@BoopBoo2Developer Dating App Progress:
So far I have been able to make the backend in express.js, along with Socket.io for the chat functionality. As of right now we are using passport to authenticate users with GitHub, and storing it to an MySQL database, along with for message history.
For the pages we have a home page, a dashboard witch will be changed into a settings page on the profile page. The profile page is dynamic and works with any profile. Along with the search page witch currently has sliders but will soon be adjusted to work with location when we switch to mobile app functionality later.
The current template frontend is in EJS as of right now, and we will keep it that way as for a web application for the beta, but I have plans to switch to React Native later. In the end unsure how to proceed. If you have any questions please make a thread.
@3XAY0I updated my website to have my new CSS animations, and made those changes public for peer review. I also fixed an unanimated link in one of the articles (because the text was too long) and removed the search icon (it's because I'm using a documentation builder), added a spellcheck plugin, and added a note for JS
@AshishAgarwal0working on a next.js full-stack project!
currently making the dashboard, then I will make the back-end server once the dashboard/frontend is done
shadcn/ui, next.js and tailwindcss used in the dashboard front-end
@AshishAgarwal0working on same periodic table visualizer....
• generates SVG(s) of every element using python with svgwrite
• then uses javascript and css and html to visualize it with layout...
it's almost done, I'm giving it final touches
@AshishAgarwal0building a periodic table visualizer!
1. it generated SVGs of every element with their detailed info (using python and svgwrite)
2. HTML+CSS+JS to show the periodic table
currently, for testing, I put them as a rectangle, now I will make them proper layout just like original table.
@AshishAgarwal0Working on my portfolio! This project marks my very first Next.js project!!
I added cool features such as - Headless blog (Hashnode), Guestbook (you can leave your reviews there!), etc more!
Built with Next.js, Framer Motion, Postgres, Prisma, Google+Github oAuth, TailwindCSS
CHECK OUT: ashish.top
@DheerajS0Today I will be working on sudoku solver using basic html css and js
@tony0spend a lot of time setting up, always needs to do that when using languages other than js and python lmao
@mart0Day Six of coding a Cute Pomodoro Timer -- Coding time: 2 HOURS AND 50 MINUTES?!?!?Yeah, i've gone actually bonkers. I was supposed to study.
Added a cool animation to this! Also, tried to migrate processes to background.js. This is PAIN!!!!11111@DheerajS0Today I have been working on making connect4 game using html css and js
@Ayo-U081X6EUWE40Working on a cookie clicker game with a chocolate team. I'm very happy that I know enough about html, css, and javascript that this seems doable.
@M_0Almost done the JS file, need to finish the game logic then I'll go code the form in my HTML page
@PratyushVelShankar0just fixed a BUNCH of dependency conflicts with three.js and react, and finally got to this stage -
@LiamShah0Added more features to my guessing game. Dy 3 of Javascript
@BoopBoo2Comp Sci Compass (Day 1)
Today I got a mock version of the backend using express.js, along with a simple SQLite database. I started working on the front end using React. I was thinking of a terminal style design for navigating the page to have the application stand out some more. Thinking of switching to a database like Firebase, even though it is a no SQL database, it is built for Node.js/JavaScript and using JSON. I am thinking about it but I feel like I will stick with an SQL based database as I am storing a lot of reviews and more, along with courses connected to colleges/high schools.
Here is a preview of the front end, the backend and database are mostly made. yes the console is working, to lazy to post a gif
@Techgenius0Hey today i made a dictionoray app with javascript .
@boki0Working on The Weeknd page + cleaned up some javascript & css files.
@M_0Started a new project, finished the rule explication, started coding the JS file :melting_face:
I hope I'll ship it within 3 days 🥲
@LiamShah0Made a simple counter and number guessing game. Day 2 of javascript
@hjw11120finished tic tac toe game with bot. used minimax algorithm in js
@Andre-cmd-rgb0worked on my personal website and web os(A basic working operating system implemented in JavaScript. This project simulates a terminal-based OS, where users can interact with a file system, execute commands, and manage directories and files through the web interface. 🚀)
@hjw11120started tic tac toe game and finished html and css part. working on js.
