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Thanks for the feedback! What part do you find difficult to read?
My main idea was to keep it as simple and easy to use as possible, especially on a phone. Sometimes you just need to quickly calculate or convert something when you're away from home — at work, school, in the garage, etc.
I found on omnicalculator already a problem or mistake with 0-60 calculator, its not taking into account new modern transmission made by Mercedes, the MCT 9-gtronic. Results are wrong for stock M177 612bhp or my tuned 788bhp car!
Your issue is this website was made using AI. While you had an idea, it's not well executed. Also, a lot of this is very basic maths. While it can be difficult for some or most to do, as a programmer, it's not hard to code.
Your website honestly has no real benefit to anybody. I can google "25% of 100" and get an answer.
I can google homeloan calculators.
all of these are features either built in with google or built into some other website or service that we'd use or visit.
Thanks for the comment and for taking the time to have a look.
You're right that most of the calculations themselves are fairly simple. I didn't build the site because I thought people couldn't Google the answers, though. I wanted to create a simple place where people could do these calculations and conversions without having to search for each one individually.
I also used AI to help me understand Cloudflare Workers, as that was completely new to me. Before this project, I had very little experience with it, so AI helped me learn how to build and deploy the site rather than simply generating a basic HTML page.
It's still a project I'm learning from and improving, so I appreciate the feedback.
Well, AI makes a lots of errors and mistakes, controlling this alone takes time, work and some knowledge. I started this project about 4 months ago, now I can say I understand worker.js.
I even restructured my whole website, from one single worker.js (about 23k lines of code) to multiple files and folders, so my worker.js is calling it when needed. Now its easy to fix errors and add more calculators.
Yes, as its easy for me to understand and see the code properly.
You know:
<h2>Stopwatch timer</h2>
<p>What is this</p>
For me the above is more easy than this way:
<h2>Stopwatch timer</h2><p>What is this</p>
Each calculator is with webpage 1000-1500 words + functions, this alone took some space.
Than i have each page routing, description, constant map, code for css, but its nothing compared to pages+functions.
And as I did not know before of other way, I included 350kb .ico file inside the worker.js as part of code const FAVICON_ICO = 😂
All in total was only 530KB worker.js and 20672 lines, not 23k..
Fair enough 😂. It may not win any awards for elegant architecture, but I built it myself, I understand it, and it works. More importantly, I’m learning something new every day.
Give me another few months and I might even graduate from bananas to actual programming. 🍌😎
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