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Title: Rowing Computer V2 by @jonathan | Stardance Title: Rowing Computer V2 by @jonathan | Stardance
Devlogs:
I did a lot of research and made the usbc interface
I finished making all the charging and battery volatage schematics and started on the esp32
A LOT HAPPNED. so basiclally after finishing my pcb (which i forogot to record becuase for some reasont he non laspe screenshot thing didnt work) i found it cost 150 dollars which insane. becusae iof this i deceded to just ork around a 30 dollar all in one board
did a bnch if stuff soldered some stuff together and stareted learning hos to code this will be fun
did a bunch if solering and cad it look srly good...
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[{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-1 [{"ship_num": 1, "ts": "2026-11-01T04:51:56Z", "hours": 4.0, "multiplier": null, "payout": 0, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "So, in this time, I’ve added a feature for email invitations(Not me, but a collaborator). Its not live in the web, but the deadline to ship is soon so I’m working to make it live ASAP", "repo": "https://github.com/anay-208/quorumly", "demo": "https://quorumly.vercel.app/"}, {"ship_num": 2, "ts": "2026-06-27T22:06:00Z", "hours": 7.0, "multiplier": 15.9, "payout": 106, "blessing": "neutral", "text": "I made an open-source alternative to when2meet, with a better UI and no ads at all. How it works, you create a meeting, send the link to your team members, and they can select the time they’re available at. you can use it to find the best time for meeting! I’m proud of being able to actually ship a project after long time, with a UI which I find quite satisfying. The hardest part I’d say is the UI only, I spent significant time on UI, Its probably not perfect, but one of the best I’ve ever got. To test my project, just visit: https://quorumly.vercel.app/ , and you can quickly test it.", "repo": "https://github.com/anay-208/quorumly", "demo": "https://quorumly.vercel.app/"}]...
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Title: Quorumly by @anay_208 | Stardance
Devlogs: Title: Quorumly by @anay_208 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Created The figma design for the hero section. Looking forward for your feedback.
I changed the UI a bit to improve UX. Why add friction with an extra button when they can just simply do it here
Coded UI for mobile. Just btns and some final touches are left
So I manage to code the UI for desktop too, button is non functional and it seems a bit weird, the sizes and all but now I’m working on fixing it, and deploying my app
After Prompting AI for some improvements, and improving the overall UI and UX, Home page is completed! Its not live yet in prod, but PR created: https://github.com/anay-208/quorumly/pull/1
So, I finally completed the home page. Now the only thing pending is using better-auth anonymous authentication or smth similar to allow users to select their availability
So I did spend time trying to make things without figma and it didn’t work out well(AI really does’nt help that well)
After using some AI with Figma Screenshots, I was able to Cook Something!
after bug fixes, I’m finally done with first version of the app
The project is now open for contributions: https://github.com/anay-208/quorumly
So Firstly, updates to the app: Inviting people via email (Its almost done), but I’ll ship it as it is
Ships:
I made an open-source alternative to when2meet, with a better UI and no ads at all. How it works, you create a meeting, send the link to your team members, and they can select the time they’re available at. you can use it to find the best time for meeting! I’m proud of being able to actually ship a project after long time, with a UI which I find quite satisfying. The hardest part I’d say is the UI only, I spent significant time on UI, Its probably not perfect, but one of the best I’ve ever got. To test my project, just visit: https://quorumly.vercel.app/ , and you can quickly test it.
So, in this time, I’ve added a feature for email invitations(Not me, but a collaborator). Its not live in the web, but the deadline to ship is soon so I’m working to make it live ASAP...
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Title: My very own WebOS by @Xfhe | Stardance
Dev Title: My very own WebOS by @Xfhe | Stardance
Devlogs:
Devlog: xfheOS Development Overview This development log covers the recent updates that transitioned xfheOS from a static landing page into a fully interactive, web-based operating system. All features were built using vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Core Architecture Updates Window Management We implemented a custom window management system in JavaScript. The system allows users to interact with applications just like a traditional operating system. Windows are now fully draggable across the screen using the title bar. Added a z-index management function that automatically brings the focused window to the foreground. Integrated standard window controls to close, minimize, and maximize application windows. User Interface Replaced the initial gradient backgrounds with a solid dark theme for a cleaner and more professional look. Developed a bottom dock for quick application launching and window restoration. Resolved a critical CSS margin collapse issue that was previously pushing the top navigation bar out of alignment. Applications Developed Calculator We built a standard calculator capable of handling basic mathematical operations. The logic includes a safety mechanism to prevent common JavaScript floating-point errors by rounding the results. Notes Added a lightweight text editor application. This app utilizes the browser’s Local Storage API to automatically save user input, ensuring data persists across page reloads. Web Browser Integrated an iframe-based browser application. It allows users to view external web content directly within the OS environment. Paint Implemented a simple drawing tool using the HTML5 Canvas API. It features real-time drawing capabilities, custom color selection, brush size adjustments, and a canvas clear function....
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Title: Digital Gradebook by @Rocket | Stardance
D Title: Digital Gradebook by @Rocket | Stardance
Devlogs:
Devlog 1 Hi, my name is Rocket and I’m making a digital gradebook. For this project I used the json library to store the information, custom tkinter to make the GUI. I used customtkinter instead of tkinter because tkinter has an old GUI and it looks bad. At first, I thought to make the project in the terminal, but I decided to learn something new so I started learning tkinter(not customtkinter because it is the same thing). With this GUI feature I learned that I can make a python project with more files so I had to split the project into three and now the project is not working :( . For the design I will use the colours Jordy Blue and St Tropaz. See you soon, bye!...
