Projects/Devlog Site
- 5 Devlogs
- 15 Total hours
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Ship #2
Devlog: 9/6/2026
I made SO much progress!!
Changes:
- Can now create devlogs within projects
- Can edit those devlogs
- Can add multiple images and videos within the devlogs
- When you click on the images, they open in a new window above the page
- New Navbar and logo design, courtesy of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTPO6fKtBvM
- Can delete devlogs
- Devlogs gain certain ids based on the date and time, so each devlog has a unique id to allow for edits and deletions
For the JavaScript, the basic functionality was carried over from the notes app on my NINJAGO WEBOS, but I did need AI to educate me on how to implement new functions. Also, the CSS and HTML were written mostly by me with the help of tutorials.
Woohoo, some functionality!
Ok, so far I haven’t differentiated a backend and frontend for the projects tab, but for now you can add projects with an image, title, and summary, and they’ll appear as projects on the projects tab. Also, when you click on them, it brings you to a separate viewing tab to see all about the project, although I haven’t started working on the part where you can add devlogs. Also, adding projects isn’t permanent, as when I reload the tab, they all disappear (since I want it to save to the website for everyone to see, I have to implement a Node.js backend, which I haven’t learned about yet). I also slightly changed the theme into dark mode and made the buttons to enter the project look futuristic. They are NOT AI; I made them with the help of this video: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1NVen8SaqE), but it does look a bit different for reasons unknown. Anyway, stay tuned!
NEW DESIGN:
For those that don’t want to read: I’m tearing down most of the site to make it a dedicated project site.
After realizing that I already have most of my accomplishments and extracurriculars on a different project that I’m making in school, I understood that maintaining a second site would be kind of useless.
So, in an attempt to salvage my efforts and make it something worth using, I’m going to take my Javascript knowledge from the NINJAGO OS project I’m also currently making to create a project and devlog site, similar to stardance, as I want to have a place to store all of my hobby projects. However, I don’t want anyone adding information to my site but me, so i’m biting the bullet and learning to differentiate a frontend and backend (with minor AI help), while salvaging the about page of the already existing porfolio. This way, when people online stumble upon it (as i’ll use the grant I got for purchasing a website domain), they’ll know about me first before moving on to my projects.
That’s pretty much it! Looking forward to it!
Ship #1
This project isn’t just a portfolio, but an entrance into my world. Hey everyone, welcome to my portfolio website! After exams up until the beginning of August, I’ve finally found time to begin developing a website. First, this website only has one functioning page as of yet, which is the index page. I admit, at first I did try vibecoding(using AI), to see what it would do and if I could understand and learn from, but it turned out to be utterly useless in that regard, and so I’ve built it up again mostly from scratch to get to this point, although some traces of AI remain in the other pages, which I will delete remove. However, I am proud of how far it has gotten since I’ve imagined how it would be like. My plan for this website is to include everything I’ve accomplished or done here so people can learn who I am as a person. To do this, and to separate it from other portfolios, I believe I will eventually put in a blog of projects I’ve done to further my career path, as well as write and teach others on certain topics. However, this will take some time, so stay tuned! Up next is the Extracurriculars and Skills pages to fix.
