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I was struggling with home and school(examsπ ) and some personal matters and yeah it took time and hope you all try it out and send your opinions and my flaws while making π
password-manager
This is my first app. SecureVault is a custom-built password manager with a sleek GUI using customtkinter. It allows users to securely save, edit, and delete passwords for various websites. Passwords are encrypted using Fernet (from the cryptography library), and access is protected by a hashed master password (bcrypt). Key features: β User-friendly modern UI with dark/light mode π Master password login for extra security π AES-encrypted password storage (Fernet) π§ Password strength checker π οΈ Password generator with one-click copy πΎ Data stored locally in a secure SQLite database π§Ή Easily edit or delete saved passwords Ideal for students, developers, or anyone wanting a simple but powerful offline password vault.
Today I kicked off my first major project for Hack Clubβs Summer of Making β SpeedStrike, an Arduino-powered reaction time tester!
I spent the session designing the core features:
π§ AI Mode with difficulty levels
π₯ Two-player competitive mode
π Buzzer feedback
π Average of last 5 reaction times
I wrote ~220 lines of optimized Arduino code, set up a clean repo structure on GitHub, and added a beautiful landscape banner to represent the project. Also configured arduino-cli in Codespaces, fixed library errors, and committed the firmware!
π Big goal: Make the gameplay feel fast, fair, and fun β with visual feedback on an LCD and multiple input buttons on a breadboard.
Next step: Add game state animations and web documentation. Onward!
SpeedStrike β Reaction Time Tester
A real-time reflex game built on Arduino! Challenge yourself or a friend to see who reacts faster. Includes AI mode with difficulty levels, stats tracking, buzzer feedback, and LCD output.
This is my first project. I was thinking a about a project simple but entertaining project, Until I stumbled on this. It was fun making this hope u have fun too. Just try it out and send YOUR thought's π
π§ Finished building my Arduino LCD Simon Says Memory Game!
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Wrote the game logic, added LCD support and buzzer feedback
π Now testing levels & improving response time
π Submitting to Hack Club Summer of Making!
Arduino LCD Memory Game
This is a memory game built using Arduino Mega, a 16x2 I2C LCD display, buttons, and a buzzer. Itβs a Simon Says-style game that displays a sequence on the screen, which the player must repeat by pressing the right buttons
This was widely regarded as a great move by everyone.