i FINALLY managed to add support for private projects!!

after a LOT of trial and error, both with scratch’s API, web responses, and my own (shitty) code, i finally managed to add support for private projects. users can now pull, edit, and commit their unshared projects locally!

Before starting the design of the schematic, i did not know what i was signing up for. This is my first truly complex project on kicad, but i had gotten pretty used to the software by now.

I started by placing the Raspberry Pi pico 2 and my DAC, and wiring everything up. i then added a micro sd card slot, 8 push switches, a power switch, and a charging circuit (which i had to reference a real datasheet for! )

All in all, this was a very productive start to a project that lowkey might take over my life

Added a hackclub page and tonnesss of animations - although i need to make it prettier anyways :/

i also added a navigation bar and commit checker (bottom)

I started by choosing a fat font and sketching out the basic shape of the site (commit 50cc204) I then started adding pages like aboutme and tools. I recently updated and improved consistency in the aforementioned pages.

using tldraw, I figured out the basic workflow of a user. I then built basic features around it and debugged. Using codes such as GPL (get project list) i could easily organise my code into dedicated functions. I also worked on making the CLI pretty.