Hey Everyone 😊,
Welcome to my final blog for Google Summer of Code 2025 for the project Desktop Application & Vue Frontend Updates. At the begining of each heading you can see Deliverable, which gives information for users to know about the feature with no dev-terms(or very less at best 😉). For the dev side, read on!
What is the Project about 🖥✨ Desktop Application & Vue Frontend Updates: The project works on the Vue Simulator and aims at completing the vue-simulator.
Hello Everyone😊,
Welcome to my final blog for Google Summer of Code 2025 for the project Enhanced Verilog Support & Stability
What is the Project about🖥 Enhanced Verilog Support & Stability: The project works on the Verilog feature of CircuitVerse namely Circuit to Verilog and Verilog to Ciruit and its stability. The project works on taking the verilog feature to production, adding verilog modules for the circuit elements and removing bugs in the feature.
TL;DR — I migrated key UI elements like the Search Bar, Project Card, User Card, and more to ViewComponents for better maintainability; revamped UIs for the Navbar, Landing Page, and Search features with RTL support; enhanced search with sorting, filtering, and performance optimizations via counter caches. Immense thanks to mentors Vedant Jain, Aman Asrani, and org admin Aboobacker MK.
Introduction I’m Harsh Bhadu, also known as senbo1 on GitHub.
Hello! I’m Aditya Umesh Singh also known as salmoneatenbybear. This summer I worked on an exciting project under GSoC 2025 for CircuitVerse, the open-source digital logic simulator used by students, hobbyists, and professionals worldwide.
Focus of This Blog My GSoC 2025 project with CircuitVerse was initially named: Project 1: Circuit Management & Performance Enhancement
By the end of my work, I realized that a more suited title should be:
Hello everyone,
I’m Nihal Rajpal, a GSoC 2025 contributor for the project “Open Hardware Component Library”. Over the course of GSoC 2025, I worked on expanding the CircuitVerse simulator with hardware-oriented components and enabling connectivity with real-world devices. This included implementing configurable components such as shift registers, comparators, pull resistors, FIFO queue, and a fully functional SerialPort component powered by the Web Serial API. These additions allow users to simulate and interact with actual hardware—bridging the gap between digital circuit simulation and physical electronics experimentation.
Hello Everyone😊,
Welcome to my mid-term blog for Google Summer of Code 2025 for the project Enhanced Verilog Support & Stability
What is the Project about🖥 Enhanced Verilog Support & Stability: The phase-1 of the project is about making the Verilog features of CircuitVerse namely Circuit to Verilog and Verilog to Ciruit stable and take it into production from the current beta or testing phase. Along with documenting and testing the whole Verilog feature.
Hello everyone,
I’m Nihal Rajpal, a GSoC 2025 contributor working on the project “Open Hardware Component Library”. As part of the first phase of GSoC, I’ve been working on adding hardware-oriented components to the CircuitVerse simulator and enabling serial device connectivity for real hardware interaction.
About the Project 🖥 Open Hardware Component Library This project aims to improve CircuitVerse by adding new components that are useful for learning about real hardware, such as shift registers (SISO, SIMO, MISO, MIMO), comparators, and a buzzer (speaker), Priority MUX, etc.
This blog post covers my journey with Google Summer of Code 2022 at CircuitVerse till Mid Evaluation.
Project Description CircuitVerse is dedicated to aid students to self learn digital-logic design.
My project is aimed to complete the Desktop Application for the simulator. This project also includes deploying release mechanisms, integrating vue-simulator to the primary codebase along with Typescipt and Vue migration.
Community Bonding Period During the community bonding period, we prepared a detailed plan for the project and discussed the milestones to be achieved.
Overview In the first six weeks of GSoC 2025, we achieved the following:
Completed the migration of core UI elements to ViewComponents. Fully revamped key UIs, including the Header, Search Bar, Project, User, and Contribute Cards. Overhauled the Search Page and built end-to-end RTL support. Laid the foundation for a comprehensive Landing Page Revamp. All major ViewComponent PRs have been merged, with several UI revamp PRs open for final review.
TL;DR – Over the first six weeks of Google Summer of Code 2025 I finished the Weekly Contest feature, rebuilt an accompanying Leaderboard, and laid a foundation for systematic performance work inside CircuitVerse.
None of this would have been possible without the patient guidance of my mentors Vaibhav Upreti and Yashika Jotwani, and the sharp product sense of org‑admin Aboobacker MK.
1. Where this project fits CircuitVerse already serves hundreds of thousands of circuits, yet the growing catalogue can be hard to navigate and the database work behind the scenes is beginning to strain.
