@ajhalili20067DAY 41/50 (2025-12-22):
• more work at github.com/recaptime-dev/proxyparty-caddy, expect to doing Docker builds and automated CI deployments soon
• more hacking on the internals API for On-demand TLS abuse management (switched to Zed from VS Code Tunnels because it crashed hard when on heavy loads)
• folding the laundry btw, among other chores
@DaaminAshai0day 2/50:
• worked on betteredu.org for inter school hackathon for 5 hackatime hours
• packed my bags, im flying to delhi tomorrow for ^^
• studied combinatorics for 4 hours (5am lock in sesh)
• printed like 20 things cuz its my first time traveling alone
• also played football for an hour-ish, scored 3 bangers :yay:
• here's a cool vscode screenshot from today
we are closer to completing 3 of our goals :agadance:
@Star0Luca ( @Slloom ) and I hosted our first ever Hack Club meeting on 9/25! We had way more interest than we expected - 8 people! We handed out snacks and stickers, and then had everyone get Github, VS Code, Slack, and generally get set up to code. Then on 9/30 we hosted a Boba Drops Workshop, and had even more people come - 10! Almost everyone finished the workshop in the time they could stay for (1-2 hours). It was super rewarding to see people who had literally never touched coding in their lives code a website they were proud of! There were a few who themed their websites around their favorite video games, and another kept working on it after and came up to me yesterday with a second page with lots of poetry :) It was cool to see how what they were passionate about leaked into what hopefully will become a new passion!
Doing the Boba Drops workshop reminded me that I have a website that I should work on, but so far I've only made minor changes (I've been really busy with schoolwork and I'm in the school play!), so I'll save an update on that for another time.
Keep an eye out for a post on 10/10 when we do demos of the websites people made!
@zakkbob0Found the tags :yay:
They're here if anyone's interested: github.com/hackclub/scrapbook/blob/main/apps/slack-bot/src/lib/emojiKeywords.js
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@ChrisB0Done a bunch of stuff since last scrapbook! I have:
• made a torus (from triangles, programmatically)
• implemented lighting. Specular, diffuse, and ambient.
• Moved lighting to frag shader (phong shading method)
• Culling (not rendering back faces) and depth testing (further away objects are drawn behind closer ones)
• Point lights and directional lights
• Texture mapping!
• Made a sphere as well lol
Next steps:
• Multiple textures
• Rework code so I don't have to rewrite like 100 lines every time I want to change a model / the scene.
• Quaternions (of some description, just what the tuto website says lol)
• Mayb get a better setup so I don't have to run like 5 cmds whenever I open vscode
@BennyGaming6350doing the documentation for my #C08F58MT3GV| project. God i hate doing readmes.
@Sunny0Day 12 of #C045S4393CY|
Added fun new messages the bot sends when prompted.
The bot sends it on "stat sendfun" lol
@ajhalili20067Day 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.
@ajhalili20067Day 1 of #C045S4393CY| before midnight (PH Standard Time): cooking up docs for @HackClubLeeks with VS Code for Web (code serve-web running locally on my laptop instead of using Remote Tunnels) and GitLab CI configurations since Recap Time Squad (the org where the project is currently hosted) officially joined GitLab for Open-source program weeks ago (hence getting GitLab Ultimate for free on SaaS)
@PlOszukiwacz0i was bored so i started working on a vs code extension to add ollama support :3
@JovannMC0Had a bunch of issues with VSCode's TS language server crashing but I finally fixed it, started learning how to do API stuff with SvelteKit for my project and it's working! Can finally work on allowing people to "sign up" for timings for events
@rmfosho0heres the complete ui of my vs code clone, working perfectly with proper exporting, formatting and you can even create folders and other files
@rmfosho0sucks that updates are currently down, but im working on recreating vs code inside of my web-os thing!
