@retrooperpersonal0Started working on a 3D website using Replit, currently project is called obstacles. The goal is to design an entire guide or tutorial on a 3d website with player interaction.
github.com/retrooper/obstacles
@Darren0This is a simulator for a Magic: The Gathering-like card game my friends and me worked on, with emphasis on abstraction and modding. It's currently in a very rough draft, but I got most of the game logic to work, and you can play with it yourself!
Shipped at replit.com/@terezipyrope/mtgalike
Source code & README at github.com/SuffixAutomata/mtgalike
@jeslyn0Ukulele Playlist of my covers online! Added 3 new songs, Say Something, Understand, and Pluto Projector. Practiced more ukulele techniques with fingerpicking, sliding, barre chords, etc! Implemented them into this site. (Note that there's two repos on GitHub, one for the covers- one for the website implementation.) (Ps: I know there is some ambiugity about these hours, but Zach approved them last time here.)
@Mo0I created a Heidi hakkuun AI chatbot! (Sadly because of the new Replit update I don’t have a play link but you can easily host it yourself) it works as a PWA and initialises an Agent from your API key!
github.com/MoPaMo/vera-ai (wip)
@FelixGao0Small Storytime: A few weeks ago, a friend of mine had their account hacked on Discord. The attacker socially engineered them into changing their recovery email. They recovered their account since, but I wondered, how could companies prevent this? For such large companies, the best they can do is a bit of "don't share your 2fa code" in the bottom corner of an email. Some don't even include stuff like this anymore.
The goal of this project is to show what companies can do (If only they cared) to improve their services and to prevent the daily scams that cause people to lose millions.
View the example login page here: replit.com/@CoolDude9000/Email-changing-protection
View the concept and demo code here: github.com/felixgao-0/Email-changing-protection
@DillionWeaver0I made a website that can let you comment on Spotify songs, you can also see each other's comments!
Website: spotify-comments.netlify.app
(edit: someone mentioned nest. ill give it a try!)
API: I dont have a permanent API since I was using Replit, if you know any free (24/7?) code hosting platforms let me know. (I used to use replit to host 24/7 with uptime robot!)
github.com/BoomBoomMushroom/Spotify-Comments
@jacob0github.com/ProbablyComputingSquid/game-jam-entry
First scrapbook entry, forgot to actually do these LOL
added more upgrades and fixed one of the NPCs
This is a wave-based hack-and-slash made with replit's kaboomjs library for a game jam w/ my friends
here's some example gameplay
@FelixGao0Nest Resource Monitor:
A simple monitor to view your CPU, memory, and storage usage and limits on Nest (or anywhere else really, but designed for Nest). Not setup on Nest yet.
Note for reviewers: This is my repo for all of my nest site, I use this because I plan for everything here to be pushed to Nest automatically. My other projects are in separate repos. Also I went over 25 hrs (sry 🇨🇦), so I'm making another scrapbook post for the same project D:
View a demo & the github repo for my entire Nest site here:
replit.com/@CoolDude9000/Nest-Websitemonitor.felixgao.hackclub.appgithub.com/felixgao-0/my-website
View a video below:
@NathanTsai0This was the first time I pulled information out of other sources / websites, and it took me a while to actually wrap my head around this. This started around me just wanting to learn something that I never learned previously, and UI, and Python were just something familiar that I knew, and wanted to add some knowledge and more familiarity / better formatting.
A new side project arose trying to learn about what the weather symbols meant, and how to convey that info into the website in a non-really complicated way. There are 4 different pages, and I hope it works OK (please do not overload Replit's version, as there will be a jinja crash[please read more in the README file])
Enjoy!
GitHub repository: github.com/nathantsai1/myWeather
demo: replit.com/@iamveryerveryba/myWeather
@AlejandroMonroy0#scrapbook https://github.com/ALE123456789101112/MY-OWN-OS
https://replit.com/@alejomonroygait/AleOS I made my own website using the hack club guide of make your own web os I used ai for fixing bugs but I did almost all the work I know it says it takes like 2 hours and a half on the website but I am new to replit and im used to code.org so i took like 7 hours and sometimes my code wouldnt work but I learned more with this than with my teacher for a year. My next project is going to be the making your own crypto.
@YeGao0Tried MongoDB on replit didn't work for some reason
@AyaanGrover0I finished my node-based chat webpage. It is available at ths-chat.web.app and is for my school. It won't work since the replit server is offline. github.com/ayaangrover/aero (repost, I forgot to add a session to the scrap)
@AryanJoshi0I created a pong game using Pygame. I first created the basic multiplayer game, then I added an increment of the speed of the ball, and then I added a basic AI. The final commit was the most difficult as I had to replace the majority of my code, because of the screen to decide whether the multiplayer or singleplayer was glitching out. I fixed the error in replit and replaced the original code with the updated one into vs code. Commits: github.com/AJOSH0912/Pong/commits/main Final Project: github.com/AJOSH0912/Pong
