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New GUI On Website!

2022-12-11

Happy December Everyone! 🎄

This past week its been quite busy. I have made a new design for my website.

In the past, I have redesigned how my website looked

New Website, Who Dis?

Past Redesign [IMG]

But I Had a `start` command to redirect to the old website

Old Website [IMG]

But it didn't match the new design of the website.

So I decided to redesign it to something like a GUI

What is a GUI?

A GUI is a Graphical User Interface. It is a way to interact with a computer using a mouse and keyboard.

It is using the same logic as the console but instead, it uses buttons for commands and it's using a window as its output.

New Website GUI [IMG]

That is also easier for people to use instead of the console by using the buttons on the GUI instead.

By double clicking on a button, it will also create a window and you are also able to move the window around.

The contents of the window will change depending on the button you clicked.

Website Window [IMG]

This GUI can be run using the `GUI` command.

(In the future I am planning on making an option where it will instantly launch the GUI instead of the console)

Now Except for the New GUI I have also been busy with something else called

Advent of Code

Advent of Code [IMG]

What is Advent of Code?

The advent of Code is an Advent calendar of small programming puzzles for a variety of skill sets and skill levels that can be solved in any programming language you like. People use them for interview prep, company training, university coursework, practice problems, a speed contest, or to challenge each other.

This is the First Year of my Participating and I think it's pretty fun I would recommend it to anyone looking for a challenge!

If you want you can see my progress on Advent of Code in my Github Repo

Advent of Code 2022

I will be using Python this year for Advent of Code and I think it will be really fun to learn more about Python that way.

Thank you so much for reading this post and Happy December! 🎄