@vancha That's a cool extension! I have never seen your Github page before ๐ You have some interesting projects ๐
@zwerg12 well and that extension of course. That I made to find out what it would be like to make an extension. I guess it's not really meaningful really. Just one .js file and it's based on code someone else had already written ๐
@vancha Haha but I know the struggle of finding an project which is really meaningful. I started 8 or 9 Android apps but never finished a single one because they never have been really useful ๐
But the sudoku solver was still interesting to read on your page and I never knew how extensions work but now I know ๐
@zwerg12 the sudoku slver was also a school assignment :) I'll make another one in gtk and rust sometime soon, since I had plans of making one for the librem 5. The goal is to make one that uses a camera to take a picture of a sudoku puzzle with opencv. Except the last time I tried it the opencv bindings for rust weren't really that easy to use.
@vancha That's a cool idea. A few years ago I also wrote a Sudoku solver which had also some advanced strategies to solve a Suduko which would not be possible with only checking rows/columns or boxes. If you like you can contact me when you start this project. I would love to contribute some solving strategies โบ
@zwerg12 Thanks for the offer :) I'd try working on that if there wasn't already a solution for that on crates.io ^ ^
Currently I'm just trying to think of something that can somewhat reliable extract a sudoku puzzle from an image.
@vancha I think this will be the most difficult part to do that reliably ^^
@zwerg12 yeah :p I had so much fun with rust and opencv today I got a bit carried away ๐ I'll just try to make something that's good enough, instead of perfect. Let's see what it ends up as :)
@vancha Haha sounds cool ๐ Good luck! And I should start learning Rust now ๐
@zwerg12 thinking about it, I did actually make an android app for someone a month or two ago, using firebase. It recognizes product labels and could extract product numbers. Those product numbers were then compared to a list from a mysql database and relevant product details were shown.
Also didn't really polished that, but it did work :)
@zwerg12 oh god please don't :p it only has school assignments and projects I started but never done anything with.
The only things I'm actually proud of having made are private repositories because I don't actually really own the code myself :(
It's about time I start working on something meaningful though. :)