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docs: add development log for Profile Selector v3 proof of concept (old log)
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title: Profile Selector v3
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slug: profile_selector_v3
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author: santiagosayshey
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created: 2024-6-2
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tags: [devlog, profile_selector, website]
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hey @everyone , thought I'd make a channel to share some development logs.
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I've been feeling pretty inspired code wise the past few days, so I've actually made some progress despite saying I would take a break...
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Anyways, after designing Profile Selector v3 in Figma for the past couple months, I started work on actually implementing it. Let me tell you that drawing shapes is much, much easier than coding them. After a couple days of regretting not paying attention in high school trigonometry, I have the basic functionality in place! We have three data points which represent each of the requirements - quality, efficiency, compatibility. The user can select points on each of the axes, and each combination is used to recommend a profile. It's not hooked up to the database yet, so random strings are being used as a placeholder.
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The good thing about this design is that it's really modular. Once I finish the 'beginner' version of it, I'll be able to add an advanced mode which can be used to select any kind of requirement. Resolution, HDR, Audio, etc.
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Here's how it looks right now (obvious disclaimer that final version will look much much better):
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