@Gooderswills

I updated the readme, as I added an image to it and I added a link to my website so people can view more of my work, I then added more tickets to the tickets database and then I made a new release so that the most recent updates are reflected on the github release and so people can play the latest version of PyDesk.

I added a blog.html file so that I could make a blog section on my website, I also added the blog link on my main site, I then wrote my first blog about AI and then I ensure it all worked and linked the css up. I also added home and all blog pages to the blogs foe easier navigation View my first blog here: https://wgdev.uk/blog/state-of-ai-september-2026

I added saving to a json file so that players can save progress through different playthroughs, I also added so that after every ticket it clears the terminal this is so that it is less cluttered and looks more organised

I added my gmail so people can email me if needed, I also added some of my stardance projects to my website, I then also added links to the subdomains at the bottom, this could help with search optimisation but is mainly there for people to view some cool projects easier

I completed the tutorial up to part 4 which means I was able to add my own notes app with a pre added note and where you can write a note yourself, I also deployed it under my own domain willos.wgdev.uk

I added shift time to the game so that each ticket takes a certain amount of time and in a day you have 8 hours so you have to see how many tickets you can get through in the time, I restructured the ticketing randomiser system so that now there are no repeats, when you get a ticket wrong, now it takes off £5 from your paycheck, I added more summaries to the menus, after your shift is over one big summary, added a random load time between tickets to make it feel more realistic. Getting close to release now, just need to add a few more tickets and maybe a day system and a saving system. :)

I decided to start this project over again because I was not happy with what I done the first time I attempted it so I started the tutorial again, this time I finished part 3 and have the basis of my site, in the future I will be adding more apps, making it more personalised etc. I also completed the readme and ensured that all features work as intended so far. In the future I will be updating it more to make it better and more unique to me

I followed the tutorial fully, when it was over and I had added all the features I decided to add some tweaks to the website to make it mine. For this I got rid of the side bars that were in the tutorial as I did not like them, I opted for a black background for a cleaner look, I added a header to make it look like a newspaper style, I rescaled the image so it had full quality and I added the date and copyright information from the api, Overall this was a very fun project.

I changed the name of the game so that it is better and sounds more professional. I also added input validation to the main python file to prevent the game breaking if you accidentally type the wrong character. I added another ticket as well. Overall the game is coming together nicely and I just need to add more tickets and maybe tweak the gameplay loop a bit so that it functions better.

I updated the styling, making it look cooler and more polished, I also added a readme file and published the website to github pages, overall the website looks and functions better now

I filled the basic structure and followed the tutorial so that I was able to include everything, I created the Read me. next I need to add more details and add better css

I added two more tickets, added a priority level to each ticket to add more depth to game, corrected readme. I also made the game fully functional by ensuring the gameplay loop worked, added score and money so it is more fun and done some playtests to ensure it works as expected

I realised that custom tkinter is too hard lol so I will just be doing a text based game for now, I might expand to having ui in the future. I also added the ticket file so that the ticket options can be seperate from the rest of the code. I implemented the random ticket functionality so that the game is playable. I added .gitignore so that the pycache is not pushed to github. Tweaked the readme to reflect changes and ensured game has basic functionality.

I have done some research and instead of doing a text based game, I am going to use custom tkinter to have some ui in the game, this will make the game much better and make it look better. I installed custom tkinter and reflected the changes in the read me so that people know how to play the game.

I have started the intro for the game and written the readme so people know how to use it. Basis of the game, still got a long way to go lol

I followed the tutorial to get a basic site with content on it, was able to add a couple links, images and used some css to make it look semi good :) Will move on to js next