ASTRA - Stardance

@MIREYA on ASTRA · 24 days ago

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I first built ASTRA on Streamlit. It worked locally, but once deployed, it kept sleeping. Every time someone opened the link after a while, it would show a sleeping screen and take forever to wake up. I realized a space design app can’t sleep when the user needs it, so I fixed it by rebuilding the entire app in Flask and deploying it through GitHub.Then when I tried to run Flask locally, I hit another wall - jinja2.exceptions.TemplateSyntaxError. Jinja couldn’t recognize my HTML syntax because I had used : inside {{ }} for my icons. I fixed that by moving the logic out of Jinja and into a clean JavaScript function.So I fixed two big things - I stopped the sleeping problem by leaving Streamlit for Flask, and I fixed the Jinja syntax clash that was breaking my localhost. I really hope this will work!!!.

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@MIREYA on ASTRA · 26 days ago

WHAT I MADE:
I built ASTRA, a space customization website that helps users redesign their rooms based on their own preferences and budget. It doesn’t just throw random suggestions. It uses a weighted algorithm that scores designs on space, aesthetics, budget, and function, and shows the best 10 matches.The math behind it is Fibonacci Spirals and Golden Angle (137.5°) for perfect, natural-looking room layouts.WHAT PEOPLE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT TESTING IT:
Test it by entering different room sizes, budgets, and styles. The recommendations will actually change based on YOUR weights, not just trends. Try giving high weight to budget vs. aesthetics and see the Top 10 list completely change. That’s the personalization.WHAT WAS CHALLENGING:
Making math work for design. Translating Golden Angle and Fibonacci into a scoring system that feels natural, not robotic. And balancing 4 different user inputs into one fair compatibility score without bias.WHAT I’M PROUD OF:
I made decision-making faster and more personal. Users focus on their own interest instead of relying on generic suggestions, and the whole system is backed by real mathematics found in nature.

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@MIREYA on ASTRA · 29 days ago

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I actually worked on ExamClarity but it got saved on ASTRA but anyway I have added some more features in ExamClarity from my previous code.

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@MIREYA on ASTRA · about 1 month ago

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Just finished on ASTRA !. It took some real time to deploy this one.I was having some issues about the files in VS code but in the end I was able to revive it. ASTRA came out to be a little weird but its alright I’ll look into it later.Take a picture and see if it works yo!.