devlog writer guide
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@connie_19
- 3 Devlogs
- 3 Total hours
guide for writing devlogs!
Ship #1
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I made a website for writing devlogs, it gives guidance with example templates and useful resources as well as a review system using an ML model to rate your devlogs.
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Devlog 3
Overview:
Final update before ship! I added a review loading screen so screen doesn’t appear unresponsive when press the review button.
What’s New:
- review loading
Issues faced:
CSS alignment was difficult but not too different from what I had done previously (e.g with the main loading screen and the standard content viewer)
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Devlog 2
Overview:
I implemented the ML model using tensorflow and USE. It’s not that accurate so far as my dataset is very small but I’m hoping to expand it :) If anyone wants to submit a devlog please add it to this form here -> https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfgm_mnizpS2V1FYWlM5shtXWcfPX82wxCaz83TYlaM_csYeQ/viewform?usp=header
What’s New:
- ML model
- CSS loading screen whilst model loads (looks better than just unresponsive screen)
Issues faced:
I hadn’t used tensorflow in a while, and the hardest part was finding how to convert the text into a format that the model could use.
Next Steps:
- improve model
- add loading screen when press review button
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Devlog 1
Overview:
I’ve started working on a guide for writing Devlogs, which is something I’ve found pretty hard since starting Stardance. My hope is to implement an ML algorithm that will analyse and give the Devlog a score.
What’s New:
- written basic HTML and CSS
- templates screen and reviwer screen
Issues faced:
Only major difficulty so far has been with writing the CSS and swapping between DIVs but this proved simpler than I initially thought just by using display: none :)
Next Steps:
ML algorithm :)
