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T-MINUS -Your Everday Mission Control

By @MIREYA

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I am building T-MINUS is a fun, interactive web application designed to help people solve the small everyday problems that often make life more stressful, confusing, or inconvenient. Just like LifeFix (the website created to make your daily inconvenience a piece of cake) , T-Minus is a similar idea but unlike LifeFix , I have aimed to make this website more fun for users.Instead of functioning like a traditional to-do list or productivity app, T-MINUS turns everyday situations into simple missions.Users can describe something they need to accomplish such as getting ready for school, preparing for a trip, remembering everything they need before leaving home, or completing several tasks within a limited amount of time. T-MINUS then helps break the situation down into manageable steps and guides the user through them. It has a space theme. Tasks become “objectives,” important items become “payload,” deadlines become “launch times,” and unexpected problems become “mission anomalies.”

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@MIREYA on T-MINUS -Your Everday Mission Control

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Guys today I worked on T-MINUS. Thank you for my reviewer for finding the mistakes in my html.Honestly I’m still a bit confused - like which parts we CAN use AI for and which parts we can’t? Like for CSS I used AI a bit to get that cyan glow color, but the logic for countdown timer, task list, localStorage all I tried myself. And the ideas for side quests and anomalies I wrote myself too, like “drink water now” etc 😅. Today, I have made the Mission clock - T-MINUS countdown. It saves launch time in localStorage. Default is 2 hour . That part took time cause Date() was confusing. I added two timers one as default set at 2 hrs and the other one is a regular timer. So yeah, I’ll reduce AI next time and make it even more personal. If you can tell me which part still looks AI, I’ll rewrite that fully myself. That’s it for today (! !).

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@MIREYA on T-MINUS -Your Everday Mission Control

I have made T-MINUS.LINK:https://mireya-examclarity.github.io/T-MINUS-/.I have build it specifically for students. It is a space-themed productive website.The most challenging part of it was to write htmls and javascript (I barely understand it😅) so I have asked some help from Meta AI . And deploying it was another struggle . I kept deleting files in my repository and then I realised I have done my codes using flask and the api I’ve used were all wrong and I had to correct it too😢.But I really like that my website can finally work even though it’s not perfect . I like the colours (I spend most of my time finding the names of the colours). Please tell me what else I could do in my website.

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Guys I finally understood why my site was not working yesterday . I am so embarassed by it 😂.GitHub can’t run Python programs. My flask backend was useless there.So I merged my JavaScript and HTML into one single file, moved everything to localStorage, and removed all the API stuff. I spent like 2 hours thinking it was my code or my file paths. I kept pushing again and again ( yes i did 😅).Took so long but now it works and I’ve deployed using github. It was so annoying because I had to rewrite the clock logic and payload checklist without Python ( HTMLs are my nightmare😵).So the lesson I have learned is to check where you’re deploying before writing a whole Flask app 😅.

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Guys!!! Today, I worked on T-MINUS. I added JavaScript, changed the HTML, modified the interface, and made changes to the time and some of the features. Since T-MINUS is meant to make everyday tasks more fun by turning them into space-themed missions, I wanted the website to feel more interactive and match the idea better. Tomorrow, I plan to add more code to make the features more functional, improve how the website responds to user actions, and fix anything that isn’t working as expected. There’s still more to work on, but I’m slowly bringing my idea to life(! ! ). SITE LINK: https://mireya-examclarity.github.io/T-MINUS-/

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I coded for 42 minutes, but HackaTime says 16. It got delayed - it only started tracking after I was already deep inside the build.In those 42 minutes, I killed my own app.My first T-MINUS was on Streamlit. It was a sleeping site. You’d open it after 15 minutes and it would just show “Waking up” - like an astronaut who fell asleep before launch.So I changed my entire deployment - from Streamlit to Flask and GitHub.That switch wasn’t clean. I had trouble adding the HTMLs - Flask wouldn’t read them, Jinja kept throwing got ‘:’ errors because it thought my JavaScript was its own code. I was stuck, I asked for help, fixed it by moving everything to pure JS.But I fixed all of it. Now it’s Flask, it’s on GitHub.

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I am working on T-MINUS . Everyone this site could make you guys accomplish your everday mission and duties(I hope so!).I was finally been able to revive my hackatime time tracker after a while and did not have much time left thats why i could only code for about 1hr .Anyway hope ill do more tomorrow!!!.

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