For while i wanted to create native app with ElectronJS, i had this idea of interacting with laptop from smartphone for while. After watching podcast where the host used the stream deck, the idea popped into my head that I might be able to do the same thing with JavaScript. I was also reading about Svelte and wanted to use it one of my project so i use Svelte with Electron. It wasn't quite as easy to set it up correctly with TypeScript but over all it's wonderful.In terms of getting it to work properly on LAN, I'm using not my own SSL/TLS certificate but rather one that resolves to my local IP address using a wildcard subdomain, which should reslove to a local private IP address, but it's still not working. You can see the simple client i created just for testing here there is a link to a demo app as well.
The user can select to play against a friend or against the computer. The results are kept in score box. A user can change symbol he plays with. Built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery. The project can be viewed live here.
The memory game where a user has to repeat the sequence of 20 sounds in order to win. As the game progresses, the number of buttons to be pressed increases. There are two modes implemented (strict and regular). Built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery. The project can be viewed live here.
The Calculator was built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery. The project can be viewed live here.
User will be able to set a pomodoro clock to whatever task and break time needed. Built using Bootstrap, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery. The project can be viewed live here.