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Okay so here are the changes:
- I added time to HackerOS
- I’m probably going to add a wallpaper next
-I’m adding a pop-up screen
-I’m going to remove the search bar as that tbh belongs to the new tab project and not an OS.
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INITIAL PROGRESS: Okay so we have two cool buttons that do nothing. i might proceeed to make them work or just remove them as a whole
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WeatherFetch
Welcome to Weather Fetch.
This Website displays weather of a location by requesting permission for location of user and sends API requests to Open Meteo for weather information and a separate request to bigdatacloud.net for displaying the location.
What I found challenging was making the AQI feature work and making the correct URLs for the API calls.
I’m Proud of the structure that I’ve given to my JS. The JS is not messily tangled altogether but rather in neat blocks of code. This prevents everything from breaking if one thing breaks. Another thing is the way I’ve used THREE APIs for this. sounds big.
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1h 46m 43s logged
The project is officially done!!! I got over with the AQI, and went on to add some animations to the website and two separate alerts. One alert for high UV and one alert for high chance of rain.
@SilentVelocity
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6h 39m 57s logged
Okay. A lot has happened now actually. I’ve a big weather condition block, added time, location, added a lot more of CSS, added stickers too! Working on adding AQI and potentially FORECAST! i probably wont be doing forecast cuz AQI adding AQI has a lot more extra steps than adding the other stats, and i dont seem to figure it out. See the github commits for the proper progressions of features. i forgot about devlogs sorry
@SilentVelocity
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WeatherFetch
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I finally got the browser to ask for the user’s permission for location. NOT a fan of making error messages work.
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@SilentVelocity
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My own site!
I just built my first ever coding project! I started off by learning HTML & CSS with SuperSimpleDev’s tutorial on HTMLCSS. Then I moved on to build my own project! A personal website! Something that i can actually ship to Stardance!!!
While making this website I faced a few challenges, most of them were pushing to Github with terminal commands, but other than that the challenges that I faced were formatting images of different sizes into 4 fixed boxes, learning @keyframes and some minimal animation from google to add a blinking vertical line, nesting elements and lastly spending hours on just experimenting formats for the website until i landed on the one it has now, a neo-brutalist design with a color theme. I Love the Helvetica font paired with -1px letter spacing for the About Me section.
@SilentVelocity
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My own site!
5h 10m 57s logged
I added some more stuff and polished them. I decided to also learn the minimum @keyframes animation for a blinking typewriter effect at the end of About Me which looks kinda cool.
@SilentVelocity
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My own site!
2h 55m 5s logged
Getting very close to finishing the YouTube webpage clone!!!!!! but now I’m started to start work on the main index.html to show what I’ve learnt till now and make the actual personal website with a neo-brutalist design. This is actually kinda fun and I’m hooked.
@SilentVelocity
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My own site!
8h 9m 10s logged
Continuing Work With Flexboxes!
@SilentVelocity
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My own site!
1h 39m 34s logged
Finally began working with the actual html structure, and images! Began the youtube clone part of the course!
@SilentVelocity
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My own site!
3h 56m 6s logged
Learning to code manually and actually understanding programming! Till date i was just a hobbyist vibe coding.