@JigmetAvinash0Today was quite stuggle-full day, cause I was in no mood to code. Thankfully HighSeas had the motivation inside. Welps, I have now configured the modes change, the different safety precautions and many minor bug fixes. I thought on a full introductory of the project today but I guess It will take till the weekend. Till then I will continue to code and enjoy this scrapbook. Also, I added a README so I dont need to add or save anything here, perhaps fun too !. Anyways (tags : Nextjs, Javascript, TypeScript, Vs Code, High Seas)
Ba-Bye and Adios
@MurtazaHaque0I added a new section of tracks to my website! I also buffed up the music page with 2 new features:
• Added download buttons for my tracks' JSONs so you can experiment with them on your own in BeepBox/JummBox
• Added a cool banner! Very cool! (Custom designed in Canva)
The image rendering problem for one of my lists has still not gone away 😞 I'll have to reconfigure some directories or something cus it's perfectly fine in the dev build running form VScode
Listen to some of my tracks, and see if you could remix them into something cool! Then use the contact page so you can send me the share links to yall's creations lol!
Here is the site: thedarklynx786.github.io/music
Here is the hosting repo: github.com/TheDarkLynx786/TheDarkLynx786.github.io
Here is the code repo: github.com/TheDarkLynx786/website-code
@KanishkAdarshKumar0set up my dev environment with vs code and stuff and made a simple todolist: github.com/kanworks/frontend_store@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80features an HC-SR04-based reservoir water level detector, powered by an ESP8266 with a web server interface. The design of the web interface is inspired by Hack Club Arcade's shop. Users can interact with three buttons to view graphs for "Today," "Past Week," or "Past Month." Instead of using a real-time clock module, the ESP8266 retrieves the current time from a world time API.
More details like wireing can be found in my github repo
(github.com/YeetTheAnson/WaterlevelLogger)
Coded in arduino ide, and vscode
Video attached below shows data plotting using sensor value, and the screen recording below shows the UI design in more detail@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80WirelessVoltmeter -ESP8266 Voltmeter using phone screen as display
How it works: Uses the analog to digital pin on the ESP8266 to read analog values, can be configured with potential dividers in the future as well to measure larger voltages.
UI inspiration: 'Yair Even Or'
More details about wiring and PCB can be found at the repo
Github repository: github.com/YeetTheAnson/WirelessVoltmeter
Made in arduino ide and vscode@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80An esp32 that controls a 32x8 neopixel matrix that displays a few of Hack Club's logo featured from (hackclub.com/brand), and has a button which cycles between those images. My github repository also includes a python script that can convert any image into the matrix array.
Github repo: github.com/YeetTheAnson/NeopixelMatrixHackclub
Coded in arduino ide, and vscode
Warning to those who want to try to run the project in Wokwi, it's extremely laggy and will take around 50 minutes for it to load
@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80PortableCredentialStorage - An esp32-s2 that is able to store domain name, username and password automatically as the user access when websites, It also able to hold the info when powered off because it's stored in the 4mb flash using the FATFS partition. In the case that the user wants to login on another computer, the esp32-s2 can be plugged into another computer and it'll automatically type in the username and password automatically on a login page
Github repo: github.com/YeetTheAnson/PortableCredentialStorage
any extra info about running the code is in the repository
Made in arduino ide and vscode@Lovidu0i made a building demolition simulator. Here's the github- github.com/Raptor-Coder/building-demolition-sim
*for review- i work in vs code and copy paste my work for github commits(though i would mention it)
@SkandBajpai-U04GYQRV9FB0Hey! I recently made a password project in python to further boost my skills. This is because I want to continue learning such stuff like this and make it. To use it, simply run the program and you can open, edit and create accounts and view info inside of them. To use the repo , just open it in vs code and more info and instructions are in the repo here:github.com/Skumm00/randompassword
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I installed nix on my framework!!! I still need to finish up the list of tweaks i did but here's a rough list: hyprland with animations and pretty windows, waybar with a custom top bar and a really cool webcam module i made that detects whether an application is using your webcam, a super fast tofi dmenu launcher, vs code with a theme and go support (needs more expansion; currently its a very barebones install of vs code), spotify with spicetify configs, mako for notifications, fingerprint support that perfers password by default (really annoying nix behavior that its fingerprint first by default) this required a bunch of pam tweaks and was a pain, and best of all its all managed with flakes and my wifi passwords can be commited publicly because they are encrypted with agenix!
