Hi!
I’ve added all of options that I wanted. I mean:

• Fully functional “Looking for Group/Game” -> You can create post with fully interactable buttons etc.
• Personal Reminders -> You really don’t want to forget about your daily strike at stardance!
• To-do List -> For adminstration and smaller server groups.

Devlog Number 4

Today I made a callendar located in Witcher 3 Times. You can acess it by clicking on the timer.

Also:

• Fixed some small, very small bugs I saw

Devlog Number 3

Today I made a fully working audio player with 5 orginal songs from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

• Silver for monsters
• Kear Morhen
• Steel for Humans
• Geralt of Rivia
• Wilcza zamieć (The wolven storm) Polish Version

Also:

• Added/Fixed option to customize wallpaper and color theme.
• Create new option that allows you to change System clock and Time Display

You can see a working audio player on the video!

Devlog Number 2

Today I made some progress and tidied a few things up. Specifically:

• Added a job system and a currency.
• Added settings with options to change the background, etc.

I fixed:

• An issue where windows moved very slowly; the movement wasn’t smooth and was just annoying.
• The inability to close or minimize windows. The buttons were purely decorative before, but not anymore.

You can see a demonstration of everything I fixed in the video. I’ve also included a snippet of the code. I’m writing everything in Visual Studio Code!

Devlog Number 1

I’m currently creating my own operating system based on The Witcher universe. Especifically, the third game, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
I’ve managed to build a working bestiary application.
In the future, I plan to add:

• Contract boards
• An alchemy guide
• Gwent
• A music player featuring tracks from the game, like “Silver for Monsters”

If you have any other suggestions, please let me know!
PS. The browser component is going to be removed!
(Also site is “larger” I just zoomed to 200%)

Hi!
I’ve added a “trap channel” to catch bots that spam invites to their own servers or other scam links. Simply run the /trap set command in the designated channel, and it becomes active immediately. Sending a message results in an automatic kick and the deletion of the message.

Hey!
I’m currently building a Slackbot, and it seems to be going really well! It has a few nice features. I never realized JavaScript could be such a cool programming language. I think I’ll try writing something else with it.

Hi!
I’m working on a project that could be really useful for managing larger Discord servers. Personally, I’ve always struggled with organizing events and giveaways (like for specific roles), as well as setting up channels for things like “looking for a game”.
Since I have some experience with Discord bot development, I decided to solve all these issues with a single bot—after all, having 30 different bots on a server doesn’t look very good.

So far, I’ve added features for:

• Organizing giveaways.
• Organizing events.

Both features are easy to configure and come with all the useful options you’d expect.
Additionally, if you sign up for an event, the bot sends you a DM when it’s about to start to let you know it’s kicking off.
(Since English isn’t my native language, I used Google Translate for the message.)

Hi!
I’m currently working on a Discord bot that players of all kinds of RPGs will love. Simply put, the bot simulates dice rolls. It comes with several standard dice types pre-configured, but also allows you to roll a die with any number of sides. Naturally, I made sure to prevent rolling dice with a negative number of sides. I wrote the entire thing in Python. I’d really appreciate hearing your suggestions for other features in the comments.
I hope you’ll like the full version!
(Since I’m not fluent in English, I used Google Translate for this message.)

Hi! I’m currently building a bot that sends GIFs featuring the character Marin Kitagawa from the anime My Dress-Up Darling. I hope you enjoy this little project—she certainly puts a smile on my face every time. (Since English is not my native language, I translated the message using Google Translate.)

Hi! I’m working on my own personal website. I think I’m doing pretty well for my first time. Fortunately, CSS isn’t as difficult as it initially seemed. (Since English isn’t my native language, I translated the message using Google Translate.)