Tag: JavaScript

I made a Chrome new tab extension because I wanted to be able to put as many links as I wanted on my new tab page. It also has a basic notepad, shows the weather using OpenMeteo and NOAA data, and has Todoist integration (you have to supply your own Todoist API key if you want that to work, though). It's not published as an extension, but I might do so in the future.

I made a tracker for the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes, to keep track of your Aether Raids lift.

I made a timer for speedcubing. This was the first project I made with regular Javascript and manipulating the DOM and stuff. I would say it looks boring at best, because I was terrible at CSS at the time. I was also trying to cram way too much stuff on to the screen at once, especially for mobile.

Finally making a personal portfolio/blog website.

A machine learning (ML) model for classifying sounds as happy or sad. It doesn't work extremely well, but considering that I trained it on my laptop with about 100 sounds, I'm pretty happy with its performance. I used PyTorch with torchaudio for training and running the model. I also made a website with the model hosted on Heroku to make it easier to use. Unfortunately, Heroku no longer offers free dynos, and it no longer works because I don't want to pay for a dyno just for this.

This was a pretty ill-advised project, but I really wanted to see if I could make a chromatic tuner from scratch. The answer is yes, but it's bad (hence the repository name).

Another SvelteKit project, this time with Firebase integration for accounts. It's an activity tracker I made mostly for myself, so I could track if I did something I felt good about every day (hence the overly generic name).

An Electron app based on MediaPipe Pose that tracks your pose and sends keys or mouse clicks if you make the correct pose. I made this with my little brother specificially to control Minecraft, although it would work for other games as well.

This is a quick timeline generator I threw together in a couple of days. You upload a spreadsheet of some sort, select columns, customize colors if you want, and it generates a timeline PNG for you.

A blog for my family to post random crazy things to. Made with Sveltekit and Sanity CMS. This is the first project I made with Sveltekit, and also the first thing I made with any sort of back end.

A practice project with Tauri. I wrote a different version of this for my personal use and I thought it would be good practice to simplify it and write a blog post about it, so I did.

A force-directed graph layout library for visualizing connections or just making a pretty graph, written in pure JS.

A random name generator I made. It uses the naming language generator from mewo2 for the first names, the middle initial is a random English letter, and the last name is a random English noun from Desi Quintans' "The Great Noun List" with random affixes (none, prefix, suffix, or both) from Wikipedia.

An Electron app with SvelteKit and Node.js for playing Dungeons and Dragons. (or a lot of other things). It uses a Node server and websockets to connect to other devices on the same network so you can use them as controllers for the main app.