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SOO AHEM AHEM AGAIN I HAVE ADDED NEW GALAXIES AND SOME DWARF PLANETS AND MOONS AND THERE WERE SOME BUGS LIKE SOMETHINGS WERE JUMBLED..AND I FIXED THEM AND I RAN INTO SOME PROBLEMS LIKE THE JS WASN’T LOADING AND AHHH EVERYTHING GOT DELETED AND MANNN ANYWAYS THE PROJECT IS READY TO SHIP

soooooooooo i have fixed some issues with the UI and also the bloom cuz it was terrible yayaya and yea i accidentally deleted my files so i ahd to pull from github..that’s a whole another story anyways i have to work on new galaxies and i am thinking about adding dwarf planets too cuz why not..

So ahem ahemm i been working on some issues related the website and I am reducing the bloom and adding more things like new galaxies it can take more time to add those things anyways i have fixed the bloom rn and made the Ui/Ux a little better.

ahemmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm soooo 2 hours in and i have fixed some several bugs in main.js and css and i have made the website from a slide show to 3D website and made it quite interactive and improved the graphics and added a starting screen that was an another headache cuz it wasn’t loading properly any ways i have fixed and it’s quite ready to ship….

so i am working on a project that is a 3d map of our solar system and i have made it like a 3d slide show so now i have to work on the css and Ui and add the details about the planets and yea i should add moons too cuz yea that little detail can elevate it….i hope the project turns out to be good cuz its been like 4 hours and my hands hurt and i wanna touch some grass :)

Devlog 03……. Poly Extension & Real-World Utility In this session, I shifted Poly from a neat single-page experiment into something you can actually use throughout your workday without getting in your own way.The big focus was simple: reduce friction. If adding a meeting or checking what’s next takes more than two seconds or requires navigating through three menus, nobody’s going to use it. Here’s what got built, refined, and stripped back.What’s New1. The Chrome / Brave Extension Instead of keeping Poly trapped in a single pinned tab, we built a lightweight Manifest V3 browser extension.Instant popup: Hit your shortcut, check today’s timeline, or type Deploy site at 4pm [Work], hit Enter, and get back to what you were doing.Chrome Storage sync: Keeps your extension popup and main workspace reading from the same data, so nothing drops out of sync.2. A Modal for Structured InputThe command-line natural language parser is great for fast typing, but sometimes you just want a standard form.Added a dedicated “+ Add Work” button in the sidebar that opens a clean modal.Pick your start time, set your duration, type the title, and hit submit. No parsing guesswork when you’re in a rush.3. Cleaner Visuals & Physics-Based MotionStripped the fluff: Removed the random emojis and decorative clutter for a sharp, high-contrast dark theme (#09090b base) inspired by modern developer tools.Spring physics: Added spring transition curves (cubic-bezier(0.16, 1, 0.3, 1)) so event cards, modals, and hover states feel snappy rather than sluggish.Non-intrusive feedback: Built a floating toast notification system to confirm actions like export, delete, and view switches without blocking the UI.Core System ArchitecturePlaintextpoly-workspace/
├── index.html # Main Split-View Dashboard
├── styles.css # Swiss Dark System + Spring Physics
├── app.js # Main Logic, Storage & View Switcher
└── poly-extension/
├── manifest.json # Chrome Manifest V3 Spec
├── popup.html # Extension UI
├── popup.css # Compact Extension Styling
└── popup.js # Sync Logic & Quick Add
Where We’re Heading NextPoly is now fully usable offline with local storage, sports a browser extension, and handles daily scheduling smoothly. The next big steps will focus on making time-blocking interactive:Native Drag & Drop: Dragging event cards vertically to shift time slots or stretching their edges to adjust duration.Global Command Palette (Cmd + K / Ctrl + K): Triggering quick actions, date jumps, and category switches from anywhere on your keyboard.Google Calendar Sync: Two-way integration so external calendar invites show up inside Poly automatically.

Devlog 02: Poly (25 Min In)Spent another 25 minutes polishing up Poly and fixing a few things that were bugging me from the first build.What I worked on• UI tweaks: Cleaned up the layout, fixed the dark mode colors, and added better visual cues for when meetings overlap.
• User profile switcher: Added a small name field at the top so you can switch between user profiles on the fly.
• Manual fallback modal: Sometimes natural language typing gets annoying, so I added a simple form modal for when you just want to pick a time manually.
• Instant demo button: Added a button that dumps a bunch of fake overlapping meetings onto the calendar so you can test the conflict resolver without typing a dozen events.Still keeping it strictly zero dependencies just raw HTML, CSS, and JS.More updates coming as I keep building!

Devlog 01………. Poly (40 Min In) Got annoyed with calendar apps requiring five clicks just to add one meeting, so I sat down for 40 minutes to build a quick alternative using plain web tech. What I built so far• Command Bar: Type naturally like “Team sync tomorrow at 3pm” to drop events on the grid.
• Voice Input: Hooked up the native Web Speech API to add meetings by speaking aloud.
• Conflict Detector: Flags double-booked slots and shifts overlapping events to open times.