Day 1286 : Swimming

Sunday : Sunday was a pretty productive day at https://untilit.works . In addition to the normal tasks like laundry and radio promo stuff, I was able to get the MVP of my current side project working. I used Google's Antigravity IDE to help refactor an application I've been working on. I wanted to see how well it could do with a project that was already created. It did pretty well. I was able to refactor the application so that instead of everything being on one page, I was able to so one step at a time and even shorten the number of steps needed to complete the project. It was cool to be able to ask the same type of questions about what I wanted to do with the application that I would ask Gemini in a separate app, right in the IDE. I also started working on learning more about WebXR using the XR Blocks framework that uses Android XR. Going through the docs, I found a mismatch between what the docs say and what was in the GitHub repo, so I filed an issue to ask a question and it looks like I was right. I think I'm understanding the framework a little more. Professional : Today was super productive! I finally got this terminal command generating script working the way I wanted based on different factors that can result from a config file that I generate using another application I created. Learned a lot about single and double quotes, single and double ampersands, no hub, dev null and a bunch of stuff that had my head swimming. Good thing that I had Google Gemini to help navigate me through it. I do not think I would have gotten as much as I did in the time that I did without it because I wouldn't even know what to even look up. I was actually able to generate the code needed to successfully create and run GitHub Codespaces for 2 out of the 3 use cases that we decided on last week. The final one is like a combination of the first 2. I was also able to create a new sample application for a new feature of one of our products. Luckily, I was able to reference a couple of other projects I created and knock it out pretty quickly. I was able to test all these things with my manager to get their thoughts and if it was cool to move forward. I also responded to a couple of community questions. Personal : Feeling pretty good about the state of this current project. I've got the 3D model locked in and did a test print that came out pretty good. I've got the web application working that will create the files I need for the print. I just need to create the starter project, refactor the code to fit and add Authentication, Storage and Payments. The good news is that I basically had those things in the last project I created using Firebase and Stripe. Tonight, I'm going to start refactoring my MVP into my go to framework for my applications, Astro. First, I still need to figure out how I want to make the web application available for others to use. I'm leaning towards creating a subdomain of my website so that way it can be a separate application and I don't need to have it inside the website's current code. Going to have a quick think about it while I eat dinner. Also, the lenses came in for my Galaxy XR, so I want to set that up and maybe try out some XR Blocks demos. peace piece
Dwane / conshus
https://dwane.io / https://HIPHOPandCODE.com Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. Are you sure you want to hide this comment? It will become hidden in your post, but will still be visible via the comment's permalink. Hide child comments as well For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse - Saturday : Did a little coding work before heading to the station. Did the radio show and had a good time as usual. The recording of this week's show is at https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com - Sunday : Sunday was a pretty productive day at https://untilit.works . In addition to the normal tasks like laundry and radio promo stuff, I was able to get the MVP of my current side project working. I used Google's Antigravity IDE to help refactor an application I've been working on. I wanted to see how well it could do with a project that was already created. It did pretty well. I was able to refactor the application so that instead of everything being on one page, I was able to so one step at a time and even shorten the number of steps needed to complete the project. It was cool to be able to ask the same type of questions about what I wanted to do with the application that I would ask Gemini in a separate app, right in the IDE. I also started working on learning more about WebXR using the XR Blocks framework that uses Android XR. Going through the docs, I found a mismatch between what the docs say and what was in the GitHub repo, so I filed an issue to ask a question and it looks like I was right. I think I'm understanding the framework a little more.
- Professional : Today was super productive! I finally got this terminal command generating script working the way I wanted based on different factors that can result from a config file that I generate using another application I created. Learned a lot about single and double quotes, single and double ampersands, no hub, dev null and a bunch of stuff that had my head swimming. Good thing that I had Google Gemini to help navigate me through it. I do not think I would have gotten as much as I did in the time that I did without it because I wouldn't even know what to even look up. I was actually able to generate the code needed to successfully create and run GitHub Codespaces for 2 out of the 3 use cases that we decided on last week. The final one is like a combination of the first 2. I was also able to create a new sample application for a new feature of one of our products. Luckily, I was able to reference a couple of other projects I created and knock it out pretty quickly. I was able to test all these things with my manager to get their thoughts and if it was cool to move forward. I also responded to a couple of community questions.
- Personal : Feeling pretty good about the state of this current project. I've got the 3D model locked in and did a test print that came out pretty good. I've got the web application working that will create the files I need for the print. I just need to create the starter project, refactor the code to fit and add Authentication, Storage and Payments. The good news is that I basically had those things in the last project I created using Firebase and Stripe.