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Today I fixed almost all the feedback my reviewer gave for ASTRA. But if you be little more specific I think it will be much more helpful for me.I started with the security issue where room name was using innerHTML, so now I changed it to textContent and createElement so even if someone types script tag it just shows as text 😅 Then I fixed fav color which was totally useless before I made a proper hexToHsl function (so now pink is 320-360°) blue is pure (210-250°) not cyan ands green is( 80-150°) etc and it actually gives points to matching styles and tints the whole UI. Photo analysis was the biggest fix 📸 before it just stretched image to 80x80, now I do proper cover crop so aspect ratio stays, and I set onload BEFORE src so it never fails, plus added onerror for corrupted files ⚠️. I also filtered out white walls by skipping bright pixels.I changed wishlist div to real button so Enter or space works naturally, added proper for labels for roomname and favcolor, and added visible focus outlines.Also tested dark room photo, plant photo, XSS test, keyboard tabbing . All of this for today (! !).

Guys today I worked on T-MINUS. Thank you for my reviewer for finding the mistakes in my html.Honestly I’m still a bit confused - like which parts we CAN use AI for and which parts we can’t? Like for CSS I used AI a bit to get that cyan glow color, but the logic for countdown timer, task list, localStorage all I tried myself. And the ideas for side quests and anomalies I wrote myself too, like “drink water now” etc 😅. Today, I have made the Mission clock - T-MINUS countdown. It saves launch time in localStorage. Default is 2 hour . That part took time cause Date() was confusing. I added two timers one as default set at 2 hrs and the other one is a regular timer. So yeah, I’ll reduce AI next time and make it even more personal. If you can tell me which part still looks AI, I’ll rewrite that fully myself. That’s it for today (! !).

Today I worked on ASTRA. Thank you so much for my reviewer for pointing out my mistakes. I have updated m banner. Changed m Readme to RAW. But one thing I am confused about the codes. I have been writing it all over again . Can someone explain which part I should not rely on ai and which part not? I don’t understand what all things we could use ai for in our projects. Currently, I have been using it for the appearance of the website and some functions in html or java. Anyway, I altered the codes. And ASTRA is working , I’m not sure of its accuracy tho. Thats all I did for today (! !).

Guys I worked on QueueKiller. I fixed up the AI codes and I wrote html .Today I fixed the Flask code cause there was a stray c and the lock was not covering the wait time calculation 😅.Then I worked on the UI > first it was too boring and dark, so i changed it to white background with neon orange glass effect ✨ Added glowing NOW SERVING text and made the cards with blur. After that tested all APIs »>join, queue, next, clear, demo »everything working now 🔥 Also added the auto refresh every 3 secs for live board. Thats all for today (! !)

Today I only worked on my html. Thank you so much for my reviewer for specifying what I needed to change😊. Now I have changed the banner and fixed the codes (it seemed too polished I agree 👍). Today fixed the readme to use raw link and added proper error checks, added canvas resize handling so stars fill screen on resize, updated ISS tracker to label speed as simulated and rebuilt the launch route with pure DOM methods instead of innerHTML, fixed NASA fallback to catch rate limits and kept the rocket reflow trick. That’s all I did for today . Lets see tomorrow😄.

Guys, LifeFix is so back 😆. I deleted my python codes even though I spend some time writing it. Now all of it is in html. Earlier it was just simple boxes and tasks, nothing fancy. Today I added that outer orbit vibe - dark space background with twinkling stars and all. I made this cool orbit simulation where your tasks become planets 🌍 and they revolve around the sun - the sun is your focus task, and whichever planet is closest means you gotta do that first. The orbit radius actually depends on the score( high score you secured that means you can get closer to sun).Then I added NASA live pic thingy with that nasaImg tag, but it was showing blank sometimes because DEMO_KEY hits limit 😭 ( but I fixed it so no worries ig).Also added ISS tracker that shows where the real space station is right now 🛰️ and that meteor shower canvas where you can click and launch meteors for stress relief ☄️ (it reminds me of those retro games). I have added a youtube video too but it seems to not load . And boom thats LifeFix for ya ✨. Good Night guys (! !)

I am working on one of my first ever project (actually changed all my previous codes tho). I have made it relatively simple and convenient. Today I fixed the main bugs and made the site fully working on GitHub Pages. I fixed the timer where start and reset were not working on click by changing to global variables and direct onclick handlers. I fixed the NASA image that was showing blank because the DEMO_KEY was rate limited, so I added a fallback system with real NASA galaxy images and an onerror handler to ensure a real picture always shows. I also fixed the practice questions that were generating silly questions like what is Einstein, and rewrote the logic to create smarter questions like fill in the blanks, explain in your own words, and true or false. Finally, I tested sticky notes with localStorage and live word count. That’s all I did today . Lets continue tomorrow(! !).

Guys today I worked on thumbha to space too(My first project 😁). I fixed my Flask app (imports were missing and health route was not working) and redesigned my whole Thumba to Space website - I removed the Kuttan section because it looked too basic. I added a full canvas starfield background, made a real rocket launch animation where the rocket actually flies up when you click LAUNCH icon, added a cute floating satellite sticker.Tomorrow I will work more on making my website more interesting with more features like adding ISRO launch history, sound effects for launch, a map for Thumba location and maybe a small orbit animation, and fixing the mobile view. I am also thinking about adding historical images as thats the whole point . Anyway, let’s see tomorrow(! !)

