@KavishDevar1I re-wrote my Hamming Code visualizer that i had initially written in AngularJS and hosted on vercel. But it was totally unnecessary, so i wrote it again in plain javascript and html, with some css, and it's currently hosted on gh-pages.
it just took me 30 minutes, i don't even know if this will count :]
Source CodePublished website
@EXELVI7+#arcade
To-Do Website
I made this To-Do website with a express.js backend, you can make different lists of To-Dos and also set a description and a priority
github.com/EXELVI/To-Do-Website
@SakshamPatiyar7+The Spotify Clone project aims to replicate the user interface and basic functionality of the Spotify web player using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The project employs React, a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces, to manage the dynamic aspects of the application.
My repo link : github.com/Saksham1o/Spotify-clone
@codeDamn1Hey there, This web app is a Flashcards tool that allows users to create, view, and manage a deck of flashcards. The HTML structure provides the layout, while the CSS ensures a clean and modern design with responsive elements. The JavaScript adds interactivity, enabling users to flip through cards, add new ones, clear the deck, and import/export card data as JSON files, enhancing the study and learning experience.
@MatthewSoh3My first (working) API website that gives you data on your next bus (if you're in Singapore, that is)!
(I'll need to make it more user-friendly later on.)
Made using PHP & JS (and therefore, by extension, HTML & CSS).
Enjoy!!!
github.com/mattsoh/bus-arrivals
@EXELVI7+Terminal Website
I improved my terminal made in HTML, JS and CSS by adding to it the alias command, unalias, stats: making a system for statistics (e.g. how many commands were executed, etc.), and nano. I also added a screenshot button that saves a screenshot of the terminal (in your PC)
exelvi.github.io/terminalgithub.com/EXELVI/terminal
@Craze0Today, I (mostly) finished the event selection logic behind my Science Olympiad Binder/Cheatsheet creation website, SciBind. I am building this project in Next.js and Django (Python), with TypeScript, TailwindCSS, DaisyUI, and more. The event selection logic allows students to select which events they are participating in, and an object will appear in the database for the allowed materials. Repo:
github.com/CrazeXD/Scioly-Binder-Software
@YeGao7+Learned deployment, js in react and react props using airbnb clone
Btw does anyone know how to fix replit image directory it use src/ instead of ..\ or .\ which is causing images deployment issues
github.com/GaoYeGithub/Deploy
@SakshamPatiyar7+This project is a clone of the Disney+ Hotstar website, developed using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It is designed to replicate the look and feel of the popular streaming platform, providing a similar user interface and interaction model. The project includes a responsive navigation bar, a carousel for featured content, a grid layout for video cards
My repo link : github.com/Saksham1o/Disney-Hotstar-clone
@JoelJoby0Ive made a website for using you tube without ads and also it has an api which returns the video links and title of the video i made this cuz my tab has restricted access to .google domain sites so i had to make an api and then embded the js and html in the google sites so that i can use yt from my tab below are the links to visit the site i made. the vids can be watched without going to as all the vids are embded on the system
adless-yt-api.vercel.appsites.google.com/view/ytplayerfree/home?read_current=1
below is the github repo
github.com/joel909/Adless_yt_api
below are a few pics
@NadeenI.6Tamaemoji is a fun and interactive virtual pet game created using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You can take care of your Tamaemoji by feeding it, playing with it, and ensuring it stays healthy. Watch your Tamaemoji react to your interactions with cute emoji expressions! ✨
github.com/neptvnism/Pet-Widgetneptvnism.github.io/Pet-Widget
@Bartosz0Finally finished my Sprig game! It's a RPG where you train your SpriMon. What's the best? It's Arcade event themed!
If people will want, I can make it even more advanced, add catching mechanics and more. I would love to make it a full game with much more details and a better, far more longer story in a Game Engine. It was a fun way to learn JS for the first time!
Here's repo: <https://github.com/BudzioT/SpriMons/tree/master|https://github.com/BudzioT/SpriMons >
Play it here: sprig.hackclub.com/share/4KvmUylH6Wtw3dCh9Er3
@LinuxDino1I made a blot project which I learnt more about maths than JavaScript, since I tried to make it as responsive as possible. It is a battleship template that has auto-generated ships which the computer randomly generates. Github repo: github.com/LinuxDinoGitHub/Blottleship Some screenshots attached.
@Craze0Today, I finished a basic structure in a website I am building to make creating Science Olympiad binders and cheatsheets easier than ever called SciBind. I am building this project using React with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, DaisyUI for components, and a Python + Django backend as a REST API. So far, I have basic User functionality created (signup, login, logout) created, models for the database, loaders for the events when the database is migrated, and a basic idea of what the document structure is going to look like. Here is my github repo: www.github.com/CrazeXD/Scioly-Binder-Software.
@ScottPawley0I added a major update to the text-based RPG that I am working on in JavaScript. The introduction/tutorial to the game is finished, although there are likely some bugs left to fix and potentially some more systems to integrate. The combat system also now includes the ability to rotate around a room to fight the enemies that are in the room. I have continued to work on the game's inventory system, which successfully tracks items but does not yet affect the stats of a player.
GitHub: github.com/beyond-reality-dev/Spoken-Word-Sorcery
@AkshatKhurana1I built a Monkeytype clone in vanilla Javascript and it was a decently challenging project as I tried to replicate the Monkeytype typing to the best of my ability and make it look and feel just like the actual website. It still doesn't come close to the original website, but while building the clone I learnt quite a lot and improved my Javascript skills significantly. Here is the link to the repository: github.com/akshatk-khurana/Monkeytype-Clone. I've also attached a small screen recording of me testing it out.
