@Vihaan15

Orbital Command is a space dashboard built on NASA’s open APIs. It shows today’s astronomy picture, the asteroids passing near Earth today, and a random photo from the NASA archives. I also added my own features: a weight-on-other-planets calculator, random space facts, a personal observation log saved in the browser, and an animated solar system where the planets pause when you hover them.

Laufen turns your typing speed into a car race. A paragraph appears, you type it right on the screen, and your car races an AI to the finish line — correct letters move you, mistakes stop you, and a 2-minute timer keeps the pressure on. When the race ends you get your real WPM and accuracy. Built with plain HTML, CSS and vanilla JavaScript

It is my first webOS.
It is inspired by the combination of Windows and macOS.
By opening the link, you will directly get yourself into the InterOS.
Click on the icons to open them and click the red dot to close the window.
Hold the top of the window to drag the window anywhere you wish.

It is a simple app that uses most of the basic things from JavaScript and then combines them to in an HTML file, which I shipped via github-pages

This is a live NASA data dashboard. It pulls info from the NASA’s APIs and shows everything on single windows insted of having multiple sites opened, with a clean, dark, space vibe, UI.

I made a live NASA dashboard sort of app. It pulls real data from NASA using its API. The challenging part of this is the main fetch of the NASA API and planning which project to make