A Weather Dashboard That Knows Which City I Mean
A lightweight weather dashboard built around explicit locations, cached updates, and a readable multi-city view.
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A lightweight weather dashboard built around explicit locations, cached updates, and a readable multi-city view.
An experiment in storing posts as JSON and using PowerShell to build the index, RSS feed, and sitemap.
An honest starting-point note for the Linktree-inspired folder: the idea is documented, but the planned app files are not there yet.
My photo-logging experiment combines text extraction, metadata, duplicate detection, and an editable search view.
A focused browser choice picker with editable entries, a five-second spin, and recent winner history.
A retrospective on a trip dashboard that separates reported checkpoints, map observations, estimates, and calculations.
A look at the controls and implementation boundaries of my client-side password generator experiment.
A directory-viewer experiment that adds favorites, file details, and interaction counts to a live filesystem listing.
A PHP quiz engine with reusable questions, join codes, phone answer pads, a projector display, and timed scoring.
A private budget page for income, recurring expenses, and monthly and annual projections, built with PHP and JSON.