RAMSpeed

To round it off, I made the selector responsive to your theme so you don’t suddenly get blinded in the night.

It’s been a long day, but I have some stuff to show for it!
Firstly, I added persistence for all the settings.
I also added both the Material and Cupertino designs, and you can choose which one you want to use!

I added a mode to switch between decimal and binary prefixes, as well as getting rid of spaghetti logic.

I finally got around to adding another screen that calculates PCIe bandwidth. Was actually pretty straightforward.

Cupertino version is here guys!

I found a linter called very_good_analysis as well, so the code is even cleaner now.

Took forever to do though.

The commits are piling up more than I’d like given I should be studying, but oh well.

After a bit of work, I have cleaned up the spaghetti code I had produced yesterday. For now it’s pretty useless, but if I ever decide to add any other functions (PCIe??) it will come in handy.

I decided to go ahead and upload it now. With an improved dialog and all the other improvement I’ve added.

I don’t know why I didn’t do this earlier, but now I added an “About” dialog and a license! (not live yet though, I need to add some other changes).

While I’m at it, should I make downloadable binaries?

Finally got it working (example shows data of my future PC). Check it out at https://hacker-anirudh.github.io/ramspeed-web/!

I’m building an app to calculate RAM speed in GB/s from the MT/s value that is commonly given.

I haven’t gotten very far yet though.