@SamitR.1Started working on a project to help me learn about blockchains and cryptocurrencies. I decided to use Java since OOP is ideal for this use-case and I don't really like C++ :(
@minion04701finally figuring out basics of java swing
@NathanWeisz1Worked on node to server communication for my latest project, a package manager for java, groovy and kotlin libraries.
@Blu0Today I made a script in Java to output random motivational quotes, and gave the user the option to choose how many they wanted to see
@AnthonyPagone0Hello everyone!
Over the summer, I created a mod for Minecraft Java that lets you toggle auto jump on and off for accessibility, and efficient stair climbing.
Check it out here: modrinth.com/mod/toggleautojump
@YeGao1I running out of ideas to do... I might do bin again once I get the parts. I been was thinking of doing more machine learning things however idk where to run the neural networks I used paperspace, kaggle, and google colab but ill cost money to go further. Anyways learn more java today
@Alan0Final arcade update for my java RL library:
• Updated the network architecture in the example program
• Different layer types
• (Spent wayyyy too long trying to debug why my DDQN Agent would not learn lol)
GitHub
@pepperjack0An expeses tracker written in Java (Note for the reviewer: this post is intended to save sessions that I wasn't able to submit due the 25 sessions limit (I though that the limit was 25 hours and not 25 'session', maybe of 15/45 min).
@MihirPandhe0The Pharmacy Management System is a console-based Java application for managing a pharmacy's inventory. It allows users to add and update medicines, manage customer information, and process orders. Key features include tracking low stock and expiring medicines, applying discounts, and generating basic reports. The system saves data to CSV files for persistence and handles errors gracefully.
github.com/mihir-pandhe/Pharmacy-Management-Using-Java
@Tazmeen0I started making a story-based game using Java. It doesn't do anything interesting right now, but it works.
Link to the GitHub repo: github.com/TazmeenM/gameProject
@Thorben0RemoteLogViewer
RemoteLogViewer is a desktop application with the initial intention to view logs from a remote server easily. Since then the use cases have been extended and will be in the future as well. It's written in Java using AWT and Swing. I just released v1.0.0-beta.
Here is a current feature overview:
• easily view logs via sftp from a remote server
• automatic refresh every few seconds & autoscroll
• smootly download the newest log into your desired folder
• upload files to a remote server via sftp
• functional on Windows, MacOS & Linux
• automatic storage of login information
• logging of uploaded files in a session
github.com/FourtySeven047/Remote-Log-Viewer
@Kaspian0I just released my java library called Kommons.
Kommons allow you to easily manage configuration files written in yml with bonus features like serialization of java objects.
Additionally you can use kommons to create colors, manipulate them and make cool gradients with different algorithms.
You can easily add it to your java project as dependency using jitpack repo.
Repo link: github.com/KaspianDev/Kommons
@Coosanta0A very basic early alpha of a calculator written in Java. So far all it can do is take a simple math expression input and display the answer in a gui. I also made a LaTeX input box for future algebra calculations. Planned features include algebra and graphing with line summaries (all intercepts and points of interest in a readable format rather than having to search through the graph). It even has error handling!
Find it at github.com/Coosanta17/Java-Calculator (I can't get the build to work, bear with me 😂)
@Alan0I've been working on creating a simple-ish java reinforcement learning library from scratch as a research project for some time now, here are some of the features (though there are more):
• Custom environment creation
• Network architecture design (incl. activation functions)
◦ Different layer types (Batch normalization, MLP layers, Convolutional layers)
• Agent creation (only Double DQN at the moment though)
• (Relatively) Efficient matrix multiplication incl. parallel processing
• Adam optimizer
• Progress tracking via numerous visualization tools
github.com/AlanDoesCS/RL-Pathfinding
@Sweattypalms0Yippeee. Finally got chunks (somewhat) working! Ahhh.. it feels so good to see progress on screen after so long. I've worked hard as hell on this server, on networking, stupid mojang protocol, database, codecs, entity component systems, and soooo much more. It's all finally coming together. All this while still using insanely low memory usage, in comparison it uses almost 75x less memory. (Mine: 20~mb, Java: 1.5GB+).
For context, FerrumC is a Minecraft server implementation written from the ground up in Rust with performance in mind. Leveraging the power of the Rust programming language, it achieves high performance and low latency as well as amazing memory efficiency!
You can checkout the github repository here: github.com/sweattypalms/ferrumc
Would appreciate a star 😛
@Memma0I finished my program to apply on my "printer writing", I also created a 3D Blender model and a simple simulation in Java.:partyparrot_fiesta:
Git rep: github.com/MeMMa137/Pen-Plotter.git
@OmDwivedi0A small 3d renderer that can render .obj files made in java (6/?)
github: github.com/Unchanted/RenderIt
ps: will have to complete multiple scrapbook since i am not able to submit all sessions together
@OmDwivedi0A small 3d renderer that can render .obj files made in java (5/?)
github: github.com/Unchanted/RenderIt
ps: will have to complete multiple scrapbook since i am not able to submit all sessions together
@HemendraRoy0Created Game-Java repository! This project includes implementations of classic games in Java. Currently, it contains the following games:
Hangman
A classic word-guessing game where players try to guess the letters of a hidden word. Features include difficulty levels and hint options. image image
Number Sequencing Game
A memory game where players must memorize and recall a sequence of numbers. The game includes a scoring system and a leaderboard. image image
Tic-Tac-Toe
A two-player game where players take turns marking cells in a 3x3 grid. The first player to get three of their marks in a row, column, or diagonal wins.
github.com/Hemendra2007/Game-Java
@Memma0I finished my program to apply on my "printer writing", I also created a 3D Blender model and a simple simulation in Java.:partyparrot_fiesta:
Git rep: github.com/MeMMa137/Pen-Plotter.git
@Memma0I finished my program to apply on my "printer writing", I also created a 3D Blender model and a simple simulation in Java.:partyparrot_fiesta:
Git rep: github.com/MeMMa137/Pen-Plotter.git
