@KavishDevar1I created a quick vector calculator using plain HTML and CSS. It can add, subtract, find out dot and cross products! I will definitely be working on it further, and may calculate all the results as the input values are updated... I am also planning on adding a graph for visualization.
Check it out at my website! And you can find the source code on Github.
@PhyoTP3Restarted work on my swift playgrounds recreation of my app that is on the App Store. I made it so that the charts were in their own files, and also made it so that the graphs will show the donut chart when there is only one assessment done. Once I think I am satisfied about the amount of updates I’ve made, i will put my code back into the Xcode project and someone will help me publish it as an update to App Store Connect. The original app can be found at app.swiftinsg.org/Academ and the repo with the playground is at github.com/JHIT-Tripping/Academ-V2-as-playground
@LandonBayer0Here's another for y'all: wokwi.com/projects/404030077368880129
GitHub: github.com/LandonBayer/FilamentScaleESP
This is a ESP32 based 3D printer filament scale to determine (roughly) how much filament is left on the spool. It automatically calculates the weight left in grams, percentage of the spool used, and displays on the LED bar graph a visual of how much remains. The 4 digit display is a simple scale for any other objects being measured.
@Ultra0Using the MatPlotLib and MatPy libraries, I made a python circular graph maker which can graph square and cube numbers, prime numbers, and multiples up to a specific range. github.com/UltraArcher/funny-yt-shorts-thing
got the idea while doomscrolling yt shorts. ty 3blue1brown
@RudranshPratapSingh0#scrapbook I built a Hailstone Sequence Plotter! This tool calculates and plots the Hailstone (Collatz) sequences for multiple starting numbers on the same graph using Gnuplot. Perfect for visualizing these intriguing sequences! Dependencies: GCC for compiling the code and Gnuplot for plotting. Check it out!
Don't forget to install gnuplot before using it!!
Github: github.com/CoderFleet/CollatzHackClub
@jordan0Apple will replace your battery for free if it's 79% health or lower, and if you have Applecare Therefore I made a program to wear your battery for you, and contribute to cancer research in the process.
Apple gets your applecare coverage money, you get a sweet new battery, and the scientific community benefits.
Here's the end product: github.com/krishnayah/battery-testing
We can also see how tricklecharging works in this graph I made. The rate of charging slows significantly after 50%
@StefanLighezan0Today, I finished my first real tkinter python project. It is a mathematical graph animator (input functions and it draws them linearly in a set amount of time). I was inspired by 3Blue1Brown's Manim (which I did not get close to beating in terms of overall code, etc..), you can find the app here: github.com/stefanlighezan/MathematicalVideoRenderer.
@StefanLighezan0github.com/stefanlighezan/GraphingCalculatorwokwi.com/projects/403214128806652929
I recently had to purchase a graphing calculator for my math class this freshman year. The calculator I purchased was 50% off, and still $70! In my hope to make a better product, I made this graphing calculator that has the same ram (255kb) as the calculator I got. While it does not have an operating system, nor UI, it has a shift button and can graph a multitude of functions, including transcendentals. You can find the guide on github and the calculator on Wowki.
@lilli0kinda this is the image data loss thing graph, while I was doing the project
yea I made an image conversion model using python completed the whole project nw
@Abdullah-U05GB7BN5KK0I’m tired of people finding and reading my diary! So, I’m creating a CLI journal with AES encryption to enable quick journaling. It will allow users to easily create, view, edit, and delete journal entries while ensuring privacy and data security. The next steps include fixing bugs, improving the graph view, completing the documentation, setting up GitHub actions, and publishing to npm.
Repo: github.com/sapientabdullah/secret-journal
@HarshitJagarlamudi0github.com/HJRaptor/DiscordStock I am building a discord bot using py-cord which simulates the stock market using the yfinance python module. I have added basic function, but I still need to add more like options and shorting. I have also used the matplot library to plot a graph for the price history.
