Coding a 2D physics engine from scratch — and using it to simulate a pendulum clock

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CodewithPreet on Instagram: "I Coded my own New Year Fireworks 🎆💻 I built a realistic particle physics engine from scratch using Next.js and TypeScript. 🚀 It features custom gravity, air resistance, and “magnesium” sparkle lighting effects—all running at 60FPS. ⚡️ #fireworks #programming #programmer #devops #coding #codinglife #student #study #softwareengineer #softwaredeveloper #vscode #nextjs #typescript"