For my final project, I am working on a toy operating system called G4, with it featuring authentication and shell-like environment. I have currently finished working on the account creation and the login process, with it being pass-through based and having a salt as well to verify. This allows for more secure contexts with the authentication load and also allows for further customization and customizability.
Now, I'll be working on settings and more commands on the OS so individuals can actually have something to experience. The repository with all my current progress is located at github.com/de-y/G4
After 9 hours of work, I have finally finished working on the Horizon Labs website! I know it may not be much, but it is honest work for placing horizon labs in the public sphere. Since I have finished the project, I will now be working on the horizon labs desktop application, which is necessary to be able to connect to the server to be able to take the tests and be able to maintain integrity with that.
You can visit this website at horizon-website-8lvt.vercel.app and view the repository at github.com/HorizLabs/website
After spending further time on it, I have finally finished working on the proctoring system! The introduction and the finishing of this system based on being enabled in settings allows for proctor accounts to be created, with the sole purpose of proctoring tests made by individuals within physical testing. It also leads to ensuring test integrity and security through physical and live testing methods by individuals, with proctors being linkable through their email and tied to a participant with access to the access codes and printing when the test date opens.
After this, I'll be working on the desktop testing platform as part of the second segment of the project, with us then finishing up and wrapping up with the potential creation of the web testing platform for more integrity. The repository is located at github.com/HorizLabs/TestA.
Just worked on a proctoring system to my project today, which will activate when a proctor account is created and individuals are assigned to a specific proctor depending on the setting being enabled, with it searching and assigning a "Proctor" role.
The GitHub repo is at github.com/horizlabs/TestA
I have spent the past 2 days working on making further improvements to the application, making it easier and accessible for individuals to be able to create and manage roles among settings, and I have finally finished working on these features. The roles feature allows for the creation and assignment of roles to individuals, with it only being manageable by individuals who are owners or those who have the permission to manage roles, with it allowing for specific role containerization where the system role for "staff" wouldn't allow for, allowing for further development and fulfillment of one's duties depending on their permission. The experiment features flag enables for individuals to be able to preview new unstable features that are being worked on and are in development, bringing further benefits to obtaining feedback within issues.
Furthermore, I have been working on improvements to documentation to allow for developers to be able to build on the platform and be able to contribute to the platform. After this, I'll be working on proctoring features complete with instructions which would allow for physical proctors in schools to be able to maintain academic fairness and integrity within test making.
The GitHub repository is available at github.com/HorizLabs/TestA, and will lead to further development.
I have been working on some further improvements to the application, and I am happy to say that the base feature set is done! Of course there are still more features to be completed and worked on, but this signifies some major developments in the test-management platform, which I will iron out the rest of the minor issues tomorrow so I can work on the next big part of the Horizon toolchain, which is the actual client testing set! After I am done with both, it would make the entire suite of tools complete!
These latest features have to do with the base backend of the grading & analytics section being completed, which still needs to be worked on once a test is submitted, with more functionality on the amount of questions given. Another thing is that I have made access cards to students instructing them when taking the test as they will need to go to a specific location, which took a while to utilize the vercel/og package and make it work since fonts wouldn't work. However, I am happy of what I have made, and hope to continue working and finishing the application!
The GitHub repository for the application can be located at github.com/HorizLabs/TestA
I have been working on new features for the Horizon application with regards to testtaking, which is the heart of the application.
After working on it further, I have created the features for being able to change application settings and provide access features, as well as to delete the entire test as a whole. I have been working on these as for individuals to finally be able to take tests and add further customizability for tests. These will further lead to more changes within the creation of the client-side application with logic being placed on that aspect, and the attempt to find a "server" to be able to connect. However, further changes will be made for the base application for being able to analyze results before the desktop application being created.
The GitHub repository can be viewed at github.com/HorizLabs/TestA
Next up on features
• Grading of papers and analysis of results
Hello again!
