What are you guys currently working on/developing? It doesn't have to be finished, or even working yet! I just want to know what you guys are making 😁
My current side project is a drag-and-drop game maker: http://i.imgur.com/cffDdGq.jpg I'm making it for a learning experience and for fun, I don't know if I'll ever finish it.
Really like the idea of a game maker! I'm currently working on multiple projects, including Cloud Jump 2, based off the original Cloud Jump but with more features. The core functionality is there, but there is also some bugs I'd like to work out.
If you want to see some more projects, I'd recommend checking out Pythonista Tools, a community run group of Pythonista made projects.
@techteej Awesome, Cloud Jump is great! The Pythonista Tools group is mainly for completed projects, but I'm just curious about everybody's WIP/"just-for-fun" programs.
Two.
Standalone RSS reader and a detailed weather and forecast app using openweather. I'm currently looking to learn how to scrape radar images from NOAA.
I just started working on a pixel art editor:
http://imgur.com/Q8vw1cA
@Shambhala seriously keep working on that Game Maker!!!
I am currently working on an SAT score calculator.
That image editor looks neat! Is it ready to share yet? Does it support saving to file yet, or is it just temporary?
@dgelessus Yes, it can save images to camera roll. It needs some adjustments though, and the code is all messy haha XD
I'll see if I can get it ready after school tomorrow ;)
FileManager is my current project but it's not finished yet.
Interesting. I actually made something similar, but not quite the same (filenav) a while back, if you should find parts of the code useful, feel free to use them.
@Sebastion Wow I want this!
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My pixel art editor is coming along great! Needs some cleanup in the code, but I think I'll share it later today.
http://m.imgur.com/9ZcHZxo
@dgelessus: Thank you, very kind.
I am working on pcista (porting scene and sound modules to PC) and keyboard made using scene module. Getting ready for school takes me a lot of time, so I am working pretty slowly :]
WIP: but it's in the general direction. Openweather is convinced it only rains here. I'm using the Climacons set with their weather condition codes, it looks nice when I use another location so I see varied icons.
@Dann Really cool design
@Dann that design looks fabulous.
@Dann That looks amazing
I've got a slew of scripts to do quick computations while doing experiments. For example, I often need to get the wavelength of an x-ray and an electron moving close to the speed of light. I have a numpy script that spits these values out for me depending on the experiment conditions. ;-)
Working on a functional source line debugger for pythonista. Basically an extension of pdb that interfaces with a webview containing a syntax highlighting editarea, to highlight line of current frame. Got the bones working, need to get ui in order.
@JonB Sounds potentially quite useful. BTW, when I just tried doing an import pdb and placing a pdb.set_trace() in a program, the program paused at the point of the trace and the console showed (pdb) but I was unable to use n to step through the program. Am I doing this incorrectly?
Tried again with another script and it worked fine...strange.
Haven't posted any of my projects yet, so here we go:
A UI for Shellista, currently only with basic command history buttons, but more to come. This may get pulled into transistor1's repo.
And (not quite ready yet) a program/package manager-ish thing that supports un/installing of programs, optionally with multiple files, different install locations (e. g. site-packages), dependency installation, and primitive versioning and updating.
The program metadata is downloaded from two JSON files currently hosted on my multipurpose repo, though additional ones can be added. (pythonista-scripts?) This is not meant to replace pipista, though I might integrate it at some point.
.... 'Classes' a family of classes to: (1) support project development and delivery and (2) provide reusable building blocks to projects.
So how are these projects coming along? :p