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shivam9661446

@shivam9661446

Joined June 5th, 2026

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@shivam9661446 on The Going Merry

A web os inspired by popular anime series One Piece.

-The challenging part: implementing time in settings window, for multiple time zones, creating activity monitor, an web browser, most of the external sites were not working, so i reused the site I created in APOD project and anything you search or enter is opened in a new window. note: this is only a temporary fix until i find a way around.

I really like the UI, snappy animations and the one-click to change wallpaper feature, also new ones can be added by just inserting a file inside the /src/assets/wallpapers folder it improves the user experience in certain ways.

Just click the demo link to check it out.

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@shivam9661446 on The Going Merry

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Final touches:

  • removed unnecessary animations for better performance
  • Improved UI contrasts for better text readability
  • Deployed the site on github pages
  • Created README
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@shivam9661446 on The Going Merry

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The following changes were made since the last devlog:

  • Added hero-images for the crew members
  • Activity monitor is working
  • improved text contrast/visibility on light and dark themes
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@shivam9661446 on The Going Merry

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A One piece inspired OS with UI design of MacOS:
Features:

  • Straw hat finder (contains info about the straw hat crew) *in the second iteration this will be the file manager and i am looking to assign new app for characters info.

  • Translucent resizable windows with functional minimize/ maximize and close buttons.

  • Menu bar that displays live date and time

  • Log Pose setting: To set the date/time, also one click to change wallpaper/theme.

Working on:

  • Adding images for each character
  • Activity monitor
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@shivam9661446 on APOD-site

I created a new-tab site using NASA APOD. It’s so good that I have already started using it and telling my friends about it.

  • Implemented caching for dates and images
  • No need to ping the API on every “new tab” action
  • A simple search engine switcher and date picker
  • Easy one click to add/ remove the shortcuts

At the very start, i was facing issues with the NASA API, turns out the issue was with my DNS.

The one particular thing I really like about this project is that
I implemented caching, although it wasn’t any rocket science but still it was my first time doing it.
In future, I’ll keep using it and change it according to my needs.

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@shivam9661446 on APOD-site

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Created a new-tab site using NASA APOD.

  • The image refreshes everyday.
  • Caching is used to reduce API calls
  • A simple datepicker lets you use APODs from past dates
  • Search engine selector to choose between google and duckduckgo, might add other SEs later
  • Neuromorphism UI for a clean and modern look
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@shivam9661446 on shivxm.dev.in

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Finished up the personal site project, although it wasn’t very challenging techincally speaking, it does take quite a bit of creative thinking. Its my first time creating a personal website-type thing so please don’t judge.

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@shivam9661446 on My first slack bot!

I built Slacky-Whacky a Slack bot with a reluctant personality that’d rather not be helping you, but does anyway. The biggest challenge was wrapping my head around how Slack bots actually work under the hood: the event model, OAuth scopes, and getting the bot to respond correctly to messages. I’m proud of giving it a distinct personality that makes interactions feel a bit more entertaining than your average bot. To test it, just join the channel in the demo link and send it a slash command like /slacky-help and it’ll respond, albeit a bit begrudgingly.

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