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pratham

@pratham

Joined June 1st, 2026

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Hey I am Pratham. I have been on Hack Club since Summer of Making and yeah...

I like NextJS and Rust
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3h 30m 33s logged

I finally got ratatui to work on the project after experimenting a bit with it on different examples and tweaking aroudn with it a bit. Here is the initial idea. The typing in the search field is really slow because it runs the skill find everytime I want to search for something.

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WinFlow -> Devlog 2

I was soooo into coding, I forgot all about my time.
Now the 9min I coded are LOST.
Sorry, Hackclub staff! 😭 Pls give me that!

Anyway, I have coded WinFlow UI in tauri with html and css, an explorer ->

I have also added gradients, fresh and unique to my explorer…

What else?
I have also implemented in the files area a drag selection box, neat animation wrapped in good color and border-radius.

Honestly, this HAS been a BIG learning experience in css, I used to go away when I heard CSS, now, I kindda got the hang. Loving it!

Anyway, here is the progress img >
And PLS, some of you in the stardance said that it is created using AI, but PLEASE, believe me, I didn’t. Any proof, pls check the hackatime.

Pls Follow, it will make me more motivated to complete this project(right now, to create this, I was on a emotional burnout😭)

Any suggetions pls comment.

(few bugs like , recents and fav is selected. and the 2,3,4. pls forgive me for that…)

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GNU Time, but in rust: Simple utility that allows you to measure the time a process took to execute, written in rust. The hard part was to like ensure the command alongside the subcommands were processed. The easiest part was the timing. The code was literally on the documentation of std::time so basically copy pasted that.

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46m 37s logged

Finally finished the most minimal implementation of it. It now outputs the time with colors and the resulting binary in windows is ONLY 200 KILOBYTES?! Thx to a bit of release optimizations it prob is even smaller on unix systems!

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The program can now run the commands! I still have to allow the user to like select options (for example, blank was automatically selected, whereas you have multiple options on how to start a project in bun)

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I figured out the std library “Command” which allows me to run commands with subcommands (like flags and so on)

The unused std:env is going to help me parse the inputed commands, so the goal is to get something like:
wtime npm run build

and this should output “stuff” (yet to figure out what)

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