My ISS Tracker & Flight Deck is a real-time space dashboard that lets you follow the International Space Station in real time :O . Watch the ISS move across the map, see who’s aboard. You can also check when it'll pass over your country.
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Hoomans! Here’s my real-time ISS tracker and flight deck that turns live orbital data into a fun dashboard. Combined multiple pieces ,the map, telemetry, crew data, pass prediction, and UI styling into one clean experience without making it feel cluttered or broken. I’m proud that I was able to structure the project, clean up a lot of messy code, and make the different parts work together smoothly. To test it, You should allow location access if they want pass predictions, and they should know that the live data depends on external APIs, so the dashboard is can handle fallback states gracefully :) (P.S- A bloomberg version with much better UI is coming soon)
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Hello fellow hoomans! I think this is good enogh for V1. For those of you that don’t know about this project, this is an International Space Station Tracker. I’m currently thinking and working on making a second version, which I’m thinking of basing on the Bloomberg terminal colors and designs. The live telemetry, orbital map, crew section, and pass prediction all work together, and the focus at the end has been on technical cleanup, synchronization, and making the interface feel consistent. READY TO SHIPPP :)
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Hello Peoplee!!! I forgot to write the devlog, so i lost a lost of my time :( . The project has moved past layout and into the real engineering part. The dashboard is stable now, and I’m focusing on making the ISS data, map, and telemetry behave like one clean system instead of a bunch of separate pieces. The tricky part has been keeping the update timing, coordinates, and visuals all in sync so the whole thing feels smooth instead of glitchy. I’m also thinking ahead about making the structure scalable, so the orbit trail, footprint, and telemetry can grow without turning into chaos. Right now it feels less like a mockup and more like a tiny mission control panel trying to hold itself together :P
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Been working more on the tracker,finally starting to feel like an actual system instead of just a rough layout. The main dashboard structure is in place now, and I’m slowly connecting the pieces so it behaves more like a real flight-deck style interface. Still early,but the project has moved past the empty prototype stage, which is a good sign.The main challenge has been making the UI feel coherent while keeping it ready for live data. The map, telemetry panel, and tracking area all need to work together cleanly, and even small decisions like spacing, update frequency, and data formatting matter more than I expected.A lot of time is going into debugging little issues and making sure the page feels stable rather than just visually complete.
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I’ve started building an ISS Tracker & Flight Deck dashboard. So far I’ve set up the basic interface and begun wiring the map and telemetry sections. It’s still an early prototype, but the structure is now in place :)
