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This was the last week of ISR, and I only was around for one class, the last one, because of APs, so nothing got done. We are filmed our video on thursday afternoon.

Today I also had an AP Exam

Today I had an AP Exam

This week we didn't do much, I had an AP to study for, and we also got interviewed by Bernstein. The good thing is that Dillon was able to fix the flickering issue, so now we can build out the library and make it work well!

Today Dillon fixed the bug with the displaying, and we tested displaying R2D2 on the screen. It worked fine! Then we had an interview with Bernstein, which took up most of the time.

Today I worked a jailbreak tweak. Dillon was working on fixing a bug with ChromiumXR, so hopefully he can fix that and we can test out some websites.

Today I took my ap physics exam

Today we talked about the APs everyone has, and then I studied for my AP Physics Exam a bit.

This was a productive week. I learned a lot about how computers work under the hood and was able to get a good idea of my computer science knowledge. I also was able to get a lot of work done on ChromiumXR, updating the homepage, fixing some bugs in the frontend library, and changing the name and getting ready for a beta release.

Next week I hope we can continue testing the library till the point where we can eventually have a beta release published with a .exe for the browser.

Today I kept working on ChromiumXR. Since we had the long period, I was able to get a lot done. I started working on the ChromiumXR homepage again, this time introducing a model of google chrome onto the page so it would show in ChromiumXR. I was able to do that fairly quick, and it allowed me to realize a couple of issues with the library that I was able to fix. (some filepaths weren't necessary, but I required them anyways).

I also had time to talk with Dillon about the name for the library. We settled on xr.js. Since we updated the naming convention, I had to go into the github repository and rename the repo, as well as update the npm package.json so we can publish the package to npm under the name xr.js. I also got a link from jsdelivr so it would be easy to include the library into any project. https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/ChromiumXR/xr.js/dist/xrloader.min.js

Today I started working on ChromiumXR again. Dillon had started to fix the flickering, and I needed to introduce some extra code to make sure that the models would rotate and move with the user and the browser window, so I did that. We spent a while testing it because we ran into some issues with files and things.

Today I did a khan academy course on AP Computer Science Principles. I'm not going to take the exam, but I figured it would be interesting to try out a course and see how well I would do so I can gauge myself if I want to take it next year.

It was pretty interesting, a lot of stuff that was redundant, programming information, how the web works, but there where some things that I didn't know, like how logic gates and bit's work, as well as how to read binary.

This week we only had 2 classes, but since one of them was a long period, Dillon and I were able to get a lot done on CHromiumXR before the capstone exhibition. The other class period I was able to work on SwoopIt and fix a bunch of the spaghetti code, which is always fun. Next week, I think I am going to work more on SwoopIt, updating the android app. I also want to continue working with Dillon on ChromiumXR to get rid of a few of the bugs.

Today I spent the period working on SwoopIt. I was rewriting it and getting rid of all of the spaghetti code, which needs to be done. I was able to get through the majority of it, rewriting endpoints and modulizing functions by the time G period was over (I stayed during both ISR periods)

Today we got ready for the capstone exhibition tomorrow. Dillon and I spent the period working on ChromiumXR, attempting to make it work with my library. It took a while, but we got the app successfully loading my website, but for some reason the model was flickering super hard, so that won't be good for the demo. We also didn't have time to test it on the meta, so we will see if that works as well.

This week we had three classes, one of which I was out sick for, so I didn't get much done. I did spend some time working on and brainstorming jailbreak tweaks, but other than that I didn't do anything much else.

Today was a long period, but I wasn't feeling well, so I wasn't very productive. I started out by attempting to work on a jailbreak tweak, but was unable to get it to work. After a bit of that, I took a look at my github profile and decided to work on my Music Manger that I had built in electron a long time ago. So I s tarted doing that, and then class ended.

Today I spent the entire class period looking the source to a jailbreak tweak, barmoji, that adds a bar of emojis to the iphone x keyboard bottom. I've linked the github below. The reason I was looking at it is so I could figure out how to put a bunch of buttons below the keyboard in the same spot so that I could tap them to run shortcuts. I started looking in to getting a list of shortcuts, but ran out of time.