@GriffPolk-U04N8QXR6UT1After beating the 163rd hardest Geometry Dash level, I have decided I want to try to code it in real life. This will prob be the hardest thing ive ever done.@kaidevrim7+someone wants me
@ZeroQL5#w-of-the-day day 35
ya boy got a soldering iron, also made a valiant attempt at completing an mlh hackathon project (time is ticking and I don't even have a game loop ready xD)
@Peiprjs2It’s done… I got 3rd place subregional, with no option to compete for regional.
@Verisimilitude110Having fun revising specific heat problems from chemistry class after getting first at National Science Bowl last year...time passes so quickly 😳
@Sam0Making snake in Java for my CS class final project!
@ZeroQL5#w-of-the-day day 5
5 days already, cool
had to brush up on sveltekit's syntax for today, a lot changed since it hit 1.0 but i'm glad there's a stable release now and no more major changes will occur
@belle0finishing day 10 of #10-days-in-public with a lecture on flight planning! did not reach my original goal of finishing the entire lecture series but i'm definitely still going to be going through it :) to celebrate this being the last day, here's 3 cool things i learned:
• all runways are bi-directional and named after the angle/bearing so runway 180 is also runway 360 :) and you take off against the direction of the wind (it hits the nose of the plane first) so a runway working both ways allows pilots (instructed by the air traffic controller) to pick a direction depending on the weather.
• planes are louder when they take off than when they land because they use more power to initially get the plane in the air
• from 18,000 to 60,000 feet above sea level, the pilot must have an instrument rating and fly under instrument flight rules which basically means using data from your flight instruments to navigate rather than using your eyes haha, and that's because you have lowered visibility
(bonus: it's possible to safely land a plane even if your engine stops working because you're able to glide, and how far you can travel while gliding depends on your glide ratio)
@j_cordz7+Here's a picture I took recently and a screenshot of my Scrapbook Streak! :fireball: I recently passed 300 days! :tw_tada::quad_parrot:
Also there's more updates to my NixOS VM! :nix: I wrote a guide with the steps I'm going to take to make it so I think everyone will work out better that the other times! I'm using an ARM ISO this time so the compatibility should be better.
@m040Finally submitted my Bitwarden PR! Was a fun codebase to work in, would definitely consider further contributions if I ever notice anything I want to change
github.com/bitwarden/clients/pull/3076
@Aryan_Garg0Learning About Security And Compliance.
@j_cordz7+I finally finished studying for tomorrow's Calculus Exam, so it's time to start coding again! :cat_typing: So for this first 1️⃣ post of the day, I'm sharing that I did a new Pull Request :pr: for Hack Club! :hack-club: It's an update on the index.js:javascript: file that adds a link to the streaks page at the main Scrapbook page. :scrappy:
And speaking of streaks, with this post I take @sampoder second 🥈 streak place at scrapbook post with 243 consecutive days!!! 🔥 :parrotdad:
@audreyolafz0Forgot to post but so honored to be a WWDC22 Swift Student Challenge winner :)
@j_cordz7+Here's a picture of my macbook :macbook-air-space-gray-screen: terminal using Raycast :raycast: Confetti! 🎉 So the point of this extra post was to mention that I learned as well a few more things on how does the app works, which will be useful when I start getting into building extensions.
@dave0With @J_cordz's support, my first pull request to Hack Club :hackclub-skncoe-logo: was merged!! I am so excited and I look forward to keep contributing to this amazing community. Many more PRs will come!
github.com/hackclub/hackclub/pull/1772
@caleb0Copilot be like: // confetti@j_cordz7+FIRST SHIP EVER!!! 🚢 :quad_parrot: 🎉 Hello everyone, today I can finally and very happily say that I have made my first ship! And not just one, but 2 in 1! 🥇 So let's get started! :parrotdad: The first thing I'm shipping right now is my Splatter Paint 🎨 project made with Paper.js :javascript: This is a HTML Canvas which lets the user draw circles with different sizes and colors and a linear path 🖊️ as well. My code is hosted on my GitHub Account :github: and it's deployed using Vercel! :vercel: This is as well the first project on which I use it, and I must say it's very cool to use! Thanks to all of this, I can say that this project helped me to understand better how JavaScript works, how to write awesome :cooll-dino: READMEs and how to deploy with Vercel. 🗃️ So the second thing I did is a great CSS :css: Customization to my #scrapbook :hack-club: profile! (This is also the first time I'm posting to it outside of the channel itself).
I did it a few days ago as you can see it on my Scrapbook posts, but I was told to ship this as well! This features a custom background with a texture, gradients, the application of elements like :before and :after , some cool borders and a great animation! From this I learned how to get better at design and with CSS.
To all of this I'm attaching some pictures 📸 of the projects and the links! 🔗 🌐
github.com/J-cordz/Splatter-Paint:github:splatterpaint.vercel.app 🔗
gist.github.com/J-cordz/e9d92b3b5cba0e35ed6ec830d1a2b0b2:github:
That's all for today, feel free to ⭐ any of the projects or follow me if you like and see y'all later with the next Ship!! Wahoo!
