Inspiration
What it does
How we built it
Challenges we ran into
Accomplishments that we're proud of
What we learned
What's next for Cham
What it is
We designed two interfaces for people who are not tech companies: an order page for a shawarma stand on Grochowska street in Warsaw, and a booking grid for a university robotics lab.
Design
The shawarma page looks like a paper menu, because that is what the regulars expect. The lab grid shows who has which device at what hour, and a click books a free cell. Errors show up in plain Ukrainian or English next to the button you pressed, never as a code.
How we built it
Both run on Cham, a tiny backend we wrote in Rust (tiny_http, serde_json) so the logic behind each page stays around ten readable lines. The frontends are vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Try it: https://cham-playground.yasenvarf.workers.dev/ Code: https://github.com/yava-code/cham
Built With
- css3
- html5
- javascript
- rust
- serde-json
- tiny-http
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