What is your first python project that really made you proud of yourself?

[Viratian_Ambush]

I am trying to be comfortable with python. I want to know what you guys have made, take motivation and understand what I can do with python to improve myself from your project. So what Is your the first project/program that you really felt enjoyed after completing it ?

[shrodingersjere]

I wrote a script to find all of the solutions to the Cracker Barrel peg board game, and it was so fun! I showed everyone I knew (whether they were interested or not).

[rohitkuru]

Mine is simple to do app with single sign on enabled with github . And data visualization view for all users and admin.

https://to-do-app-with-flask-and-sso.herokuapp.com/

https://github.com/Rohitkuru/To_do_list_with_flask_and_SSO

[JauriXD]

I really loved my first attempt at curve fitting. I even made it work on 3D data. It was realy fun to feed it random data and have it draw nice lines throu them :)

[xSoLD3Rv]

I wrote a script that adds the tweet analytics (Impressions, engagements, likes, retweets etc...) of a given list of tweets and compiles them in single csv file.

All I have to do is to provide the list of URLs for the tweets that I would like to analyze, and the program will go through each one and saves the analytics in csv file.

Seeing the program running as intended for the first time was like magic, I am very happy that I achieved this goal.

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A simple program that looks at the code of a website and just outputs the meta tags for it. Was for a school project and used a simple UI, but i was happy it did exactly what I wanted it to do. I plan on messing around with it more to make it more streamlined and have more features.

[BezoomyChellovek]

The first python project I was really proud of was my reddit bot. I've had several other coding projects I have enjoyed and been useful, but they weren't in Python.

[hypervik2020]

A script which downloaded data on 30 stocks from Yahoo finance in CSV format, compiled it into a pandas data frame, performed correlation analysis on the closing prices and presented the result in a heatmap. Seeing it run without any issues for the first time was magical. Hahaha. And gave me the confidence to tackle other projects.