Zoe

Forked Firefox, set it up on my Mac and begun changing some branding! Also removed colabs they have with other companies that annoy the end user. Don't have a SS right now so, here's the Firefox logo (lol) :3

You can now register at events using an invite code provided by organizers! In addition, you can also set minimum and maximum age in DB.

Markdown content is finally rendered! Voting now works, and teams and members are no longer broken. So yeah. Also faster than SoM's (and probably podium's) voting lol.

Implementing voting!! :DDD (yes teams and members are broken ok? don't kill me lol)

v2??? :> I've started working on bans (if you go anywhere on the site and are banned, you should be instantly redirected to the Banned page) and allowing changing event name, logos, etc through the environment variables. I'll also start working on voting and invite code signing up soon!

Finished trips, prepared for shipping and removed some testing data (and an upcoming search bar which I found unnecessary)! I think the first beta of Wayline is finally ready to be released :D also moved the server instance outside of my PC to my actual server for beta prod, and fixed some bugs that made it not build in production. Demo video doesn't show location tracking taking your current view to your current location for obvious reasons (lol), I don't wanna dox myself XD. Aand built the app ofc.

I added the readme to the project (I really need to restudy specific markdown components, I may or my not have written checkboxes incorrectly at first).

Added a hackatime project that for some reason wasn't taken into account, released on GH and also started working on trips! This is probably the final thing I'll do before releasing V1.

Uhh I just realised I have to do a gh push to a public repo... fkfkfkfkfk now I have to go remove PII and envs ughhhhhh. I guess, here's an octocat for you :3

I've fixed some issues with SVGs, now you just have to move out and back in for them to render, which will be focused in a version after beta release here (if you want v2 to come out, please support the project!). I also added a (really cool) departures system and now it finally works in the native version!!! :D

Just decided to turn this into a SoM submission :D quite sad I didn't set up hackatime before for this one. Uhh I can't really write allll the progress and description here because I used markdown and this box doesn't have that? but https://hackclub.slack.com/docs/T0266FRGM/F09CCCZH0MR this is a doc that explains a bit. All upcoming devlogs will be both here and at the #tail-and-ears Slack channel! In the meantime, here is the design of the vertebrae (lol)

Finally got it to (almost) work with Google Play! I had to pay 25 bucks for the developer license (hopefully I'll get it reimbursed w/ Converge) and create a bunch of internal test versions, but it's almost done! At the moment I gotta fix an issue in which SVGs don't really want to show up, but Expo takes a huuuuge amount of time to build anything (gotta wait for a 2h queue), so it's taking me more than I would've liked.

I finally convinced myself that the app needed to be native to be able to actually run so (against my better judgement) I spent 3h and a half redesigning it almost from scratch, throwing rocks and insults at my Mac and doing dark magic until it finally decided to at the very least show the stops close to where I'm looking at properly. I also changed a bit of the style of the bottom bar, inspiring myself from a dribble screenshot and (literally) a dream I had.

I added my city's bike sharking stops (Valenbisi), realtime information, better stop handling, city and zone names, a loading logo animation...

First part of the app is done! After way too much work, I'm able to fetch and store the stops for bus, tram and other trains in my city (as well as their lines), show a 3D map of the world with their placing in real time and also show a list of the closest stops to where you're looking at in the map. I still have to do some fixes for closing the stops drawer, though, before going on to the next stuff :D

I removed all possible PII and implemented safeguards! (I didn't have any other picture as it's backend so here's the projects page again :D)

I may or may not have coded my own, fully custom, version of SoM for hackathons :3 No voting though (yet :D)! Just hour tracking and devlogs.

