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pandacoder2013

@pandacoder2013

Joined July 29th, 2026

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An RSVP website for a new YSWS I am planning called Supernova! Supernova is a space-themed YSWS for people interested in areas like rockets, astrophysics, orbital mechanics, rovers etc. This website explains the plan for the Supernova YSWS especially things like how it works, currency, shop items and shipping projects. The shop items carousel will be released once we receive a sponsor for our YSWS.

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I FINISHED!!! I finally finished my RSVP website and it looks AWESOME. I added a How it Works and FAQ section which are my favourite sections and I also added cool effects like Stomp and Typewriter. Hope you guys like this project and pls pls pls RSVP to Supernova as I really want it to happen and it has some AMAZING shop items.

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Well, I haven’t posted in a while… WELCOME BACK TO A NEW DEVLOG!!! I hope that was interesting because I released my storytelling is not very good on Stardance. Anyways so I added a BUNCH of stuff to the page including Mission Brief (About Section), How it Works (halfway through that), and finally the Shop. I will also add an FAQ for fun just because it’s really easy to make, incredibly useful and fun to design. Trying to work on a carousel for the shop like it just slides infinitely between the shop items. btw every time I post I show a new section of the website so here is the shop

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I have recently been planning a new YSWS called Supernova and wanted to build and RSVP website so this project will be about me building the RSVP!!! I already started on adding information and bg images although plan to change the design.

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I LEARNED VERCEL ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES!!!! I finally removed the need to bring your own API key to math.org. Instead, I used a Vercel environment variable so that you just have to ask! Now you can easily use the website. btw I will ship very soon…

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A Github Dashboard that utilises the Github API to preview your Github profile and repository data like commits, pull requests, coding languages etc. It takes your username on startup and generates an info card on the main page, and repository cards that you can click in to explore more about that specific repository. It is a website that requires zero setup other than entering your username which is saved in localStorage. btw the example image isn’t my Github profile

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I finished Github Dashboard! It has analytics for your repositories as well as a highly detailed info card of your profile! Pls give feedback and use it whenever you like! Here is an example of viewing the repository for this project.

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GOOFY ANIMATIONS! I felt like I wanted the dashboard to be more playful with its users so I added some fun animations! I will probably add an option on which way you want to spin when the page opens.

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I made a website where you can enter a concept you are confused or unsure about and an API key and it generates a simulation explaining that topic in greater depth. You can say what sources the AI should use and what specific aspect of the topic do you want the AI to elaborate on. It was harder then I expected to get the Gemini generateContent() API to start working as expected, especially when it began to hallucinate docker manuals (don’t ask). I am especially proud of learning how to create Elements and append that to divs using DOM Javascript. In the future I will use the Gemini 3.1 Pro model instead as that seems to be better at coding simulations and try to include my own API key in a way that does not reveal it so you don’t have to obtain an API key to actually use the project.

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I finally finished creating my info cards based on the user and also included localStorage to save usernames without having an account or server. My next step is to get the repositories page working with analytics for your repository. I also made a comprehensive table containing everything the Github API returns including other APIs for it.

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I tried testing out my Gemini 3.6 Flash API using fetch() by the generateContent() API. by giving it a sample prompt to code an HTML Simulation on Electron Orbital. I have been testing for a while and it keeps on hallucinating for some odd reason. Before this I asked it, ‘Hi! How are you?’ and replied with a comprehensive manual on how to setup Docker. It seems like Gemini seems to be glitching for the past week…Incase you wanted to know, here is the full prompt I gave gemini in the screenshot above: code an html simulation on electron orbitals where you can choose which orbital you would like to view and you can view that in 3d

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A change of plans. I originally wanted. math.org to be purely math simulations that were pre-uploaded and coded by me, but then I realised the scale of 20 simulations which I had declared as the ‘minimum’. My new plan is to connect the Gemini 3.6 Flash API key to create simulations personalised to the user on the spot on any topic, creating more simulations with a lot less effort and an increase in efficiency.

btw, I am uploading this a bit late. I actually made this change in plan when I hit the 4 hour mark of working on the project, but I realised I completely forgot about my devlog. Hopefully I should start giving updates the moment they happen. Bye!

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