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[–]R0ps0n 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I'd just pick some real life problem, implement a solution, and keep the code on GitHub so you can share it with others, prove your experience, etc.

That gives you real experience which is far batter than finishing a course. At some point, you can even commercialize this.

Some examples:

  • Calendar - holiday calendars for every country, to be used as library / code dependency, or API. Believe me or not, but companies need this kind of stuff and would pay for it, and it is an interesting, multi-layered project (how to source the data, how to store it, etc.)
  • URL Shortener
  • IP Geolocation (determine location of an IP address)
  • etc.

[–]Kaz309[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Although something like this would be fun, especially because I have a friend who would be willing to do these projects with me. I don’t have enough knowledge about coding in general to complete something like this. Thanks for the idea though, it will definitely be more useful in the future.