vividsystem

i just did a lot of docker compose and containerization stuff. the debugging was really fucked up because apparently setting up hardened images and then choosing the right ones is not as easy as i thought it would be. I also fixed a typo on the website and added the new codecrafters logo.

Devlogs can now have image attachments. For the backend I have re-purposed (and therefore also modified) an old project of mine: spaces. It is not ideal and needs a lot of improvement, but it should be really performant and very efficient storage-wise. The debugging was a pain and in the end the hour I spent debugging spaces was due to a bug in the code of jus-study where I need to change a string from “file” to “images” to get everything to work correctly.

I am currently getting everything ready for the launch. Did a lot of backend stuff. Integration with the new Fraud Dashboard from HQ, Grafana Loki logging integration etc.

added a ranking system (rough UI for now). Also added automatic use of slack pfps and nicknames

Made a voting system for Jus’STUDY. I have decided to do a voting system that is a 1v1v1v1. Every user gets 40 starts that can be allocated to projects. A single project can receive at maximum 20 stars. To weigh the votes I am using the Weng-Ling Baysian Ranking algorithm. I have also made sessions so that users can’t “reroll projects”.

Finished the pcb. Added additional information like IIC addresses and the need for an external pull-up resistor on the back.

Along some other improvements I made a nicer looking landing page.

made the review panel for the initial reviews after shipping
(part of the UI was AI-generated because I don’t have time to finish the site until launch otherwise unfortunately)

Added a shop system and started on a review-panel.

(design isnt a priority rn, will improve in the future)

Added nicer error-handling and project categories.

I finished a projects panel. You can now create and update your projects, link hackatime projects and see logged and just spent time

Added a landing page and a backend for projects i.e. for time tracking with hackatime

For this project I decided on using a new stack. This time I am using the bhvr stack. That means hono as a backend (similar to express.js) and react (never used that before except doing some tutorials). Because this is also supposed to work I then decided on using drizzle and better-auth as I have experience with both. I configured auth to work with auth.hackclub.com so that we can automatically get ysws-elegebility data.

It is also now deployable to Cloudflare Workers. For now I plan on using neon as a db service.