@CBerJun0Today I wrote a Hello World! program. In fact, it was written in a programming language I invented. The Muffin language lets you write programs that look like cooking recipes. The picture below shows how the compiler compiles the Hello world recipe into a big chunk of js code that (surprisingly) prints out Hello world. Most part of the code generator was done now. Repo: github.com/CBerJun/Muffin
@boki0Updated pop music website! Fixed slideshow, updated navigation bar, hamburger menu and also improved on the JavaScript code... My goal with this is to convince our school to let us have a space for student websites that we'd voluntarily make for fun… If anything I'm learning something new by making a site about a hobby
@NikosTsilas-U04N415FE4T0I continue working on the website. I think that I am 80% finished. I added an Astro component and a lot of JS, tailwindified everything, and changed the HTML a little bit.@T3RM1N4L0finally fixed my socials
@CBerJun0Continue working on Muffin (a weird programming language that allows you to write programs that look like cooking recipes). Day four working on the parser---it is now done (all the statements have been implemented). Next step would be doing some semantic analysis to make sure the program is valid and generating target code (JavaScript) (gonna figure out a way to implement goto in js) (Day 5 on Scrapbook)
@spacefall0today i fought with js and hex escape sequences, turns out that bun (maybe node too) doesn't like \x escapes, replacing "\x" to "%" does tho.
i also got the api that i've been working on to actually work, so that's good too
@Ayo-U081X6EUWE40Making an animated physics game with html, css, and javascript. I feel like i'm learning a lot with this project, and stuff actually makes sense.(Kinda) Hopefully, I actually finish this one
@LiamShah0Beginning to learn javascript to hopefully learn to make apps
@JigmetAvinash0Today was quite stuggle-full day, cause I was in no mood to code. Thankfully HighSeas had the motivation inside. Welps, I have now configured the modes change, the different safety precautions and many minor bug fixes. I thought on a full introductory of the project today but I guess It will take till the weekend. Till then I will continue to code and enjoy this scrapbook. Also, I added a README so I dont need to add or save anything here, perhaps fun too !. Anyways (tags : Nextjs, Javascript, TypeScript, Vs Code, High Seas)
Ba-Bye and Adios
@EricLin0Making the readme for my scientific calculator made using javascript!
@quillbeam0currently making a silly lil petsim game in html and js! i've only got basic walking behaviors pinned down right now
(old name was webagotchi, recently changed to Taskiitty cuz old name was unoriginal)
@hjw11120worked on more js and css for note guessing game
@Raymond0I learned that getting audio to sync properly seamlessly is very hard 😭 and slowness because js only makes it harder
@sahitid0:shipitparrot::ascend:ASCEND SHIP INCOMING:shipitparrot::ascend:
> last weekend, @michelle and i had the most unforgettable experience at ascend:ascend-planet: in LA where we were surrounded by 50+ girls & non-binary in tech, helping organize one of the most incredible hackathons i've been to this year.
of course, we still wanted to take the opportunity to build & ship a technical project so we spent majority of the day working on this AR simulation of a SpaceX Falcon 9 landing wherever you held up the SpaceX :spacex: logo with three.js, ar.js, & a-frame :aframe:.
we were content with mediocrity until, in a last-minute turn of events (and a motivating conversation with @zrl ), we realized we wanted to make something more meaningful:sleepy-dino:. something that addressed a real issue & we could own 100% of the code :meow_code: with.
and what’s the #1 problem facing youth in america 🦅 today? that’s right. there are no resources for underage gambling.:money-printer: 🇺🇸
so, from the hours of 1–5 am, @michelle and i went all in. armed with vanilla web dev, 2+ crash-outs, and sleep deprivation, we built a GAMBLING WEBSITE FOR MINORS. our project bridges the accessibility gap by offering an educational experience to prepare the next generation for the risks of losing it all. 🎲
:playground_slide:full story behind our project design process (money spread images included :money-tub:):docs.google.com/presentation/d/1FYv7BGPnzlNT-phubaZu6-6Dp_XOWD6CMlluC_JML4I/edit?usp=sharing
🎰 GAMBLE YOUR $$ MONEY AWAY NOW:underage-gambling.vercel.app:githubparrot:github:github.com/sahitid/underage-gambling
💌 thank you to @zrl for the wake-up call to redo our entire project at 1 am, and the entire#C07T6DEFD7U|organizing team ( @savina , @zoyashussain , @phaedra , @jeslyn , @elia , @andreayang ) for providing headshots that we used on the website. and most of all @ZenabH. (the coolest canadian i know) for the yap & moral support.
@TheTridentGuy0scrapbook for day 2: did some work on a new personal site that im doing in Flask, and vanilla html, css and js.
@Diptanu0Making my personal portfolio website with the use of html, css, javascript. As the sample given below [DAY 2]
@UdayPrakashGupta0hello everyone! today i worked on making a little game while also learning javascript! worked on making it responsive also!
@Shahmeer0im working on my own basic browser engine in rust
so far i'm working on the HTML/CSS rendering component of the project, and it's really close to completion, hopefully soon I'll be able to start working on the javascript engine part of the project
obviously it's not a full featured engine that supports the entire HTML/CSS/JS spec (and only supports CSS 2.1) but the project is fun and I enjoy low-level programming
github.com/shahmeerwsatti/bluejay-browser-engine/commit/97bf74d05fec992e92a1390c91a9d7a2e4b7b9ff
@hjw11120note guessing game. worked on a base html, css and js
