3 QOL IMPROVEMENTS Daily workload calculationIt takes the amount of work left and deadline and tells the student how much they need to complete per day.Hourly workload calculationIt converts that workload into how much they need to complete per hour, based on the hours they can work each day.Pace/feasibility verdictIt compares the student’s required pace with their estimated normal pace and tells them whether they’re fine, getting tight, in crunch time, or cooked.
Built and polished Deadline Decider, a small web app that turns deadline panic into actual numbers.The idea came from a simple problem: when students have a lot of work left and not much time, “I have so much to do” isn’t very useful. I wanted a tool that could take the workload, time available, and working speed and immediately tell you what pace you’d actually need.HOPE YOU GUYS LIKE IT :0
added four possible responses you can get! (though there might be more if you try to find then ;)) trying to make the site more elaborate!
here’s the initial interface :) you can put your work and pace and find out how you can improve your pace accordingly! :)
background of level 1 is complete! still some debugging to do but that’s a task for tomorrow :)
Just completed my personal website. This is how it’s looking :).
AM I COOKED? 🍳Started building a little tool that takes your workload + deadline and tells you whether you’re actually going to finish or you’re cooked
first draft of my personal website! I used vs code for this :D
first mini game almost done! here’s the character I chose :)
upgrading the game little by little whenever I get time! small update on level 1 :)
Today I set up the title screen for my game in Godot. I added Start, Settings, and Quit buttons and connected the Start button to the level scene. I also set up GitHub and Hackatime tracking for the project. Next, I’m going to build the level and start working on the actual gameplay.