P.S. (Adendum?) i also did all of this while camping most of it over cellular on super bumpy Michigan roads while we were in the car for super long periods (~5 hours) i also discovered that the framework battery is almost perfectly 5 - 5.5 hours!P.P.S (doubular adendum??) i also attached a pic of my magnetic charging setup; i want to stick it into a framework module soon so it doesn't stick out but i'm pretty happy with it rngithub.com/kcoderhtml/dots@tacy0I installed nix on my framework!!! I still need to finish up the list of tweaks i did but here's a rough list: hyprland with animations and pretty windows, waybar with a custom top bar and a really cool webcam module i made that detects whether an application is using your webcam, a super fast tofi dmenu launcher, vs code with a theme and go support (needs more expansion; currently its a very barebones install of vs code), spotify with spicetify configs, mako for notifications, fingerprint support that perfers password by default (really annoying nix behavior that its fingerprint first by default) this required a bunch of pam tweaks and was a pain, and best of all its all managed with flakes and my wifi passwords can be commited publicly because they are encrypted with agenix!
P.S. (Adendum?) i also did all of this while camping most of it over cellular on super bumpy Michigan roads while we were in the car for super long periods (~5 hours) i also discovered that the framework battery is almost perfectly 5 - 5.5 hours!P.P.S (doubular adendum??) i also attached a pic of my magnetic charging setup; i want to stick it into a framework module soon so it doesn't stick out but i'm pretty happy with it rngithub.com/kcoderhtml/dots
@AdiM0Hey guys I made a pong game in vs code on python. If you want to play it and/or see the code pls feel free to look at github.com/Adi-2079/Pong-game
@AdiM0Hey guys. During this challenge ive been expanding my horizons from coding to artowrks and such. Today I decided to make a remake of everyone's beloved game, tetris. I used vs code and python to make this game. The game works exactly like tetris but the only downside is it is a little slow and laggy when compared to the original game. Please feel free to check it out and maybe try it for yourself on github.com/Adi-2079/Tetris-game@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
@AdiM0I made a dice roller on vs code in python. You can use this to learn probability, or maybe just use it as a normal pair of dice if u have lost ur current one. If you wish, view my project at github.com/Adi-2079/Dice-roller
@AdiM0I made a password generator in python vscode. Please look at it at github.com/Adi-2079/Password-generator@ABadlyDrawnWobbler0Kleur V3 is now out! Featuring:
• A proper light mode :sunglas:
• Base24 support
• Hand-written editor themes for Vscode, Zed, and Helix (Vscode is particularly cool as it has full semantic highlights!)
• A hand-written gtk 3 and 4 theme! (Actually being a tonal theme now. Also has support for the upcoming css variable rewrite for libadwaita)
• A huge refactor to how themes are made to make it easier to add more in the future
Check it out and use it @ github.com/Suyashtnt/kleur
@AdiM0I created a game in vs code python called deal or no deal. It is based of the real tv show. I incorporated a login system to keep every game scores private and a high score system to keep track of your past winnings. github.com/Adi-2079/DND
@EmilyMo0finished the hack club personal website tutorial and figured out how to commit my code from vscode to github! here is my repository github.com/emilymo999/personal-website.git and here is my page emilymo999.github.io/personal-website. For some reason the page doesn't have all the recent updates as the html vscode file so i'll work on that next, then i'll work on making my personal website more fun and createive
@EmilyMo0During today's session, I downloaded Git and VSCode, and went through the tutorials to understand how to use those apps. I then connected VSCode to my Github, although I'm still figuring out how to do commits- I was having issues but I'll fix the next time I start a session. I finished off by starting on the screenshotted tutorial to make my personal website.
@sam0Major Arcade VSC feature ship! 🚢
A side panel has been added to the arcade :vsc:extension!
You can now start, control, and end sessions straight from vs code!
You can give it a try right now by switching to the pre-release. Do keep in mind that my code isn't perfect 😁
Note: there latency, and a limit of 16 interactions per hours due to API limitations to prevent abuse.
@RistonDineshRodrigues-U04GZ714R0E0#arcade -i made a flappy bird clone while learning game dev in java , the github repo contains all the required files to complie it into a .jar file to run on windows , im trying to convert it into an apt to get it to work on android which should take some more time, the game can be played on a computer for now using the jar file can be run using vs code or the .exe file , github repo link-<https://github.com/ristonrodrigues723/FlappyBird/tree/master> no of hrs it took me-3.5.
