If anyone wants to be fancy, I found out you can embed html badges of your pipeline status onto the forum. It should update in real time but I think a page refresh would be needed because I don’t think the forum constantly reloads images in the background.
I.E Here is my pipeline from my self hosted GitLab.
Digital hardware design guy here, the goal of this one is to design and build a hardware demonstration of a simple 16-bit processor core. It’s been one of those pet project ideas that I’d never gotten around to putting on paper until now.
Time’s gonna be tight to get a PCB spun up and delivered, but I think I can pull it off.
My Devember project will be to build an automation to build several versions of the Blender bpy module (ideally something like bpy-lts-full, bpy-lts-lite, bpy-nightly-full, bpy-nightly-lite) and automatically upload them to pypi.org.
I’m back again for Devember! Oh, it already started a month ago…
I’m not sure how much I will commit to this, as I my main project right now is 3D printing related, but I have set some low goals which I intend to get done and then I might do more if there is time:
Basically I just want to get my feet wet with compression algorithms.
My forum post is linked below. My submission is for a neat little web app that shows how a programming language is parsed from input → Lexer → AST → Parser.
This is a continuation of a longer-running project which is a bit outside the scope of Devember, but the web app is my submission.
My goal personally is to learn more about how programming languages work under the hood, so I can become a better programmer. My goal this Devember is to build a project to help share this knowledge.
I’m a software dev by day and mostly work with back end stuff and things which means my GUI-fu is kinda limited. I want to make a little app that tracks, logs, and displays system info like temps, load, and which processes are eating the most CPU time. Will add github link soon.
EDIT: Can we have more than one Devember project? Second project is a remote control of sorts using HTML and ASPNET core to send keystrokes to your game. Much like Game Glass, but with no client app on you phone of tablet needed.