I just finished adding all the content so logs, images, videos and other media showing things I’ve worked on in the past. It took a really long time getting it all setup but it’s finally finished. This will be my first ship yet. Super excited !
Okay so this was a lot longer of a work session. I worked a lot on fixing issues with the windows and their z-indexes as well as dragging issues. I figured that the the easiest way for me to keep adding to my portfolio was through markdown so I added a way for the new windows to properly parse markdown files. I used markedjs which allows me to properly format and .md files. I also used MathJax because markedjs didn’t properly format the LaTex in the markdown. I worked on figuring out how properly display the images, videos, and other media file formats I wanted to share. I’m going to work on actually adding the content in hopefully tomorrow. I then want to start working more on the design.
Started working on creating more folders and a way to add them without touching html. The folder creation is all based on the file array in the javascript file. I still need to work on adding small details like changing the z-index when clicking on a file and also things like how the file names are actually going to be displayed based on the option chosen.
I wanted to work more on adding functionality to the desktop and its icons. So I added eventlisteners in JS to check for double clicks and clicks and to change the windows accordingly. I’m still learning everything as I go so progress is still slow.
I went through the other parts of the tutorial and added a few of my own windows. I want to use this site as a place to show off any future projects so basically a personal portfolio. I worked more on the CSS and HTML as well as the JS. I learned a lot about utility classes in CSS (apparently tailwind is used for this) and also about core concepts in JS.
Just wanted to work through the tutorials first and refresh my knowledge of vanilla css.
I just finished the assembly for my hackpad. My cad skills need a lot of work but it was cool learning and seeing it all come together.