @douglas36 | Stardance
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Title: VEX V5 Override robot by @douglas36 | Stard Title: VEX V5 Override robot by @douglas36 | Stardance...
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My awesome macropad! by @Siddak | Stardance
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Title: My awesome macropad! by @Siddak | Stardance Title: My awesome macropad! by @Siddak | Stardance
Devlogs:
Just started with the hackpad mission...
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My WebOS by @Amayama | Stardance
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Title: My WebOS by @Amayama | Stardance
Devlogs:
Title: My WebOS by @Amayama | Stardance
Devlogs:
I finally figured out how to use Visual Studio code lmaooo
omg HOW do you add images
NEVERMIND I GOT AN IMAGEE YIPPPIEEEEE
i have a border now (i was busy today)
need to add more yellow…...
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My awesome macropad! by @BAndrews | Stardance
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