Implemented teams! Now you can create teams, manage/leave your team, send join requests... Only part of the join requests functionality pending

Items now show or hide in the homepage following settings! This way you won't see events if that tab is disabled, for example. Also added the ability to show time until beginning of the event instead of until end

Uhhh some hours magically vanished? Huh... here's another logo I guess (the devlog for demo login happened twice)

I added an option to use a demo invite code for you people that want to see the demo on SoM :D

Added an option to enable/disable certain pages! This will be useful to divide the different event stages

The panel is now available online!!! I also spent waaaaaay too much time fixing eslint errors :3

Profile view! Shows some info about you as well as QR code for when you first arrive to the venue (that way staff can check who you are and if you're allowed to enter!). After the first entrance, that QR will be shown on the user's IRL badge.

Finished implementing the store :D and you can now add events to GCalendar!!!

Removed all demo data and properly integrated with Notion DB! Also implemented part of the store :D

I didn't want to have to use one of those mid event platforms that are either too expensive or lack features, so... Midnight Cabin will probably use its own! I've finished slack login successfully :D for the UI, I'm using lu.ma as inspiration!

Decode is finally finished! I've been prepping the repo to make everything ready to ship, and now it's pretty much done!

Fixed all last details, got GitHub repo ready, removed PII...

Finished everything bot-related! Also made the repo public, and implemented some more Discord stuff.

Added an admin bot for Discord! Now I can run those commands there as well.

Team members can now also access the list projects they have to review (Slack Bot)

Added security measures to not leak any PII, added admin commands (bans, approvals...)...

I added a bunch of new commands to the Slack bot, and did an actually working DB integration (@ Notion)!

Made a Slack bot! Now users can view their experience points, the team they're a member of, the projects they made...

Finished the logo (w/ different color schemes)! I've started working on banners for branding too.

Finished all the Pamphlet stuff! I won't spoil much (removed all spoilers :D) though. Figma was... very hard to master.

I'll try the leeks to not be big, but, I've created a simple, coming soon site for now, setup Intercom (took ages), created an AI integration from Intercom to Notion to use as support knowledgebase, and currently creating a Pamphlet!

unfortunately had to add mobile mode (had to turn nav into a component)

Finished everything! Also added README and fixed vercel domains and other building errors.

I fixed linting, wrote a blog post and all network pages... Vercel did NOT want to build for some reason. I was able to fix it though! So now, demo is ready!

I've finished the first iteration of the site! :DD this is the first time I write a personal page for myself, so I'm very excited! I added tons of secret easter eggs, the ??? page that can give people an existential crisis...

Did I mention I completely hate GDPR? :D it's taking me more to make everything GDPR compliant than to actually build readitt.

Most things on the app are almost ready for research launch! (check #ai-research slack channel if you want to join btw) I added all the actual research data collection, GDPR warnings and data collection info and acceptance...

Uh... I think I might be working too hard on readitt... But hey, it's for research! I've built the whole reading UI, chapter + story creation and editing platform, Slack login for any hack clubber that wants to check it out, browse and library pages, summaries of previous chapters...

Finished the website! Everything should be pretty much done!

Added more guides... I swear this is the last update I do with no leak

I believe I have fixed most of the interactivity issues! Did disable sudo -s just in case as it's quite dumb to run it in Dimensity.

v1.9! I've added credit to myself, and changed the color scheme on lots of places to better match the playful aesthetic of Dimensity!

I fixed a bug that broke the app the first time you opened it (guess what? I didn't setup the dimensitycontent variable when creating the file 🤦🏻), made GH Actions also build for MacOS and upload to releases, and fixed some file text issues with README.

Uploaded to GitHub and got releases to work!

Improved ˆC handling! Now works with subprocesses too.

Implemented command aliases! They support subcommands, and also executing dimensity/non bash commands.

Smart (finally!) command autocompletion has been implemented! Now Dimensity is able to autocomplete subcommands, command options/flags, while still being able to autocomplete files when needed!

Implemented theme colors! You can view and edit the current theme color in the settings too.

I added onboarding and username support, as well as settings editor. In addition, I started working on themes.

SoM decided to remove my 4h of project development time so I hope this receives good support but... I've been working on v1 of Dimensity over the past few days. It currently has command history, prettified errors and intros, smart command and file completion...