Come contribute to MyCalcs, a website for all the graphing calculator collections!

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For the end of the month, I have the pleasure to release a big update of MyCalcs!

Starting today, MyCalcs now handles graphing calculator accessories (according to certain criteria, see the page linked just before), and we have identified 193 of them (including 76 variants) in the database already.
The accessories in the DB have also been matched with 216 images (that was a lot of work, because almost all of them are Hi-Res, and had to be cleaned and transparentized...), and some of them even document the accessories in multiple angles!



Whether it's TI-92 modules (including prototypes), TI-Navigator, access-points Charging Stations for CEs, leather cases for your HP 49G, faceplates, collector slidecases for NumWorks, data collection device for Casio calcs, or even overhead projectors for Sharp ones... we should have "everything"

Come help us improving community knowledge of the history of EdTech hardware, through the gathering of hardware revisions over time, for calculators and accessories! Just log onto MyCalcs, and fill in what you have via the integrated form on your profile, it's simple, free, and without any ads or tracking etc Thank you in advance!

See for example my profile, by selecting "Accessories" at the top right :


In the near future, we will also add achievements related to accessories, in a similar fashion as those that exist today for calculators.

Other recent changes:

• General dark mode improvements (CSS, favicon...)
• Layout improvements here and there
• Profile quick facts improvements
• Added a "marketing sample" flag
• Set variant filling as required for some calculators
• Fixed several achievements
• Fixed detection of a member's oldest calculator in some cases
• Fix conflict between edit mode and filtering of the profile table
• Added the "N-year club" badge at the top of the member profile
• Update of several JS/CSS libs
• Improvements/additions of internal moderation tools

Many thanks in particular to LogicalJoe and mr womp womp for their continuous feedback and contributions that have led to all these new features.