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akshara

@akshara

Joined June 2nd, 2026

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@akshara on Breakitt

I made a dumb site where you just smash plates, cups, etc. I made it with the idea of a stress-relief website in mind. I built it as an experiment to learn about Matter.js — it’s not up to the mark, but I learned a lot while building it.
The hardest part was definitely creating the shard shapes, and also lining up the objects to the shelf.
The thing I’m most proud of is the sound — it’s completely generated live with the Web Audio API and sounds pretty realistic.
To test it, just swipe or drag through any item.

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@akshara on Breakitt

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Finally completed building Breakitt!!I made it to learn Matter.js and mess around with physics — it was so much fun to build. It’s not up to the mark, but I learned a lot doing it

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@akshara on MyOS

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Update on MyOS…So far i have set up the base ui system, multiple themes, custom scrollbars, responsive layout and a bunch of cool wallpapers to choose from

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@akshara on Breakitt

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Started building a plate-breaking simulation. This is my first time trying Matter.js, so I’ve been experimenting with physics, collisions, and procedural shattering. Till now , I’ve set up the physics using Matter.js, added a plate that stays in place until it’s hit, responsive canvas resizing, a simple sound using the Web Audio API, and a procedural shatter system that breaks the plate into random shards with physics. I’ve also added screen shake and drag-based interactions to make the impact feel more satisfying. I plan on improving the plate shading and shatter visuals to make the breaking look more realistic, along with adding a few more features. Would love some suggestions or tips!!

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@akshara on MyOS

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Started building MyOS, my own web OS. So far, I’ve set up custom colors, multiple themes, scrollbar styling, responsive viewport settings, and reusable UI variables for borders, shadows, border radius, and animations.

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@akshara on My own site!

Built a personal portfolio website to share a little about myself, showcase some of my projects, and include a small photo dump of my favorite cloud pictures.

The most challenging part was designing the layout, especially positioning the cat GIFs without making the page feel messy. My favorite parts are the homepage and the side navigation—they turned out just the way I wanted.

It’s live at https://akshara200829-lgtm.github.io/Personal-website/. Just open the link—no setup required.

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@akshara on My first slack bot!

I built Sonic, a Slack bot with 12 slash commands covering trivia, weather, DNS lookup, dad jokes, polls and more. The hardest part was deploying it 24/7 on Nest using systemd. I’m proud that it stays live even when my laptop is closed!!

To test Sonic, join my Slack workspace and try commands like /sl-ping, /sl-trivia, /sl-dadjoke, /sl-weather , or /sl-help to see all available commands. The bot runs 24/7 so it will always respond!

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