#5 - Made Some Changes in UI
My project got rejected due to heavy use of AI in UI. Therefore, i have made some changes in UI of notes and calculator app.
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#4 - Successfully Completed the Fruit OS
I have built two apps, one is notes and another is calculator.
Notes: It uses session storage.
#3 - Completed building Clock
Today, I have completed building the clock and background part. It was not much hard.
Challenges: Updating time, applying glassmorphism.
Next: Building apps.
#2 - Completed Welcome Page
Today, I have completed building welcome page. While building welcome page, I have lots of challenges.
Challenges: To find alphabets of fruits. I have used photopea and mask the background with alphabets.
Learnings: I have learned basics of photo editing on photopea.
Next: I will start building the actual web OS.
#1 - Starting Fruit OS
Today I have started working on Fruit OS, a small experimental OS project with fruit themed project.
Right now I am setting the project structure and building the first UI component
Next: Building the welcome page.
Fixed a bug inside my impossible level
Bug: My AI got stuck on “AI is thinking…”
Cause: I used grid instead of grids.Therefore, JS threw a reference error that grid is not defined and this error was stopping the function.
Fix: I have replaced grid with grids.
Lesson: When something appears stuck or not working as intended then check browser console first.
I have changed my UI
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Completed the Impossible Level
Finally finished the impossible level using Q-learning. The bot learns from thousands of games and uses the trained Q-table to decide its moves instead of following fixed rules.
And with that, the Tic Tac Toe AI journey is complete. I started with simpler random moves and gradually moved to rule-based AI, Minimax and finally reinforcement learning.
Now it’s time to upload the project.
Hard Level is finally completed
I have upgraded the Tic-Tac-Toe AI from rule based decisions to Minimax. Instead of only looking at current board, the bot now stimulates possible future moves, considers how the player could respond, and chooses the move with the best possible outcome.
**Next: Impossible Mode (Reinforcement Learning)
Finished the Medium Level bot
I manually built the bot’s decision making logic. It can now look for winning move, block opponents winning move, prioritize the center and corner and fallback to a random move when there is no better option.
Next: Hard Level (Minimax)
🤖Easy Mode is now complete!
The bot makes random moves, with win and draw detection working properly.
Next up: Medium Mode — making the bot actually think. 🧠
Added a Bot Selection area to the game!
Players can now choose different AI difficulty levels — from random moves to an unbeatable Minimax AI.
Next up: making each bot smarter 🚀
Tic Tac Toe — Entrance Screen
I started building my tic-tac-toe game.
I created a responsive screen with full-screen background, glass-style card, title and play button.
Next: I will build the bot selection screen
