By @108charlotte
For this project I wanted to build an extra monitor for my desk powered by a raspberry pi inspired by similar magic mirror projects online. In order to do this, I found an old monitor and nailed it to my wall, created a very makeshift circuitry box for the pi to sit on top of (don't ask me why) and added my senseHAT to display warning lights correlating to the current temperature of the CPU. In the actual coding part recorded for hackatime, I created a UI to display once the monitor boots up by using chromium and going to the playable URL linked above. I wanted to be able to see the current time, my schedule, tasks, and any other obligations I may have at a glance, which is why I included a tasks list and several events timetables.
By @108charlotte
By @108charlotte
By @108charlotte • 10.35 hrs
This extension allows users to track the time they spend on websites in order to provide insights into web usage patterns. You can view data from just today, this week, this year, or all of your data, which allows you to see where you currently spend the most of your time and determine if that aligns with your goals (ex. how much time do you spend on unproductive sites, like social media? how much time do you spend checking your email every day? what does that add up to over a week? a year?)! I detailed a lot about how I made this project in my readme.md and resources.md files, but since I am super new to javascript and webpack and firebase and everything I had to follow a lot of tutorials and research a lot online. I also wanted to help others who were trying to build their own extensions or try out firebase for the first time by compiling resources I found helpful in the resources.md file.