Other1 week ago
PhysLab 3D — Interactive Physics for Oslo Schools
Interactive 3D physics simulations for every lesson. From Newton's laws to quantum mechanics.
@Davidpvo2 · X
one of my previous front-end works. If interested, dm me.
The full gallery
Tech stack
20 projects
Interactive 3D physics simulations for every lesson. From Newton's laws to quantum mechanics.
@Davidpvo2 · X
one of my previous front-end works. If interested, dm me.
Build and scale systems in an interactive simulator to learn system design.
@echo_muss · X
Learn system design Try
Interactive solver and visual guide for projectile motion problems.
@Quaxguy · X
Learn system design by simulating real-world behavior. Visualize latency, load, failures, and system flow interactively.
@Fahadh_4444 · X
This is FIGMA FOR SYSTEM DESIGNS
Learn how real software systems work through explanations of system design, AI engineering, and AWS.
@buildwithharis · X
Learn math and physics through cinematic missions and interactive physics simulations.
@electricdrago10 · X
CruxPack turns lecture PDFs and slides into clean structured notes, flashcards, and practice problems — built for students who need to memorize fast.
@cruxpack · X
CruxPack, built with Claude Code; turns a lecture PDF or your own notes into flashcards, notes, and practice questions. A second model checks the first against the source for hallucinations. Demo: Would love to post in r/vibecoding if allowed.
Interact with a 3D visualization of a reset device and explore its construction.
@csweichel · X
A few weeks ago I built this device for @thsottiaux. Now it has a website, because every good hardware side project deserves an unnecessarily polished landing page. All built with Codex, Astra and Blender.
Private, real-time movement guidance built around the range you can comfortably demonstrate.
@vtsevaw · X
built Remend an exercise recovery companion designed to support guided movement practice for people navigating post-stroke recovery, Bell’s palsy, Parkinson’s, knee injuries, and more.
Practice system design by submitting architectures and experiencing AI-triggered production incidents.
u/No-Preference-846 · Reddit
I built an AI-augmented system design practice tool that triggers a live production incident when you submit your design - not just a critique Every system design prep resource I used was static — read a diagram, read the tradeoffs, move to the next one. Nothing ever pushed back on what I actually built. So I built ChaosBench . You design a system on a canvas — drag components, wire them up — and when you submit it, an LLM (Gemini) finds the actual weak point in your specific design and
Practice system design interviews with AI-powered simulations and expert feedback.
@ShashankCode · X
Checkout here :
Visual node-based programming environment for creating GPIO logic and MQTT workflows on ESP32 devices.
@NodeESP · X
- Project for sale