I finished one of my previous projects I’ve been working on (ASTRA). Now I removed flask.Pages doesn’t support Flask, so I moved all my DESIGNS dict and scoring logic to frontend JS (IN HTML).Also fixed that bug where Pastel Dream decor was a set {} not list []{ Brackets were giving me a tough time 😆} . Added radar chart and wishlist with localStorage. Now it actually deploys( as it should!!). I have also added fibonacci golden angle logic - golden as placement efficiency bonus. It’s not full spiral visualization yet but scoring now includes golden ratio factor in final weighted formula. That’s all I did today(! !)

Guys I finally understood why my site was not working yesterday . I am so embarassed by it 😂.GitHub can’t run Python programs. My flask backend was useless there.So I merged my JavaScript and HTML into one single file, moved everything to localStorage, and removed all the API stuff. I spent like 2 hours thinking it was my code or my file paths. I kept pushing again and again ( yes i did 😅).Took so long but now it works and I’ve deployed using github. It was so annoying because I had to rewrite the clock logic and payload checklist without Python ( HTMLs are my nightmare😵).So the lesson I have learned is to check where you’re deploying before writing a whole Flask app 😅.

Guys!!! Today, I worked on T-MINUS. I added JavaScript, changed the HTML, modified the interface, and made changes to the time and some of the features. Since T-MINUS is meant to make everyday tasks more fun by turning them into space-themed missions, I wanted the website to feel more interactive and match the idea better. Tomorrow, I plan to add more code to make the features more functional, improve how the website responds to user actions, and fix anything that isn’t working as expected. There’s still more to work on, but I’m slowly bringing my idea to life(! ! ). SITE LINK: https://mireya-examclarity.github.io/T-MINUS-/

IM WORKING ON T-MINUS , I TRIED TO COMPLETE THE CODES AND HTML BUT IT GOT CRASHED SO NOW IM HAVING SOME TROUBLE DEPLOYING IT BUT I HOPE I CAN FIX THE ISSUE TOMORROW(! !). I HAVE TO GO HARDCORE ON THIS ON GUYS!!!

I have worked in LifeFix but it is not showing tomorrow I have to check it. In QueueKiller I have made some changes in the code. I really am disappointed because the time is ticking out and the project time is having issue being in this site.

Hey Everyone!.I have completed making the html for ExamClarity . It works just fine now but still as you guys can see the questions are repeating and one question does not make any sense at all(What is What?) . But I have made this cartoonish fonts in this website so that everyone can have a little fun using this . I also need to change some html codes because I have copied some commands of Meta AI so I need to rewrite it again.I also need to change the structure too. Thats all for today. Thank you for specifying.

I was able to deploy ExamClarity.I still have not completed it. It has some running issues.Thank you so much for specifying that I was overly dependent on AI . I couldn’t figure out the deploying part otherwise. In this website I have to add NASA APOD and want it to work right now it is deployed . Tomorrow I will try to make the website work so that it can actually help you guys during exams.Good Night!!!.

I coded for 42 minutes, but HackaTime says 16. It got delayed - it only started tracking after I was already deep inside the build.In those 42 minutes, I killed my own app.My first T-MINUS was on Streamlit. It was a sleeping site. You’d open it after 15 minutes and it would just show “Waking up” - like an astronaut who fell asleep before launch.So I changed my entire deployment - from Streamlit to Flask and GitHub.That switch wasn’t clean. I had trouble adding the HTMLs - Flask wouldn’t read them, Jinja kept throwing got ‘:’ errors because it thought my JavaScript was its own code. I was stuck, I asked for help, fixed it by moving everything to pure JS.But I fixed all of it. Now it’s Flask, it’s on GitHub.

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!!!.

Update on QueueKiller everyone!!. I was finall able to read feedbacks and get to know streamlit is not a good option to deploy my sites. First I tried to deploy on GitHub. Nothing worked. I later learned GitHub Pages only hosts static HTML - it can’t run Flask or hold a queue list.I tried Streamlit for my other site, but got feedback that Streamlit sites sleep and are laggy. I knew a queue can’t sleep - it has to be live.Even my index.html and queue.html were breaking, tokens not linking.So I rebuilt it clean. Flask backend, dark UI, live token system, vibe picker, personal page that auto-refreshes every 3 seconds and vibrates when it’s your turn. Owner just clicks Next. Added a mini tap-game so waiting isn’t boring.Now code lives on GitHub, live site on Render - because a real queue needs a real server.

Deploying ExamClarity was honestly a hassle!!!!. All my previous works were in Streamlit - one click deploy. Only during feedback I got to know Streamlit is a sleeping site, it sleeps when no one opens it. So I had to move to GitHub.That’s when the real work started. My NEST account was still pending, so I was stuck. I had to write HTMLs for GitHub Pages, because GitHub doesn’t run Python like Streamlit. I wrote index.html, pushed it, it showed {{ apod.title }} as text. Deleted it. Wrote again. Pushed again. Still broke. Then learned I need templates/index.html for Flask locally and pure HTML for root.I wrote READMEs, deleted them, wrote again, deleted and wrote again. Same with HTMLs. Localhost was giving 500 error, GitHub was giving 404, then code as text. It was a loop.Finally after deleting and writing again 3-4 times, the site went live. It was quite a hassle, but now it’s actually live without sleeping!!!!!.