I have been working for the past 2 days on a system that allows for users to be created on the platform and allowing for the creation and utilization of question banks. These new changes allow for more complexity to be enabled and also allow for individuals to be able to make and take tests within the platform. Allowing for users to be added will enable and help for users to be able to delegate tasks and responsibilities to individuals, an example would be with content management among other things that are necessary within todays' test taking environment.
Soon, I will be working on more options and more settings features for being able to make and take tests, with exposing new API routes for being able to create and grade users' tests with more documentation being worked on regarding the routes.
The GitHub repository for the project can be located at github.com/HorizLabs/TestA
Thank you!
I have been working on the UI for Horizon TestA platform as well as being able to create tests and documentation. After so many hours, I have finally finished working on these initial dashboard features and have also improved the functionality of the platform.
Next up, I will be working on more functionality and features for tests such as being able to delete and create question banks for the tests, as well as to assign scores and gain useful statistical information from the tests.
The repository is at github.com/HorizLabs/TestA and has been improved as well.
Thank you!
I have finally finished work on Luna and have shipped it! After 11 hours of work, it is finally finished and the bot can be setup and utilized by anyone.
I have also made it straightforward to setup and run the bot out of the box.
Have a look at the repository at github.com/loomfi/luna
Thank you!
Another feature that I have completed being that of a settings panel with neat button interactions and all that.
Finally got AI working on Luna among the settings panel!
Features can now be turned on and off as well, which is also nice.
I need to still work on more features, such as verification with handlers being created and such.
However, it is fun just making this and having it made since I'll be using it for both my core server and my school club.
You can view the page here: github.com/loomfi/Luna
Have fun!
Working back on Horizon soon, but while we are doing that, I am working on a Discord bot to be able to help me automate stuff on the server as well as to replace Dyno, the bot that I am using on my server. Some initial features that I have is
• AI through Google API (oh so help me arcade to get those OpenAI credits but it does work)
• Announcements
• Auto refresh of slash commands on startup
• A database using Postgres
More features are to come soon as I work on integration for the bot, maybe even verification for some sides 👀
But it does work, beautifully. Albeit the AI features are broken most of the time due to API issues or something like that.
The sourcecode can be viewed at github.com/loomfi/Luna.
I am attempting to figure out how to host, which I may use Nest for.
Anyways, thank you guys!
This is a renovation to my initial scrapbook post yesterday about finally finishing authentication. After working on it further and patching any issues that came in the way with cookies among other things, authentication and creation of an owner account are finally finished!
You can view them in action in the video attached, and also at test-a-ochre.vercel.app with credentials from the previous post.
Even though I have finished authentication, I will still need to work on more things, such as adding or deleting users from accounts.
Thank you!Been working on a new test-management platform that I am attempting to make, and I am currently a bit annoyed with cookies 🍪.
However, I have just made an authentication framework for creating a master user and logging in:
A video demonstrating this is attached. However, some issues will need to be fixed, which will be done by the creation of the next feature.
However, here is the website so you can view it yourself
username is: df@avnce.io
password is: llawliet
site is test-a-ochre.vercel.app
Here is the github page if you would like to help as well github.com/HorizLabs/TestA
Thank you
I have finally worked on a rewrite of a rewrite of a rewrite of a website for a project that I am running, called Loom.
The repository can be found here: github.com/loomfi/ROXN
The website can be found here: avnce.org
These changes can be demonstrated in the images that I have attached
Thank you!
Finally finished my open research platform prototype!
I have built all the base features over the past few days, and it has been fun!
You can now view journals and papers while logged out, as well as profiles as of my latest feature, as well as some QOL updates.
These changes can be viewed at oris.avnce.org or at oris-one.vercel.app
Thank you for viewing!
Made a feature to create a journal and add papers to that with people being able to also add editions to the journal! You can see them here with the relevant images.
I'll be working on more features soon and make it better with peer-reviewing and the tags working among other QOL improvements. I will also be working on a theming system so people can add themes, and maybe a plugin system as well.