@j_cordz7+Today I started working on a Sci-Fi 🛸 comic at school! Here's an image in progress of how it's looking so far! :parrotdad: Also tomorrow I'm going to the cinema 🍿 to watch Dr Strange :drstrange: 🎉 , it's already the third 3️⃣ day that the movie 📽️ is out on México :mexicoparrot: , but because tomorrow is finally Friday :tw_spiral_calendar_pad: I will have time to go after school! 🎒 I will probably eat 🥘 🍕 something while in there, and I'll make sure to share too about it!!!
@j_cordz7+Today starts May! And that means my birthday 🍰 🎂 is in two weeks! :parrotdad::tw_spiral_calendar_pad: Here's as well a picture of a plant 🌱 I took today and a very awesome picture of my new Scrapbook CSS Stylesheet! :css: This is the most complex design I've done for it: It includes a custom background with a texture, gradients, special sized borders with a cool :cooll-dino: red color #EC2F3A I did with the hexadecimal value, and great Pseudo-elements like :before and :after! Also thanks to the #scrapbook Prisma/Postgres:prisma::postgres: database I learned that I have a 210 days streak! And speaking again on this, here's my Scrapbook website and the GitHub :github:Gist! Feel free to star ⭐ it if you like it!
@abby0Just contributed to my first open source project through @jessicard new contributing documentation!
@j_cordz7+On one of my previous scrapbook posts I mentioned that I'm going on a trip, and it's today!
This is because my remote classes ended and I have to got back to high school on real life!
So I will be traveling all day to go back to the city, I'll spend the day reading some interesting books and try to code for a bit!
And here's a Hooray Squid! :hooray-squid:
@j_cordz7+Today the entire process for my handshake domain ended, so now I can use javierzaleta/ as my own TLD! This is going to be an awesome step forward into web3 projects for me, next thing is to start using it for my own projects, like setting it up for my website, adding a Namebase DLink subdomain and many more great things to work on with it!
@aaryan0Wrote my first Arduino code on the nodemcu board i got as a secret santa gift! 🎅
@HenryBass-U02KEJ8T6D80Summary of winter break:
I actually didn't code much this break, instead focusing on learning. I fully migrated to Linux on all devices, and did a few rices. Mainly I read up on how computers work on a lower level. Hopefully I can do something cool with that knowledge. Mentally exhausted for school starting again. I did write some code though, I did the start of a bootloader. Windows slowed me down a lot, so hopefully I can actually get somewhere now that I'm using Linux on my desktop too. might also remake my homepage, as it was one of my first websites
idek
@jonah0woo hoo! learning that you can set frames as custom covers for Figma files, I went about designing one for every single project I had. It took a while but was a good excuse to listen to frank sinatra’s entire discography.
@caleb0Today I had the opportunity to drive up and meet @matthewgleich + HQ (@matthew, @msw, @zrl, @christina695, @zfogg, and @lmcelroy) in person :ratscream:
~totally not a promo for off-brand cheez-its~
also max is really tall
i feel no remorse for pinging all of staff
@matthewvandyke080🎉10 DAYS TILL 365 🎉
about to ship the esports coming soon page!
@taylorleehackclub0I am graduating today! 🎓
I decorated my cap w/ a website recapping some of my memories and other info using Next.js. and featured a few of my friends !!
@aaryan0Wrote my first ever test! I really like this and will give TDD a shot!
@caleb0so I've been a Hack Clubber for a year today! 🎉 thanks so much to everyone who's made this such an amazing experience 💖
here are my first 2 public messages to appease scrappy :rayge:
@courtney0Getting ready to publish to Amazon...hopefully it will be ready by June!
@nikodemrabulinski0Just signed a new contract and I officially am not only a developer but also a project manager and devops engineer :ferrisbongo:
@karolina0Life updates! I customized my Scrapbook profile yesterday: scrapbook.hackclub.com/lola
Track season started, which means it's time to hurl myself over a pole using a long stick. It also means that my entire body is in excruciating pain. If I don't look like The Rock by our last meet, I will be asking for a refund. :buffdoge:
In other news - I'm fully vaccinated! :))
@matthew0I did it!!!! I contacted every club!!!! And I sat inside at a Panera for the first time in over a year!!!! My god this week was tiring but I’m so glad I did it. If you’re a club leader (not in the India/Asia/Pacific region) and I didn’t contact you (or a member of your team) this week, please let me know 🙌
@karolina0Website saga continues:
I continued adding content today, focusing on a 4-card gallery layout, from which I took heavy inspo (aka literally tried to copy as closely as I possibly could figure out how to) from Lachlan's website. It's still not quite as nice as theirs, but I'll try to add some nicer shadows and smoother hover effects soon. But, it is RESPONSIVE, including on mobile!
All-in-all, it wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. The cards are just blocks with an image that takes up a set amount, then a caption. Padding and margins keep it looking clean on every screen size.
