@Jack-U07AM5A3LMC1Hey, I made a basic website (its for a quick assignment for GWC, so it may look weird). It is also made to be accessible with bold, contrasting colors. Due to the nature of the assignment, it was made in Replit. Here is the link to the code: replit.com/@Avawriter01/Personal-Website-Starter-Code
@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
@jeslyn1Learned several ukulele covers after getting my first Ukulele from a bday gift! (github) check out the christmas globe jam website I <https://christmasglobe.replit.app/|revamped >to listen to some of the covers! Also put the two longest songs on there on a <https://www.figma.com/design/59JxF1uciqJeRjfwrnZtFL/ukulele-songs-mapped-out?node-id=0-1&t=HG0nh260aawrbNTZ-0|figma >sheet for others to play them!
@ari0After writing a programming language based on a stack VM, I decided I wanted to try making a register VM to learn more. This is the first iteration of my embeddable register-based virtual machine.
I currently have support for registers, arithmetic, comparison, jumps, and a basic user-defined syscall system. I have also have a repl and file runner (converts textual instructions to bytecode) that adds a print syscall. See the README for more in-depth information.
Github: github.com/ari-kl/register-machine
Demo: asciinema.org/a/tdmZuXOO5dQ2Lg1jLAX6atrYV
@Hamza(حمزة)0Because we have too many developer accounts, a friend and I created FetchCV, a centralized developer profile.
Right now, it only fetches data from GitHub, but we will eventually add support for GitLab, CodePen, and Replit.
You can try it now with by searching a GitHub username!
#ship #arcade
@YeGao7+I am having so much troble with learning react i try replit, scrimba, codepen, VS but they all not working right CodeSandbox works but for some reason not commiting to my repo even tho it creating the repo here a link instead
codesandbox.io/p/devbox/modest-sky-forked-yx94sj
@poppy0#arcade I worked on my app for cider yesterday. I'm building an app that'll beep when the road is ready to cross. Something that I'm building for myself, since the main roads where I live have no signals 🥲 -> replit.com/join/gbppalafdt-geethashree3
@AdamMiller0Two of my Sessions had an error being linked to my previous Scrapbook Post for this project, so I am linking them under this repost (fourth try). This is a submission for the HackClub Arcade. I created a Python Program that simulates the card game "Beggar Thy Neighbor" with computer players. This project was created in Replit's Integrated Development Environment. The user is able to select 2, 3, or 4 virtual players through a simple Graphical User Interface and view the state of each player as the game progresses in a simple text box in the same interface. The sequence and condition of the game itself are reported in the Console Log to prevent memory crashes in the GUI. A website describing the rules of this interesting game is included in this post and the GitHub Repository for this project, so I will not waste time explaining them here. This was a fun exercise to improve my logical programming skills while exploring an intriguing card game that I recently discovered. Repository Link: github.com/AdamCodes2023/Beggar-Thy-Neighbor-Python-Code.git Replit Workspace: replit.com/@AdamMiller6/Beggar-Thy-Neighbor?v=1 Official Rules Link: www.thesprucecrafts.com/beggar-my-neighbor-card-game-rules-411130
#arcade #scrapbook #python
@AdamMiller0Two of my Sessions had an error being linked to my previous Scrapbook Post for this project, so I am linking them under this repost. This is a submission for the HackClub Arcade. I created a Python Program that simulates the card game "Beggar Thy Neighbor" with computer players. This project was created in Replit's Integrated Development Environment. The user is able to select 2, 3, or 4 virtual players through a simple Graphical User Interface and view the state of each player as the game progresses in a simple text box in the same interface. The sequence and condition of the game itself are reported in the Console Log to prevent memory crashes in the GUI. A website describing the rules of this interesting game is included in this post and the GitHub Repository for this project, so I will not waste time explaining them here. This was a fun exercise to improve my logical programming skills while exploring an intriguing card game that I recently discovered. Repository Link: github.com/AdamCodes2023/Beggar-Thy-Neighbor-Python-Code.git Replit Workspace: replit.com/@AdamMiller6/Beggar-Thy-Neighbor?v=1 Official Rules Link: www.thesprucecrafts.com/beggar-my-neighbor-card-game-rules-411130
#arcade #scrapbook #python
