I LEARNED VERCEL ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES!!!! I finally removed the need to bring your own API key to math.org. Instead, I used a Vercel environment variable so that you just have to ask! Now you can easily use the website. btw I will ship very soon…
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I finished Github Dashboard! It has analytics for your repositories as well as a highly detailed info card of your profile! Pls give feedback and use it whenever you like! Here is an example of viewing the repository for this project.
Starting my fun little world generator. I added three different world types, lava, regular and random which randomly generates colours for the terrain! You can download the executable at https://dsochamp.github.io/Mini-World/. If I get enough likes I might turn it into a 3D world explorer or add more world types!
GOOFY ANIMATIONS! I felt like I wanted the dashboard to be more playful with its users so I added some fun animations! I will probably add an option on which way you want to spin when the page opens.
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I finally finished creating my info cards based on the user and also included localStorage to save usernames without having an account or server. My next step is to get the repositories page working with analytics for your repository. I also made a comprehensive table containing everything the Github API returns including other APIs for it.
I tried testing out my Gemini 3.6 Flash API using fetch() by the generateContent() API. by giving it a sample prompt to code an HTML Simulation on Electron Orbital. I have been testing for a while and it keeps on hallucinating for some odd reason. Before this I asked it, ‘Hi! How are you?’ and replied with a comprehensive manual on how to setup Docker. It seems like Gemini seems to be glitching for the past week…Incase you wanted to know, here is the full prompt I gave gemini in the screenshot above: code an html simulation on electron orbitals where you can choose which orbital you would like to view and you can view that in 3d
A change of plans. I originally wanted. math.org to be purely math simulations that were pre-uploaded and coded by me, but then I realised the scale of 20 simulations which I had declared as the ‘minimum’. My new plan is to connect the Gemini 3.6 Flash API key to create simulations personalised to the user on the spot on any topic, creating more simulations with a lot less effort and an increase in efficiency.
btw, I am uploading this a bit late. I actually made this change in plan when I hit the 4 hour mark of working on the project, but I realised I completely forgot about my devlog. Hopefully I should start giving updates the moment they happen. Bye!
