@CBerJun0Continue working on Muffin, a programming language I made that allows you to write programs that look like cooking recipes. I started doing the dreadful frontend today---an online playground for Muffin. Finally got the CodeMirror editor to work. Then I added syntax highlighting and autocompletion for Muffin.
@Danielle0I'm still continuing to work on my cooking game. Today I worked on fixing some issues with dragging things using the mouse, and hopefully tomorrow I'll be able to start working on the toppings station.
@Danielle0I'm still working on the toaster section of my cooking game. I'm having some trouble with the player moving the bread, but I have been able to add more player interaction with the toaster lever.
@CBerJun0Today I wrote a Hello World! program. In fact, it was written in a programming language I invented. The Muffin language lets you write programs that look like cooking recipes. The picture below shows how the compiler compiles the Hello world recipe into a big chunk of js code that (surprisingly) prints out Hello world. Most part of the code generator was done now. Repo: github.com/CBerJun/Muffin
@CBerJun0Continue working on Muffin (a weird programming language that allows you to write programs that look like cooking recipes). Day four working on the parser---it is now done (all the statements have been implemented). Next step would be doing some semantic analysis to make sure the program is valid and generating target code (JavaScript) (gonna figure out a way to implement goto in js) (Day 5 on Scrapbook)
@Danielle0I'm continuing to work on the toaster section of my diner-themed cooking game. Today I mostly added the progress bar and the different levels of toasted-ness.
@CBerJun0Continue working on Muffin (a weird programming language that allows you to write programs that look like cooking recipes) Regarding the syntax I changed the "dilute" statement into "add water" to make it less redundant. Day three working on the parser; today I implemented the "add ... into ..." grammar; the picture below shows a sample program that doesn't make sense and the AST generated for it by the compiler. Look at github.com/CBerJun/Muffin for the draft design of Muffin. (Day 4 on Scrapbook)
@Danielle0Continued working on the toaster section of my cooking game, there have been some issues with moving the pieces of bread but I'm definitely getting closer.
@CBerJun0Continue to work on Muffin (a weird programming language that allows you to write programs that look like cooking recipes) Day two working on the parser; today I implemented the "if" predicate and "set up" grammar; the picture below shows a sample program that doesn't make sense and the AST generated for it by the compiler. (Day 3 on Scrapbook)
@Danielle0Today I continued working on my pygame cooking game, I am now trying to get the toaster section working so that the player can drag the bread into the toaster.
@CBerJun0Continue my work on Muffin (a weird programming language I invented that allows you to write programs that look like cooking recipes) Today I worked on the parser; all "toplevel" grammars have been implemented; now the parser only lacks a function that generates the AST node for each statement.
@Danielle0Working on a pygame cooking game, today I designed the randomized order mechanism so the player has a variety of orders to make.
@Andre-cmd-rgb2Working on an html clicker game(rn is kinda bad i know but let me cook) when I will add bg images better buttons and levels it will be much better!!
@Codelife0Worked cooking my background color changer extension for browser-buddy
@CBerJun0A few days ago I started making this weird programming language called Muffin in which you can write programs that look like cooking recipes. Currently I have a tokenizer done. Today I spent time changing the design of a few statements. Repo: github.com/CBerJun/Muffin
@ajhalili20060Let's do a quick showdown of what's been cooking for #C07NUNPGEU8| during the week of September 22 to 28, Philippines Standard Time. Apologies if this week's been a hell week due to being the 1st quarterly exam on the 25th and 26th day of September, 2024.
The bulk of the coding hours in the week are dedicated to building the MVP features for the Slack app version of Recap Time Bot, our multi-purpose toolkit/service account/bot for Recap Time Squad's projects and friends, including hooking up Prisma ORM for Postgres data presistence on Nest (instead of coping up with the Airtable free tier limits) and building up some workflows via TypeScript Slack app development work (permission requests for accessing some bot features and slash commands). See the attached screenshots for a sneak peek.
The rest is mostly infrastructure related work for both my personal and Recap Time Squad cloud resources (mainly Cloudflare DNS records over octoDNS and some Docker Compose shenanigans), plus some behind the scenes work for my website powered by Material for Mkdocs theme.
Overall, I banked 10h 11m as of time of writing (up to the publication of this scrapbook entry), totaling to 14h 46m since September 17 (plus 10m designing for fun and profit) without the 'browsing' hours. See the thread for details on the stats.
@MurtazaHaque0And thus, here is my final track for the Four Horsemen album: Death ☠️
I'm very glad I picked up what I put down for the "Famine" track, because I got to add some really fun elements to this song
Here is the repo: github.com/TheDarkLynx786/Four-Horsemen
And attached is the track:
For being the final piece in this album, I think it certainly lives up to the hype, but I still feel like the ending does not deliver as much of a satisfying closure as well as it does for Famine. I might still come back to that and improve the delivery, but what do yall think? I would love to hear some feedback!
The main part of this song aside from the guitars is the church bell, and I'm glad that it got to produce the sound that it produces currently. I think this is the most I've ever used the modulator feature ever as well for any track! This is also my second longest track ever behind "Pestilence"
There may be more updates to this album, as War seems to have too much distortion going for it to compete with these newer tracks
Anyways, let me know if I cooked 🔥 🤘 or got cooked! 🍳
@Yash0not sure cooking is allowed or not. but i cooked 🙂 dum aloo
@NadeenI.0The Cooking Timer with Multi-Timers website allows users to set multiple timers for different dishes. Each timer can be named and configured with a custom duration. The app features start, pause, and resume functionalities for each timer. Users can also customize the appearance of the app through a settings menu. ⏲️
github.com/neptvnism/Egg-Timerneptvnism.github.io/Egg-Timer
@MihaiGorunescu0i have made a simple web app, where the cook can make a shaworma and the users can buy it. It's a simple web app made for fun, it's the first version, and i hope i can improve it in the future.
Github: github.com/mihai888nextlab/tema-shaorma-razvanel
The project is made with Next.js. I also used typescript and tailwindcss.
@Vincent0It is now possible to import recipes from other recipe pages on my cooking recipe suggester application! The data is fetched from the supported sites and parsed on the backend, after that, the data is sent to the frontend and gets verified by the user. Of course every imported Recipe has a ink to the original recipe.
Github Repo: github.com/ViniDerCoder/cooking-recipe-suggester
@Vincent0Finished the Recipe Editor of my cooking recipe suggester app. You can create and edit recipes there. Since account verifcation still doesnt work properly, i can only share a short demonstrational video and the repo:
github.com/ViniDerCoder/cooking-recipe-suggester
(select menus are not visible in the video)
@Vincent0Currently creating a cooking recipe suggester. The backend is already finished and i now have the login and register page on the frontend completed. Access the github page here: vinidercoder.github.io/cooking-recipe-suggester
The Emailing system is currently not working so the verification codes arent sent.
And its all in german :)
@Vincent0I created the backend for a cooking recipe suggester: Scrapbook post - posted twice since i had more than 25 sessions
@Vincent0I am creating a Recipe Suggester for Cooking.
I finished the backend with the database logic and the frontend is the next project. The source code is available on github: github.com/ViniDerCoder/cooking-recipe-suggester
Available api routes:
@OliverPotter0Today, I worked on creating a vegetarian recipe website. I've got the basic structure of the site done with 2 recipes available. More recipes will be added in the near future. All contributions are welcomed! 😄
Live SiteGitHub Repo
