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I think I almost have UI nailed down. I took inspiration from windows XP (since that was the 2000s OS and fits the low end theme) and made the cards into windows. I still have some work to do before I can submit this to the internship but I will try to get this on my server now

ok so turns out they are mainly looking for a landing page and not the full thing, woopie.
I made the rubric and removed the CPU requirement because it’s too hard to check and has too many edge cases.
anyways I moved into making the UI and I am not good at it :(

I got HC auth working! took me a while because there is a lot that goes into it but it is very fast now and includes adding users to the database.
I sadly do not have a good image since this is mainly backend.

Started the website. There is a lot to get done but for now I am just working on the fundamentals. I made a GO backend with http and sqlite and started working on the main page

I started my UI revamp by remaking the cards tab to look a lot better and not take as much space by having it be a submenu thing. It was kind of annoying to code with vanilla js but I managed to do it anyway.
unfortunately I didn’t finish the revamp because I was very busy these past 2 days and the extension deadline thing is feb 15

I made the custom backgrounds theme compatible, fixed some css issues, and added blur to the dashboard bar.
I also reorganized the feature todo list.
I really like how this looks now

so I added custom backgrounds, but it works too well. I like how this looks but too many things are transparent. the todolist will be remade but the big dashboard rectangle and transparent cards will be annoying to correct

I learned how to add stuff to the themes.
I could have had a sub array or whatever but nobody really reads these and it doesn’t save on data and loops.
importing kind of just worked itself out I didn’t touch that

I added more styles like, width and height.
I also tried to add a proper toggle for on-off styles but the css was weird about it so I downgraded to a checkbox.
I also fixed some of the styles to at least keep the style looking somewhat vanilla.
Next I plan to make this theme compatible so people can export extra styled themes

Woops forgot to devlog.
I thought it was a good idea to make the reminders show up at 1 time but that didn’t work so I will come back to that.
I then spied on the actual bettercanvas and made a list of the features they have (including payed features).
My first feature I added from that list is card settings (almost done).
you can change card border radius, spacing, and image size.
I still want to add card width, height, and rotation

I forgot to migrate the heartbeats from onshape woops
after printing a test I realized the paddles are too short and base is too big so I fixed that and added better access to the nut area of the bolts.
After printing again I realized gravity exists so I added a lip for the bearing

I added GPA presets and made reminders by scheduled time (untested).
most of the code is pretty well made but the reminder code is messy

I made the model of the rotor without the magnets. I tried to copy anycubic’s wash and cure 3 rotor style