Matthias

Ok, so in this hour implemented a simple compression for the image data, to ensure the whole game maintains performance and a small binary size. Will show you the results later (or hopefully not show, image should look the same) anyway, here a compression meme:

So, now I have made the pixel art converter, it converts the image to tiled sprig bitmaps which allows me to display high res multi tile images on the sprig, I am currently working on the actual engine, that manages cutscenes and maps. Probably the biggest reason why this project could fail is that I don’t have enough ideas for the story

Anyway, I once again realized how much I love sprig, it feels like building building for a very old console like the gb or gbc

below you can see my first attempt of rendering an image, hope you recognize max!

In this hour I made the sections themselves, “about me”, “working on” and “tech stack”, below you can see my figma graphics for “techstack”, anyway hope you like the profile page, poured way to much time and effort into it.

Hey, so in that hour I made some assets in figma, a reddit, hackclub and codeberg banner. Also a title with my username, added a little pikachu tail too, that wiggles up and down, in the source svg you could hover over the tail and it would react, but that does not work inside of githubs markdown view.

Wrote a simple readme and a MIT License,

Also I made this banner in figma, I think it looks good, tell me what you think about it :)

Added some cool features to the app, for example audit, a simple command to check for duplicates, invalid paths and potential vulnerabilities. Also unique, a simple command to get a raw list of all PATH entries without any duplicates. And a proper help command too.

Added core functionality. The Program now works mostly I just need fix some edge cases, add some more features and some QOL improvements, honestly the hardest part was getting the actual PATH var as you have to talk to the windows api directly to get all entries not just the loaded ones, while you can just do os.getenv(“path”) for jus the loaded ones.

Ok, uhhh, first version, so what is this, what does it do now and what in the future?

For now it is just a wrapper for Brave, DuckDuckGo and Bing, extracting the search results.
These are then displayed in the command line, just a temporary way of displaying them, later I’m going to build a proper frontend, not only a proper frontend, I have an NER model set up to extract names, companies and places out of the websites texts, those are going to be mapped geographically, also I will implement an force based flow chart for diplaying the results and their backlinks as a mesh.

Have added some comparisons to the manual.

Anyway, I sadly didn’t get an internship, but I think the site is still worth shipping, I spend a huge amount of effort on building the site and I don’t want that effort to be lost.

Added some last minute adjustments and submitted to 2026 internship form, wish me luck! 🤞 Mobile looks horrible so far, am gonna do that next.

Added an Blog-like “Manual” page describing, the build process, the concept in-depth, the design and the implementation. Just to show that there was thought put into the project, would be no point, to not show it.

Ok, 3 hours, what happened in that Time? I improved the Design heavily and made some new Figma Graphics, also embedded my Slack Link and a footer. I added an about section, an reward section and an faq section to my YSWS website. I will link some Screenshot below, check them out.

Pretty long time no devlog, but I will explain why, I promise to. So this first devlog should start with me quickly explaining what I am building and why, this is my first attempt of building a very own YSWS program “Inherit”, but I will tell you more about the concept in a future devlog right now, I am just fleshing the concept out. Anyway, made a logo and some cool graphics, check them out below, I also started to make the website in sveltekit and a fillout form.

The graphics are somehow twice in there, am really sorry for that but if I’d reload bad things would happen ( I would have to reupload all images and rewrite the text)

New feature: the app has a start menu now. You can search for a class or pin up to three as favorites, which then show up with a single click. That’s pretty much it.
Implementation-wise, nothing too wild… new AppState entry for the favorites, plugged into the existing cache/ layer so they survive restarts. The annoying part was the UI. Gio punishes you for taking a break from it, but I’m back in the groove now.

Anyway — hope you enjoy it. Hit me up with feedback!

I’ve built the base of the project, the simple features work now. this is my first rust project and until now I like it.

To try it out:

• Download the release
• execute the .exe
• try the app!

Tell me how you like it!

Firefox works now

Also I did release the extension to mozillla addons, still reviewing 🤞

Ok, so, 4 hours of work, what did I do?
You can now enjoy a more intuitive and polished way to sign into your VPMobil Account, aiming to provide a more natural UX.
Also there now is a prototype of the Weekview available, which alows you to view the timetables of the whole week at once, as said, remains in beta.


