By
@Trananhh
A website for learning to identify real constellations, reading articles about astronomy and the cosmos, and viewing real-life photos of stars from around the world.
Hi there! I’m back with an update on my project. I’m currently working on the “Constellation Learning” section. To be honest, I initially planned to cover all 88 constellations, but that was too many, so I’ve scaled it back to just 22—specifically, the 12 zodiac constellations and 10 other popular ones. I’ll add the remaining 66 later when I have more time. I designed the interface as a roadmap where users learn about a new constellation at each stage. The image below shows the Orion constellation; I used AI to summarize the basic facts and draft the quiz questions. I also plan to add mini-games to help users remember the information better—I’ll share updates on that later! :)))
I will now provide an update on what I have built so far. I have completed the login functionality for my website; upon a successful Google login, a sidebar appears on the right, and I have adjusted the layout to make it more logical and balanced. The login and logout features are now fully implemented, and I plan to move on to “constellation learning” next.
Hey everyone! Here is a quick progress update on what I’ve built for CosmoHub over the past 5 days!
Since I’m pretty new here and still figuring out how to write proper devlogs/ship posts, please bear with me! I promise to stay consistent and share updates much more often as I build this out.
So far, I’ve completed the core UI frame and layout structure:
This project is planned as a month-long build, so right now I’m focusing on polishing the UI, setting up Firebase Auth, and organizing the codebase for a clean public GitHub release before diving deep into the actual logic & features.
Still learning the ropes, but super hyped to keep shipping!
