@py6600Taking a break from Type/JavaScript and going back to Java to make a combat log timer plugin (HAHA NOT A MOD THIS TIME): TIL about ConcurrentModificationExceptions, and how to use an Iterator to avoid it!
@py6600Going from Java (with #C07NQ5QAYNQ|) back to plain old JavaScript made me realize how powerful typing (not physical keyboard typing, data types typing) actually is—especially with an autocomplete that tells you what data types goes in and out, leaving no room for interpretation. Of course, this is literally my first few days with Java and TypeScript, so excuse any mistakes 🙂
TYPESCRIPT FTW!
@shubhamgangurde0I’m happy to share this HSC Cooler Website project I worked on. Check it out here: a website for my friend’s cooler shop, HSC Cooler! This site lets customers explore coolers and send inquiries directly via WhatsApp.
🛠 Tech Stack: Built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, hosted for free on GitHub Pages with a TSL certificate for security. Plus, I snagged a custom domain for just ₹506—talk about budget-friendly!
🌐 Check it Out: www.hsccooler.in
This was a fun way to boost a local business while sharpening my web dev skills. I’d love your thoughts—drop by the site and let me know what you think!
@shubhamgangurde0I’m happy to share this HSC Cooler Website project I worked on. Check it out here: ✨ Excited to showcase my latest project: a website for my friend’s cooler shop, HSC Cooler! This site lets customers explore coolers and send inquiries directly via WhatsApp.
🛠 Tech Stack: Built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, hosted for free on GitHub Pages with a TSL certificate for security. Plus, I snagged a custom domain for just ₹506—talk about budget-friendly!
🌐 Check it Out: www.hsccooler.in
This was a fun way to boost a local business while sharpening my web dev skills. I’d love your thoughts—drop by the site and let me know what you think!
hashtag#WebDevelopmenthashtag#HTMLhashtag#CSShashtag#JavaScripthashtag#GitHubPageshashtag#DomainManagementhashtag#BudgetFriendlyhashtag#ProjectShowcase@shubhamgangurde0I’m happy to share this HSC Cooler Website project I worked on. Check it out here: lnkd.in/gASZwD_2 ✨ Excited to showcase my latest project: a website for my friend’s cooler shop, HSC Cooler! This site lets customers explore coolers and send inquiries directly via WhatsApp.
🛠 Tech Stack: Built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, hosted for free on GitHub Pages with a TSL certificate for security. Plus, I snagged a custom domain for just ₹506—talk about budget-friendly!
🌐 Check it Out: www.hsccooler.in
This was a fun way to boost a local business while sharpening my web dev skills. I’d love your thoughts—drop by the site and let me know what you think!
hashtag#WebDevelopmenthashtag#HTMLhashtag#CSShashtag#JavaScripthashtag#GitHubPageshashtag#DomainManagementhashtag#BudgetFriendlyhashtag#ProjectShowcase@mart0For #C08PJMATU8Y|, I'm making a snake game but directly on the Google homepage! You can run it even if your school has blocked all games.
This is day 1, I built the basic game logic. If there's someone who is good at CSS/JS animations, please HMU! This isn't looking all too well lmao@nullptr0worked on improving the background gradient transitions in VERT today. the first tab showcases before and the second tab showcases after. it now works using tweening from JS for the gradient position, and mask-image instead of linear-gradient so the color transitioning can be handled from CSS@ms7ru0allmost finished my svete js app
#C0M8PUPU6|!🚢
Last year I made a database of every name of U.S. citizens. Over the last couple of weeks, I made a web tool to view this data! If you’re a data nerd like me, you can see where names are most popular, and where the name is more popular. It features a table, graph, maps, and much more. FYI, It will omit any names with under 5 people born that year for privacy reasons.
This has been a really fun dataset to work with. The site is made with Next.js
@ms7ru0installed kali linux on my new rasbey pi 5 16 gb pc that i will now use every day... gona learn hacking in python and js (if posible
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@ms7ru0coding in js the new svelte and learing svelte
@Lynn/Luke0Started work on terminal craft, making it in html + js
@TheRealCraig0fixed a few bugs, updated boards styling, and started working on removing the flash on load in Codeboard today. also did some research on how i could implement jumpstarts, but i didn't find much. (day 9? of #C045S4393CY|)
@ajhalili20060Day 4 of #C045S4393CY|: Duolingo streaks be damned (it was reset on February 24 btw at ), currently updating the homepage of my website at the moment. Pardon the taking screenshots from my phone because Node.js is such a bulldozer for VS Code for Web via Remote Tunnels.
@uwu0next.js grind continues dont stop never stop
day 4 of #C045S4393CY|
@SkyfallWasTaken0The official webring.hackclub.com switcher has CLS (because the image is loaded by the script tag) and requires loading external scripts + files on the client, so I decided to reimplement it in Astro!
This has a number of benefits, such as:
• The client doesn't need to contact webring.hackclub.com directly (privacy!)
• no CLS on the HC logo
• colours are more aligned with my site's colours
• bigger hitboxes for the next/previous buttons
• doesn't need JS to work
@uwu0Finished chapter 6 of the Next.js tutorial (Day 1 of #C045S4393CY|)
@Nethul0Day 1/15 of #C045S4393CY|
Today(still going on) I worked on learning some more javascript so I can work on my website to add it to @Aram website combiner or smth
Also working more on my python phone so there are way less random bugs that pop up, habit tracker work is still ongoing but I worked on it less today since I want to equally balance work on learning code and also working on the phone
@PrayasBhatt0Project Name : Galvanic Cell Generator
Description : The Galvanic Cell Generator is a web-based tool built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that visually simulates galvanic cells, showcasing electron flow, current direction, and potential differences dynamically.
Repo : github.com/PrayasBhatt/Galvanic-Cell-Generator
@ez0I made a boilerplate for next.js devs to save time on setting up projects involving next-auth.
• Next.j
• Tailwind
• Prisma
• Next-auth
• Sqlite
github.com/eesazahed/next-auth-boilerplate
@BoopBoo0Developer 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 -
