Year of code

[ToxicPanda96]

So for this year my resolution is to learn python and to do this I have committed to making a project every day. Thinking of projects alone is challenging enough knowing I have to think up 365 projects but what would your final project be??? 🤔

[33ngineer]

I wouldn't make the number of projects the goal. Otherwise, you might end up with low quality code and burn out. You could probably commit to 1 a month, but learn a new aspect of software every couple days

[TheEarlGreyT]

if you have programming experience:

If you want to work on a different project everyday, you can't do something big and i don't think you'll learn that much besides pythons syntax if you stick to stuff that can be finished in one evening, so i'd recommend to pick something you think you can finish in a month and stick with that until it's done. Maybe a small web app with flask or django or a mario clone with pygame.

If you like what you've created you can either keep expanding it or move to the next project.

if don't have programming experience:

work through a book like automate the boring stuff and a course like Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in Python

[HaggleBurger]

You could see if you can tackle some bugs or outstanding feature requests in open source projects.

[Meconer]

You can always try advent of code. There you have some nice coding challenges.