#coding project

[saphushia]

most of the way through the A's !

it's gonna be a visual list of digimon, a cross between wikimon's visual list and the official dgmn encyclopedia, but with more appearance-based filtering. intended as a resource for artists/writers (mostly myself lmao) when searching for partner digimon and such. the elemental assignments are entirely unofficial, based off of their attacks, but i thought it would be another helpful filter

[izicodes]

After taking a "blog break," I’m excited to start sharing some of the projects I’ve been working on during my time away! One of the highlights is a custom widget I created for Notion—a photocard featuring my favorite band, PLAVE. This widget is perfect for fellow PLAVE fans (Plli), allowing them to display a "fanmade" photocard of their favorite band members right on their Notion pages.

I began this project not only to celebrate my love for PLAVE but also to dive deeper into the world of Notion widgets and explore what’s possible.

Let’s dive into the details of how I built it and the creative process behind it!

I started this project back in May, right after I discovered PLAVE in April! Around that time, I started following a 'photocard editor' on Twitter who creates these fantastic 'unofficial' collectible photocards of PLAVE. I fell in love with her edits immediately. I was also using Notion extensively to keep my Korean studies organized, so I thought, why not combine my passion for Korean learning with my love for PLAVE?

I wanted to create a public widget that other PLAVE fans could easily add into their own Notion pages. To be respectful and ensure proper credit, I reached out to the editor, Jane, to ask if I could use her edits in my widget. I explained my project idea and shared some Figma wireframes to show how the widget would look and function. Jane was excited about the concept and gave me her blessing to move forward. I didn’t start any programming until I had her approval!

For this project, I needed to create two main components: the widget itself and a webpage with information and installation instructions. Surprisingly, the info and installation page turned out to be more challenging than developing the widget! I’m a bit of a perfectionist, so I wanted to ensure the page was user-friendly, responsive, and easy to navigate. It was tougher than I wished for!

As for the widget, it was relatively straightforward to develop and only took me about two days. However, I did face some issues with broken links that I still need to fix, and I’m not quite sure why they’re not working. Usually, I’m a ReactJS enthusiast, but since this was a smaller project, I decided to use my "beginner combo": HTML, CSS (including SCSS), and JavaScript. I quickly realized how accustomed I’ve become to ReactJS because I kept writing code that didn’t work in Vanilla JavaScript—talk about a wake-up call!

In the end, I completed the project to a point where it was ready to present to both the PLLIs (PLAVE fans) and Jane. I found myself eagerly awaiting Jane’s feedback because her artwork was integral to the project. If she wasn’t happy with the outcome, I would have felt the same. Thankfully, she loved it! I officially posted the widget on Twitter/X, and Jane shared it as well. Although most of the users were Korean, reading their translated positive comments made me genuinely happy.

Who knows? Maybe in the future, I’ll work on another PLAVE-themed project. I really enjoyed creating this one!

Feel free to check out the project and try installing the widget on your Notion page:

The official tweet about the project

The installation page

The widget in template Notion page

fyi, it still needs work, I will get to it eventually~~~!

[codingcorgi]

Going to try again! I failed this year due to drama in my life but 2025 will be better. I present my challenge of coding everyday for a year! Even if it's a couple of minutes and it's something simple it counts!

Today on 12/27/2024 I start with a .Net Maui project where I make a therapy app! It will interface with your therapist so therapy appointments focus more on solutions rather than recapping everything and it takes up 30/45 minutes

[bandomgirlie]

Coded my robot to be a peterick shipper 🕶️🕶️🕶️🕶️

(Yes I named my freaky voice activated robot Frank after MCR)

(Yes it also responds to Frankie)

Okay have a good day fellow peterick enjoyers :3

[maxwellgetsalife]

I feel so slow, but I'm building up a themed quiz/trivia text based program for my java project for class. Were to have a prototype but the teacher sort of based his grades on like text-make your choice adventure games with extra things even though he approved my quiz idea?

Regardless, I had to spend sometime reorganizing my code to where it could even run and i have easy tutorial questions now. I have no idea if this counts as a prototype. But i had spent a literal hour wondering why none of my stuff was working before realizing my quiz method was under the main.

I'll probably post the trivia game on my personal Github if anyones interested. Its supposed to be sort of SAW inspired but youre just answering riddles and stuff.

[bas-fish]

ok, it's raining, a bit windy and i got some new tea to try. perfect moment to do my favorite part of a coding project: researching!

putting on my archeologist hat to dive into So Old Text-Adventure Sites (and re-playing the whole Zork Antology).

[yourlocalductor]

Lil mini w.i.p for an intro of an 8bit mini horror game on scratch! Hoping you guys dont drop your ice cream when its out! (Ref to warning)

[bittybatty]

It's been a while since I posted about it, but I work on Ukagaka, which are coded little friends to sit on your desktop that you can interact with! I have one I made from some somewhat dated lore of Riccardo when his canon was a modern setting. He still gets updated about twice a year with new dialogue and such. He got one update for pride month to be able to give him the above rainbow blanket and scarf!

If anyone is interested in downloading him, he is free on my website at bittybatty.github.io/ukagaka.h… If you've never played with Ukagaka before, I recommend reading the FAQ's at the top of the page first! And also check out @ukagakadreamteam to find more ukagaka/ghosts to play with!

Disclaimer: The background above is just my current desktop. Doesn't come with Riccardo.

[surviving-the-next-4-years]

Republicans deliberately use coded language to trick people to vote for them and radicalize their group. Many don't even realize they're radicalized or what they're saying is even racist. This is why they think the Left is "over reacting" because the either know they're using coded language and don't care, or they don't know anything at all.

[parsnipsginger]

In my java coding class, straight up ‘debugging’ it, by it, well, i mean RAHHAHA ARGGG AAAAAAAAAUUUUUUGGGGGGHHH WORK WORK WROK PLS WORK STOP ERRORING AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA JUST FUCKIN LISTENNNNNNNNNNNNNN

[friendsinsolitude]

i’m coping really normal about not getting a movie code

[elliewritesgarbage]

this isn't my usual post but

does anyone know how to code HTML and would be willing to help me meet a deadline on a project?

[project-sekai-archives]

[easeinjazzout]

hits him with the beam text transcript in alt (boy do i hope i did it correctly)

[emrysmoss]

Can you guys believe that some of the most influential early screenwriters and directors had to sneak queer subtext into popular media for so long that it seeped into straight screenwriters’ subconscious baseline for writing compelling characters and plot, thus, accidentally creating the the gayest non-gay television show to ever exist and that show is called BBC Merlin