Circuit Clash
Inspiration
Our journey began with a simple yet ambitious goal: to demystify the complexities of computer science education for young learners. At the heart of computing lies Boolean algebra, a concept integral to understanding how computers operate. However, the intricate syntax of professional tools like VHDL poses a significant barrier to curious young minds. With Circuit Clash, we aimed to bridge this gap, creating an engaging and accessible platform for exploring Boolean logic and logic circuits. What it does
Circuit Clash introduces a novel approach to learning about Boolean logic and logic circuits, targeting young students and enthusiasts. This online platform allows users to write code in SHDL, a user-friendly, simplified version of VHDL. It instantly translates this code into dynamic circuit diagrams, visually demonstrating the logic gates' operations and their contribution to the circuit's overall functionality. This hands-on, interactive method empowers users to grasp complex concepts through visualization and experimentation.
How we built it
We made out own simplified version of VHDL in python. Used Xata for our database and used SvelteKit along with Vercel for the frontend.
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