Gabriel Alejandro García Angulo

Man, I'm just bored, so now I'm creating an integral calculator for Calculus I and II. It might be useful for someone — not for me, since I've already studied it. I'm just implementing how the logic for the model and controller should work.
If anyone's interested, I can add some other features too :)

Okay, I'm going crazy XD
Over the past two days, I’ve made better stars with a twinkle animation to make them look more realistic, and I also added a constellation on the top left with a 0.005 pulse (surprisingly, the pulse increments really fast in the JS).
Well, that’s it — just making something nice for your loved one.

I added a start screen to my webpage dedicated to a loved one, featuring a romantic midnight theme with a starry background, floating hearts, and smooth, gentle animations. When you click the pink button, a hidden title gracefully appears and background music begins to play. The hearts float upwards and pulse with natural variation to enhance the atmosphere. I’m also planning to add a softly pulsing moon and subtle fog effects to make the experience even more magical and immersive.

Today I put together the core of this little romantic animation project. The page opens with a soft pink gradient and a centered layout that keeps things simple. I added a start screen with a “click to begin” message to get around browser restrictions and trigger both the background music and the animations. Once clicked, the title fades in and starts pulsing softly to add some emotion. At the same time, 30 heart-shaped elements are created with JavaScript — they float up from the bottom with random positions, delays, and durations so it all feels more dynamic and doesn’t look like a mess. Some of the hearts gently scale as they move, kind of like they’re beating. It’s still a little meh, but hey — progress is progress :)