ESP32-S3 Bench Guide
ESP32-S3 N16R8 bench guide: live pinout, lessons, simulators and the bench log.
EDAIC Part I exam revision flashcards - static site, no build step
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A static, no-build flashcard site. Open index.html directly in a browser to preview,
or deploy the folder as-is to any static host (GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, etc.).
Every deck file just pushes one object onto window.DECKS:
app.js and style.css never need to change when you add a deck — they read
whatever is in window.DECKS.
Adding a new deck (for Claude Code, or by hand)
1. Create decks/deckN-topic.js following the exact pattern above.
2. Add one line to index.html, alongside the existing deck tags:Read the full README ↗A static, no-build flashcard site. Open index.html directly in a browser to preview,
or deploy the folder as-is to any static host (GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, etc.).
index.html — page shell, deck switcher, card UI, lists which deck files to load
style.css — all styling (shared across every deck)
app.js — all interactivity (deck switching, filtering, flip, shuffle, keyboard nav)
decks/
deck1-cvs-core.js — CVS Core (murmurs, cycle, CO, drugs, shock, valve goals)
deck2-cvs-mechanisms.js — CVS Mechanisms (PV loop, action potentials, conduction, coronary anatomy, traps)
deck3-respiratory.js — Respiratory (volumes, gas exchange, diffusion, ventilators, traps)
Every deck file just pushes one object onto window.DECKS:
window.DECKS = window.DECKS || [];
window.DECKS.push({
id: "unique-id",
title: "Short Tab Title",
emoji: "🫀", // optional, shown in the tab
subtitle: "One-line description shown under the tabs",
colors: { // optional — omit to use default purple/pink theme
front1: "#hex", front2: "#hex", // question-side gradient
back1: "#hex", back2: "#hex", // answer-side gradient
backText: "#hex", // text color on the answer side
chips: ["#hex", "#hex", ...] // palette cycled through for category filter chips
},
cards: [
{ cat: "Category Name", q: "Question text", a: "Answer text" },
...
]
});
app.js and style.css never need to change when you add a deck — they read
whatever is in window.DECKS.
decks/deckN-topic.js following the exact pattern above.index.html, alongside the existing deck <script> tags:
<script src="decks/deckN-topic.js"></script>
This is a static site with zero dependencies, so any of these work:
main branch (root).This site was generated by Claude (chat) as flat static files with no build step. The task going forward is:
decks/deckN-*.js file in the exact
schema documented above, add its <script> tag to index.html, commit, and push/deploy
so it goes live automatically. Keep visual style consistent — reuse style.css and
app.js unchanged unless the user asks for a design change.