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@shivam9661446 on APOD-site · 5 days ago

I created a new-tab site using NASA APOD. It’s so good that I have already started using it and telling my friends about it.

Implemented caching for dates and images
No need to ping the API on every “new tab” action
A simple search engine switcher and date picker
Easy one click to add/ remove the shortcuts

At the very start, i was facing issues with the NASA API, turns out the issue was with my DNS.

The one particular thing I really like about this project is that
I implemented caching, although it wasn’t any rocket science but still it was my first time doing it.
In future, I’ll keep using it and change it according to my needs.

Try project → See source code →

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@shivam9661446 on APOD-site · 5 days ago

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Created a new-tab site using NASA APOD.

The image refreshes everyday.
Caching is used to reduce API calls
A simple datepicker lets you use APODs from past dates
Search engine selector to choose between google and duckduckgo, might add other SEs later
Neuromorphism UI for a clean and modern look

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@shivam9661446 on shivxm.dev.in · 6 days ago

I created a personal website using pure html and css, no frameworks, no heavy AI usage in development I tried to keep the UI clean and simple. It was my first time creating a web UI, hope I did a good enough job.

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Personal Site

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@shivam9661446 on shivxm.dev.in · 6 days ago

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Finished up the personal site project, although it wasn’t very challenging techincally speaking, it does take quite a bit of creative thinking. Its my first time creating a personal website-type thing so please don’t judge.

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@shivam9661446 on SideKick · about 2 months ago

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Created the schematic and pcb of HackPad

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@shivam9661446 on My first slack bot! · about 2 months ago

I built Slacky-Whacky a Slack bot with a reluctant personality that’d rather not be helping you, but does anyway. The biggest challenge was wrapping my head around how Slack bots actually work under the hood: the event model, OAuth scopes, and getting the bot to respond correctly to messages. I’m proud of giving it a distinct personality that makes interactions feel a bit more entertaining than your average bot. To test it, just join the channel in the demo link and send it a slash command like /slacky-help and it’ll respond, albeit a bit begrudgingly.