Anthony

Devlog #1: My Dev Toolbox — Chaos Edition

Alright folks, here’s the deal — I’m building this dev toolbox because honestly, I got tired of juggling a million apps just to get stuff done. So now I’m juggling one app that’s still figuring out if it wants to work or just crash dramatically. Spoiler: sometimes it chooses chaos.

Here’s what’s cooking:
🟢 Code snippets — color-coded like a rainbow threw up on my keyboard. You can save ’em, edit ’em, and maybe even understand them later.
🟢 Terminal commands — copy ’em, run ’em, feel like a hacker without opening a terminal. Warning: no cool hacker music included.
🟢 Zipper — unzip anything. Windows, macOS, Linux — this bad boy doesn’t discriminate. (It says it zipped/unzipped your files, but don’t trust it too much — it’s lying to you.)

Yeah, the whole UI’s a little bugged right now — buttons that sometimes don’t do what they’re supposed to, messages acting like soap opera drama queens… but hey, that’s part of the fun, right?

Yes, it breaks. Yes, I scream at my code daily. But hey, if building your own toolbox was easy, everyone would do it, right? This is the real dev life — bugs, caffeine, and the eternal hope that tomorrow’s build won’t crash on launch.

If you wanna watch this dumpster fire grow into something useful, stick around. Feedback, jokes, and memes highly encouraged.

Day 1 of my Interactive To Do List.
Today I was able to perfect the HTML, CSS and JavaScript code, the GUI is usable, but I think I’ll change it up a bit, maybe add some images or colors.
Most of the work is probably already done, but I also want to add “pages/categories”, so you can switch to your Work/Home/School tasks, and keep everything in order.