@AdamMiller0Two of my Sessions had an error being linked to my previous Scrapbook Post for this project, so I am linking them under this repost. This is a submission for the HackClub Arcade. I created a Python Program that simulates the card game "Beggar Thy Neighbor" with computer players. This project was created in Replit's Integrated Development Environment. The user is able to select 2, 3, or 4 virtual players through a simple Graphical User Interface and view the state of each player as the game progresses in a simple text box in the same interface. The sequence and condition of the game itself are reported in the Console Log to prevent memory crashes in the GUI. A website describing the rules of this interesting game is included in this post and the GitHub Repository for this project, so I will not waste time explaining them here. This was a fun exercise to improve my logical programming skills while exploring an intriguing card game that I recently discovered. Repository Link: github.com/AdamCodes2023/Beggar-Thy-Neighbor-Python-Code.git Replit Workspace: replit.com/@AdamMiller6/Beggar-Thy-Neighbor?v=1 Official Rules Link: www.thesprucecrafts.com/beggar-my-neighbor-card-game-rules-411130
#arcade #scrapbook #python
@AdamMiller0This is a submission for the HackClub Arcade. I created a C++ Program that simulates the realistic operation of a normal post office with virtual people. This project was created in Replit's Integrated Development Environment. This program simulates the line at the post office. Customers are able to enter the post office at any time during the 480 minute day. They arrive at intervals of 1 to 5 minutes, and each customer has a task to handle with the postal employee. The task time can take between 1 and 4 minutes. With only one employee working, if the employee is helping another customer, all entering customers will be placed in line and helped in the order in which they arrived. This simple concept is illustrated using a queue to hold the time at which each customer arrives and a simple state machine to flag the status of the employee as either busy or available. All of this is contained in a while loop that runs for 480 iterations to simulate the length of a business day. If there is anyone left in the queue at the end of the 480 iterations, they are simply de-queued until the queue is empty. This program also uses an additional C++ file to hold all of the functions associated with the main method. Things to display at the closing of the doors would be total number of people processed, longest wait time, shortest wait time, average wait time, average task time, and how many customers are left at the door. This was a fun exercise to improve my logical programming skills while replicating a long experience that I recently had at a similar establishment. Repository Link: github.com/AdamCodes2023/Post-Office-Simulation-C-Code.git Replit Workspace: replit.com/@AdamMiller6/Post-Office-Simulation?v=1
#arcade #scrapbook #c-and-cpp
@AdamMiller0This is a submission for the HackClub Arcade. I created a Python Program that simulates the card game "Beggar Thy Neighbor" with computer players. This project was created in Replit's Integrated Development Environment. The user is able to select 2, 3, or 4 virtual players through a simple Graphical User Interface and view the state of each player as the game progresses in a simple text box in the same interface. The sequence and condition of the game itself are reported in the Console Log to prevent memory crashes in the GUI. A website describing the rules of this interesting game is included in this post and the GitHub Repository for this project, so I will not waste time explaining them here. This was a fun exercise to improve my logical programming skills while exploring an intriguing card game that I recently discovered. Repository Link: github.com/AdamCodes2023/Beggar-Thy-Neighbor-Python-Code.git Replit Workspace: replit.com/@AdamMiller6/Beggar-Thy-Neighbor?v=1 Official Rules Link: www.thesprucecrafts.com/beggar-my-neighbor-card-game-rules-411130
#arcade #scrapbook #python
@SkandBajpai-U04GYQRV9FB1I designed a website that is responsive using tailwind css in replit but with git commits. I believe the site is pretty good for someone who has basically no expierence with front end frameworks. All code and git commits are here:
replit.com/@skandhack/PhotoWebsite#pages/index.html
@poppy0#arcade I'm working on a runner game using three js and some other tools. It's really fun to make! replit.com/join/rortpfkiry-geethashree3
I migrated from Glitch successfully as well :)
@Riley0shipping my evil stack language thingy for #building-programming-languages!
it's kinda similar to normal stack languages, except for each stack also being a stack; more like a tree than a stack.
i've also fitted it with a bunch of other cool features, from functional programming, some arraylang features, metaprogramming, pointers and more!
you can find the source code, an executable (that can execute files or load up a repl) and more info here: github.com/rhaskia/treestack
@YeGao7+Made a replit Tutorial Day 1, the amount of write and retakes for the video is insane and sad next time I should be able to do more work in less time.
github.com/GaoYeGithub/Java-Tutorial-Day-1
@AlwaysBusy5For 6 hours of 12 hours in #arcade:
I made a bot with @MohitTiwariDev which would tell ideas for projects in #project-ideas (unfortunately we abandoned it due to some error but still here will be a link to it)
Here is the link to the bot's code replit.com/@mohittiwariis97/Project-Idea-Bot