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Title: symphony by @ortley | Stardance
Devlogs:
D Title: symphony by @ortley | Stardance
Devlogs:
Devlog 0 I’m creating a MusicBrainz seeder browser extension with automated field matching (using user-defined query scripts), tools for data patching and correcting , and multi-browser support . It’s gonna primarily be used to get data from digital media releases from music streaming websites, but it could definitely be used to get data from any site with predictable locations of data ehhhh???? Musicbrainz is (in their own words) “The ultimate source of music information” imagine Wikipedia, but for music A MusicBrainz Seeder is a tool used by MusicBrainz editors to auto-fill data fields when submitting entities to the database - kinda like macros Automated field matching - data can be routed from DOM elements in the active tab to certain data fields about the entity Tools for data patching and correcting - sometimes when combining data from multiple sources there are slight differences in the wording of fields e.g. “… of …” vs “… Of …”. These conflicts will be presented and the editor will be given the option to choose the best option or use their own. Story time This project was initially inspired by Harmony and was going to be almost a complete clone of it, but after spending almost a week coding with this approach, I had to scrap all of it and start from scratch . Due to the CORS restrictions used by the APIs endpoints of the streaming sites, HTTP requests couldn’t be honoured if they came straight from my website; they would instead have to be proxied through a backend server . I had no intention of maintaining any sort of backend, especially for my first project. Now that I’m going down the browser extension route, I think it’s turned out for the better, especially with query scripts that can be added by the user (I’m still figuring out the complete syntax for them). See the screenshot for an example. I want the design to be understood easily by most MB editors Technical stack wxt - browser extension framework svelte - UI library - used in the popup and summary pages...
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Title: BPE Tokenizer by @william_a_stella | Starda Title: BPE Tokenizer by @william_a_stella | Stardance
Devlogs:
I’ve been working on a BPE tokenizer to make my own LLM from scratch. Basically what this does is it splits the original input text for the LLM into “tokens” that the LLM does computations on and trains on for future steps. It works by creating an initial vocabulary of characters (256 using UTF-8), and then adds to the vocabulary by finding common pairs of characters and adding the most common pair into its vocabulary as a new independent token. I made the initial vocabulary and did “pre-tokenization” which is a method that allows you to compute the most common pairs of characters fast....
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Maglev Train by @ABN | Stardance
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Title: Maglev Train by @ABN | Stardance
Devlogs:
Title: Maglev Train by @ABN | Stardance
Devlogs:
I’m starting out with an Onshape CAD for my Maglev Train. I don’t really have a fully fledged idea here, so I might need to put some pen to paper in my next devlog! I’m a beginner at computer aided design, and just got started with my school’s robotics club, so this might be a bit difficult for me. There is a large community of people who are willing to help, though I am not affiliated with any design related servers as part of their administration or promotional teams. I just think they’re useful resources for anyone interested. I hope to totally rework the CAD and get everything functional and ready to go soon enough. Catch you later!
Want to try a maglev demo? My CAD for the train now has a working public simulation! The link to the Onshape is here; try dragging the train around: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/ca7f9dd15de26119312515e9/w/9644ee87d97acfb09d4b386d/e/605830fbe88ced165cf9d9ec?renderMode=0&uiState=6a370fd0e043ec08ef4c39ab Let me know what you think! It’s time to get printing…
Printed the train, but it won’t float! I’ve made a severe and continuous lapse in my judgement. The train’s magnet holes are spaced the same as the track… which means each magnet of the train can rest in the spaces between the magnets on the track. So if I launch it (using the handy popsicle stick launcher pictured on the right), it will seem to float while in motion, but then abruptly stop. Back to the CADing board. ✌
It can fly! I updated the Onshape and reprinted the train with five magnet holes and a new spacing pattern. This means that, at all times, there is at least three magnets’ worth of propulsion. A big improvement from the previous zero, wouldn’t you say? You can see in the image below that the ends are elevated above the track. When hit with the launcher, it maintains its inertia to spin around at a stable height.
Ships:
I designed and made a maglev train at home, using simple fridge magnets to make it float above the track. The biggest challenge was getting the train to float even while not in motion, which required redesigns to add as much magnetic repulsion as possible. I am proud of making a functional design as a CAD beginner and being able to turn my half-formed ideas into something tangible. If you plan on printing these parts yourself, check the Github for magnet and STL info!...
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My very own WebOS by @billyz | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @Fishy610 | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @jojothejet1108 | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @nayeema | Stardance
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Title: A jarvis watch by @kamakshi | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @rogersrhy | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @Hummm | Stardance
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Title: My awesome macropad! by @Hummm | Stardance
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blowupthenoobs' website by @blowupthenoobs | S blowupthenoobs' website by @blowupthenoobs | Stardance...
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Title: blowupthenoobs' website by @blowuptheno Title: blowupthenoobs' website by @blowupthenoobs | Stardance
Devlogs:
Finally got to actually working on the main page, lol.
Added a music detection widget (powered by a discord-based api)
Almost finished the mockup. Added random scrolling thing cuz I saw it in someone else’s personal site, lol (It was a thing I was thinking of putting in anyways though. Scrolling’s a nice touch for it tho.)
Finished the basic mockup and such with a couple working features, so I should hopefully be able to qualify for the pulse mission.
Ships:
Got the main stuff laid out on the home page. Still need to integrate some stuff like the art portfolio widgets and whatnot, but that’s going to come in when my google drive clone thingy is further along in completion. Other stuff like the discord widget and nuggets of wisdom are intended to be further worked on, but it is in a good state for right now I think....
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Untitled by @Jasper | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @geekybun | Stardance
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Title: My very own WebOS by @geekybun | Stardance
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Untitled by @vatsvedant11 | Stardance
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