Working on workshops that I am teaching in two days for beginner electronics, just refining my lessonMade more user friendly, can change how much tasks you want to see per each type nowAdded file system to my SkillTree project, saves data so I don't have to keep program running (basically just saves what ive done and keeps the pullNumbers of each task so the random chooser is balancedJust putting this here for my scrapbook
A 2-3 day project.
Basically I can't figure out what skills to work on half the time, I want to fit in a project, some skills, one studying topic, and a workout in my day since I'm usually home alone. Well the problem is I forget what I want to work on, I get distracted of what I want to do instead of what I can do, and I'm too lazy to organize my schedule in the morning, and I get profusely bored of planned schedules. SO I spent a lot of time these past two days writing a C++ program in replit to take in "Tasks" which consist of a type (projects, skills, studying, working out). My program allows me to choose how much projects/skills/studies/workouts I want to do each day, and sort of randomly
(I basically have a pull counter for how much a task has been rolled, my program picks random from the ones with the lowest pulls so I get variety in what i work on but also hit each task I put on) and unlockable skills by marking the base skills as complete.*
Yes it's through console, there's practically no interface, and it's on replit, but I think I still made a tool that I am going to be using every day regardless during the summer.
Here's the github link, Idk if I set it up properly, one of the main reasons I made this project was so I can learn all the skills I have been putting aside to focus on electronics and other stuff soooo
github.com/AdaoH3/skillAchieveTree/tree/main
I've been working on making an electronic device + manual for helping my club members learn electronics since its good for others to learn from hands on experience and have something the can mess around
What I worked on today (3 hours for arcade #hack-hour event) is what is in the video. Working on the manual pages includes the time it took to plan today which is why a bit of pages took so long, however I am making progress over time from making a (scuffed PCB that I have to improve) to building a guide and projects for beginners with it