@Shuflduf0I made an app that lets you visualize your notes by putting them onto nodes and letting you move them around an infinite canvas - GitHub - Itch.io
@AdvayBajpai-U04GJDR7XKM0Updated nyt.plus's stats screen to closer match the NYT Crossword statistics! Users can now view their streaks, completion rate for puzzles, and their overall completed games (as well as previous statistics and a graph showcasing times).
nyt.plus/play/statsgithub.com/ady00/NYTPlus
@SALIKRAZA0GITHUB commit link:-github.com/SALIK-RAZAVI/student-graph/commit/4989f864f50ae63d854564c07a0b5d8d4acbfda8@SamuelLao1Here’s some more of what I’ve done for nutrivision
• improved onboarding (style and logic, ex. you can’t progress w/o filling in info)
• Make points on weekly graph actually accurate
• Implement apple log in (after SO MUCH TIME)
• Add delete account functionality
• Remodel home page to look much better
@lucas0I've made my app (potentially) ready for production by addling a config file, implementing auto sampling of tests, improving graphing, and
adding logging. Currently the app measures your internet speed and plots it on a graph which you can view in a web browser.
@Jolomolokolo0So today I made my personal Github Awesome looking, by making a custom Repo with a READ.ME File, which I modified to have some nice Graph on my Github. My Github: github.com/Jolomolokolo
@awdev0I'm using Arduino IDE to debug some steering stuff for self driving RC car. LOOK AT THIS POTENTIOMETER GRAPH OOOOOOOOH BABY
@m040Made a simple blahaj (or any ikea product) stock tracker, built in google sheets + apps script
@rajanagarwal0day 8/10 — was really busy today with school and scholarships, so didn’t get too much done. sent out a bunch of emails to meet with professionals and potential customers — for now, enjoy this video of a now-optimized knowledge graph that works in nextjs now!@linkai0#10-days-in-public day 7/10
did more work on my polistat project! i added an interactive line graph for chances of winning over time for all the races that we’re modeling. havent slept in like a week but ppl seem to like the website so far! polistat.mbhs.edu
@linkai0#10-days-in-public day 6/10
more on my polistat project: the site is officially launched (with a couple of features coming soon)! today i added a governor seat distribution chart and a methodology page based on the prediction model my class designed. check it out here: polistat.mbhs.edu
@ian0Day 5 of #10-days-in-public! I’m playing around with an analytics page that gives a quick overview about the financials for an org. It probably won’t ship though.
I’ve figured out how to pull data from the backend into a chart! I’m having some issues with the other chart though… Chart.js can be really annoying sometimes.
Another graph idea for the spending: a github contribution-like grid where it shows shades of green or red like the one on hackpenn.com/finances
Thoughts and suggestions welcome!
@rajanagarwal0day 4/10 — got the dynamic knowledge graph up and running! next step: add customization and queries :yay:
@zrl0Day 2/10 of #10-days-in-public! I’m working to rebuild my personal website, zachlatta.com, over the next 10 days with the key new feature being the ability to render content from a subset of my notes in Obsidian.
Today I focused on getting the script I wrote to separate out my Obsidian notes into a separate repo deployed to a server and running every 15 seconds. I ran into some tricky issues around authentication, but got it working! All the public notes are now being pushed to github.com/zachlatta/public-notes.
Next step is to build out the new Next.js site to render those notes on zachlatta.com in a nice clean way. I’m also thinking of adding some sort of GitHub commit chart-esque visual to the new site, and perhaps a streak mechanism too.@ella0🚢 wahoo, it's a :bank-hackclub-dark: ship!
🌈 ever wondered how to deposit a physical check into your Hack Club Bank account? or connect a crowdfunding campaign or merch shop to Bank? 💰 well now you can learn how to, right from the Bank dashboard!
in the new 📝 “Documentation” tab, you can learn about connecting third-party fundraising platforms, get familiar with depositing physical checks, and access resources including Legal Docs, Branding, and FAQ. :flying_money_with_wings:
🦄 🏦 not on hack club bank? 🏧 you can see the pages in transparency mode at bank.hackclub.com/windyhacks/documentation. if you find any bugs or have any suggestions, let me know :D 🥚 🗿 🐇
