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Hi everyone! I’ve been away from my projects here at Flavortown for a while because my college classes started, but today I had some time to update the website about the GitHub certification. I managed to finish translating the homepage and started translating the first module page with the help of AI. I hope I can finish this part of the page translation by the end of the event.

Today I did some more research on communication via ESP NOW and found some code which I modified for my project, creating a logic where pressing a button activates the servomotor. However, I uploaded both codes (the main receiver board and the button receiver board) and they failed to communicate with each other, even though in initial tests they were working perfectly. I don’t know if it’s a hardware problem like a bad connection or something like that, but I’ll continue researching to find out what it could be.

I started by making the initial configurations, such as installing the drivers for the ESP32 to work. I also assembled the first circuits: the main part, which will be the receiver that will receive the data from the other boards to activate the servomotor, and the two boards with the buttons that will send the signals via ESP NOW. I did some tests to ensure that this connection was working.

The game is now practically playable. I added the battle function, with a maximum of 6 fighters in the arena (3 fighters on each side), and the use of special abilities as well. I also added a readme and hosted the site on GitHub Pages.

I added many things, such as:

• HTML page start
• Pixel art (made with AI)
• Characters
• More items
• Improved error handling
• Character selection for battle
• Beginning of battle arena creation

My project is about a web RPG made with TypeScript.
I started the project by practicing some exercises to refresh my OOP knowledge, and after that, I started the actual project by creating some files with classes for the main game elements.

I still need to come up with a cool name for the game and some features as well.

I added the last remaining modules (ten and eleven). It’s practically finished; the only things missing are the exercises and the functionality to view the content in English (which I’m already developing), but it can already be used as a study guide. Another thing: the module content is still quite summarized, as I added the notes I made during my studies to the website. In the future, I want to detail it more and add more images and videos.

I added the content (only in portuguese for now) in the modules (six, seven, eight and nine). As soon, I pretend to add more interactive content, like videos and mini exercises in the module pages.

I updated the buttons in the modules to click to the next or the previous module. I also created the desktop version of the footer.

I added the content for module three and module four (only in portuguese for now) and created the desktop version of the home page.

I added the content for module two (portuguese)

I added the content of the first module. I studied and transfered my notes to the website. Now, it’s only in Portuguese, but in the future, I will add content in english too.

I added the sidebar and added a new readme with all the information about the website and about the exam.

https://github.com/LarissaGiovanna/github-foundations-study/blob/main/README.md

I added the front end part from all sections of the home page, including the images.

I added the home page, but it was only some design and initials configs.

I’m working on my first project! This is so exciting. I can’t wait to share more updates as I build.