Added features:

• modernized Design
• implemented basic Weekview

quick actions work now🥳

also I finished everything for shipping and made a quick banner

Progress of the last few hours:

• imporve building slightly
• add support for some edge cases (specific navigation)
• implemented global (shared) react rerender detection

Also am currently adding file hover feature for repos,
this is the interesting part, it gives the user instant value, many actions with configurable favorites instantly callable on hover, check the video below for prototype version.

Cheers

I added an edit with IDE popup prototype (will be improved), an little mascot next to the github icon, hope you like it, tell me what could be better.

What happened in this hour? Much.

I’ve mainly improved build and logging, also now there is a proper build config, you can now turn off logging and all this other useless stuff (it really isn’t useless).

Anyway, not much to show for these changes (you can check the code on github soon), so attached there is a screen recording of my non minified build JS. You’re welcome :)

Ooff, yeah, did not log for a long time, but hear me out, I’ve used the time to not add one feature, but multiple and I’ve almost rewrite the whole thing.

My problem was, that I couldn’t show the search expansions when the user was on a repo before, as Github is an SPA (single page app, what does that mean?), so you can’t trust chrome (nor firefox) to reliably load new content scripts if the page wasn’t reloaded.

Sooooo, I’ve written my own contentController which simply gets loaded everywhere on github.com/* and it decides for itself if any module should be loaded. It checks for URL changes via polling (running an interval) and mounts/unmounts the modules.

Also the new feature: you can now view a repo’s language stats as a pie chart.

Damn it, I need a 5$ one time payment to release it on the Google Web Store, but there is a license in the flavortown shop (🥳), I’m gonna get that one.

Popup itself works now, language colors are fetched from linguist and content is fetched from the github api, there are still some performance and rendering issues (I think because they use react).

That’s about it for this hour.

Added the popup and the hover logic, was trickier than you might think 🤔…

Also set up TS env, so I don’t have to code in JS 😨

Well, will be online on github soon, if you find any bugs please contact me on slack, thanks!

Building base of this project… - so this is the first devlog🎉

Have build the github api interface in typscript and a really simple ui.

Mostly UI changes, am refactoring the login page, it looked pretty bad, so I want to make it look better, will be on github soon.

I’ve added some UX and UI improvements, want to make the UI look more inherent and sleek.

Also - I’m trying to add a date picker for the timetable date.

Hey, added sample data integration, a few design and QOL improvements and a proper class selector.

Hey, I added an start page, doesn’t fully work but in the future.

Also I’m working on an non-login sample Dataset, will be on github soon.

Updates & Improvements

Hey! Over the past few days I added some key QoL and UI features:

• Last login persistence with autofill support (see implementation details below)
• Navigation header implementation

Implementation details

The username and school number are stored using file-based caching
(implementation here).

The password, however, is stored using go-keyring, which saves it in your OS-native keychain.

Why use the keychain?

In short: security.

Although the password is accessible to the application without manual decryption, the OS keychain itself is:

• Encrypted at rest by default
• Only unlocked when you’re logged into your OS
• Protected from offline access (e.g. someone copying your hard drive)

So instead of writing the password to a plain file, the keychain ensures that someone who physically obtains your disk can’t simply read credentials, while still keeping login seamless for the user.

Today I’m shipping to project, github all set, made a banner image…

Also dayview works.

Hey, not much to report, just developing small things, added an interface between the ui and the api, basically the UI gets a pointer to the object and can then load content dynamically.

I also integrated i18n for locales, so that the app works in english and german 🥳.

Mainly refactored the api a bit, also admin api requests work now (sorted by room, sorted by Teacher)

all typing is done

Just a few small improvements and features:

• map reload bug (when user left the map page it would unload)
• reliable marker positioning on load
• ui fixes
• settings tab works
• multiple icon libarys (material and fa6)

baseline works now 🥳

features implemented:

• ui layout
• integration of official stundenplan24.de api

added missing tabs (settings and notifications)

Base log, I just implemented the core mechanics till now, but more coming soon