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Devlog #3

What’s new:

  1. Added a bottom bar to store content selection options
  2. Added a notes app which is editable (and stored in javascript)-you can add your own notes.
  3. Added a save feature to the notes app-log back in anytime and the note is still there. YOU WOULD NOT BELIEVE HOW LONG THIS TOOK (but, I learned how to save things in localStorage).
  4. Fixed a bug where was at the bottom of the and the .js file and .css file weren’t loading in the live server.
  5. Fixed the bug where you lose the handle and the window gets stuck at the top/bottom of the page by making it so you can click through the top and bottom bar.

Challenges:

  1. I spent a whole afternoon trying to come up with a clever way to avoid putting html in my .js file (because it looked messy), only to end up putting it in my .js file…..
    MOVING ON,
  2. There was some really weird stuff happening with saving notes. Like, I would write stuff, and it would be saved, but in different ’s? So only one was actually editable and the rest were all floating under it.
  3. Started to debug in a live server instead of as a file. The html and css files weren’t loading in. I spent so long trying to figure out why, and then realized that should be at the top of the body, not at the bottom (You know, like an actual head. Wow, thats pretty self-explanatory).

So then, I fixed that and to check if it was working or not, made the background hot pink in css.(AND IT WORKED! And I will never be able to forget that image).

What’s next:
Ok, so next, I still have to finish a few things.

  1. Make it so that you can’t drag windows past a certain limit (to prevent the background image scrolling and multiplying - learned how to clamp draggable elements to the viewport!).
  2. START STEP 5!
    So since this entire webOS is based around a fictional character-Comet, I think I’ll make an interactive family tree. So, each person has buttons and that leads you to a brief description about them (and lore. LOTS of lore).

This is how the webOS looked in the test. I’m still not sure how the top bar also turned light pink, but, cool I guess

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