You can view and experiment with the new features at oris-one.vercel.app or oris.avnce.org
Welcome to milestone #3 for my open-source research platform, called Oris!
This milestone is all about the core of an research platform, uploading files and being able to view them!
Now, you can upload your research to the platform through a wizard, provided that the document is in a pdf file format.
I have also created 2 adapters for this, being one locally through a directory path, and the other being through Vercel blob storage, with more being able to be created by the community!
Some neat videos are attached to demonstrate these two adapters and the file uploading feature as well.
As usual, next up is with me working on the journals aspect of the platform and then being able to create the fun stuff.
That is all there is to it! You can view these new changes at oris-one.vercel.app or at oris.avnce.org and visit the repositories and be able to contribute at github.com/loomify/oris
Thanks for viewing!
Welcome to Major Milestone #GMM0VHBBM| of Oris.
This major milestone incorporates all of my previous minor milestones combined into one neat package.
The latest features and changes are
• Welcome
• Settings
• Profile Pictures
• Deleting and changing email for account and also password
These latest changes can be seen within the video demonstration and some pictures.
I had also been working on some cool ideas for allowing an ecosystem to begin (like themes)
As I am done with the settings and the initialization of an account, I can finally work on the next major milestone, which will be being able to upload your documents and your research to the platform, with customizability and protections enabled (DRM).
These latest changes can be viewed at oris.avnce.org or oris-one.vercel.app
Thank you!
I have achieved another minor milestone in my project for an open research platform called Oris.
I have managed to fully get the setup process working and have also styled the website, with me also leading to the creation of the settings page which allows you to delete your account. This account deletion is significant for my authentication system as you can delete it, with no data being stored thereafter (including your profile picture)!
This will also allow for further ease with being able to work on the core features, uploading papers with protection (which I'll be working on and publish as my next major milestone).
As usual, the platform is available at oris.avnce.org and also oris-one.vercel.appThis is a bit of a small milestone for Oris, but...
I have successfully set up a welcome system for the website and have then made profile pictures work!!!
The issue with it though if you were to test, after creating the account, you would then need to reload or go to the /platform route since it wouldn't work for some reason as the platform
Also this is a multipart form
The website can be found at oris.avnce.org or oris-one.vercel.app
Enjoy!
This might be a major milestone, but I have finally gotten authentication to work on my research platform after several hours!
Also the site works rather nicely, which I think is pretty cool!
The website is here:
oris-one.vercel.app or oris.avnce.org (depending on which channel you prefer)
and even though it looks like as it is in the screenshot, it is still something that I am proud of, and I will be working on more things related to the site and improving the CSS, get ready for profiles 👀
The responses do work, it is time for the manual authentication system, database, and Database ORM
I am thinking of Drizzle for this platform since it is lightweight and Jose, but who knows?
Yep, Oris is an open research platform that I am making so researchers are able to access and publish their research with confidence and without the headaches associated.
Guess what the next project would be!
Today, after 2 days of hard work, I have finally finished work on my personal website!
The website can now be seen at de-y.vercel.app or at de-y.avnce.org.
The site will also be updated whenever I feel like it or need to add some research.
The GitHub repository is accessible at github.com/de-y/personal-websiteFun fact, it pulls project data directly from the GitHub API by leveraging the client!
Thank you for listening!
Began working on my website, this descriptor part took too long to debug since the terminal would keep erroring out complaining that "Document was not found"
Just finished working on the initial version of the stock market simulator (and it is ready to go out with a bang! 💥). It'll allow you to buy, search, and sell stocks by utilizing an AlphaVantage API Key (for it to be real-time, it needs to be a paid plan).
Attached below are some screenshots.
The GitHub link is github.com/de-y/stockmarketsim and the website is located at stockmarketsim.vercel.app
Have fun with it!
(Fun Fact: The systems for storing stock information and balances runs locally on your browser!)
Spent about 2 hours working on a initial stock market simulator that tries to grab stocks 👁️
I'm gonna work more since ERROR!
