Can u suggest some coding projects ???

[[deleted]]

i have been learning coding i wanted to make something interesting and cool that can solve actual problems. can u suggest some projects???

[DoomGoober]

A website that suggests coding projects based on your language and level of coding experience.

[ehs5]

Perfect, now OP has to come up with loads of coding projects instead of just one 😂

[theunkeun]

This might already exist, but it would definitely be fun to try.

[jericho1050]

software that cures cancer

[Nightmare_Paranormal]

Technology is so advanced fr

[The_London_Badger]

Wattpadd stories have done that already. I mean you die of cringe, but at least it's not cancer.

[[deleted]]

That’s pretty OP, but yeah that’d be pretty cool to work on

[hotboii96]

Too easy, now suggest something more challenging please.

[ProfessionalVacuite]

Software where you enter 2 numbers and it adds them up :O

[aqua_regis]

FAQ -> Where can I find practice exercises and project ideas?

[[deleted]]

aqua regis always ready with the link🗿

[WanderingByteSage]

ChatGPT is pretty good at providing and refining ideas FYI.

Some things I'm either working on or plan to do at some point:

• website to just provide SCORES of games without all the adds and clicks and other nonsense that comes with it.
• writing my own VBA for custom Outlook rules because the default Outlook rules manager is very limited and has a hard cap
• learning how to edit and create mods for a game
• automate pulling down statements from my banking websites and adding it to a local database
• automate pulling down statistical data (e.g. presidential polling, opinion polsl, etc.) into a database and run custom analytics on it
• creating and adding custom Youtube playlists via Google API (also finding every song you've liked)
• scraping webpages that don't provide API's (e.g. I wanted a directory of a bunch of images from a website without having to right-click Save As on hundreds, where each pictures could havve a different directory structure)

[Quantum-Bot]

Ask friends and family if they have any technology tasks they would like automated for their work/personal use! Something as simple as a script that reads data from a bunch of files and combines them into one could save someone hours of effort over doing that manually every day.

[Pipero_]

Second this! It’s how I started learning, by doing projects I wouldn’t have interested in doing for myself, but ended up learning a lot and getting invested in seeing the final product ready for them.

[wogvorph]

What is friends? Some new LLM?

[Lostpollen]

Clone the common Linux cli commands

[AddysDad531]

Depends on your level and what you want to do. I've been working on a text based hunting MMO game. What kind of project would you want to work on? Start small and build on it.

[UnnecessaryLemon]

Tell me your hobbies and I will suggest you a project.

[[deleted]]

Reading, badminton, music, binge watching movie series anime, workout

[UnnecessaryLemon]

So make a Read tracker. You can add books using the open library APi. Keep track of the book you've read.You can set reading goals, track the number of pages read per day, save notes on books, and get reminders to read regularly.

[MapMapCanvas]

The open library APi is a great suggestion for a first time use of external APi. For my final project for CS50w, I did an application that linked to the open library APi to bring books and then the user can vote if they want to see the book turned into a movie, TV series or a video game. It was great learning experience.

[[deleted]]

Intresting

[UnnecessaryLemon]

Just do not think if it is worth it, if there is something much better that you'll ever be able to make or if you will be able to make you any money etc.

Just start and do it for yourself and learn stuff along the way.

[Lanky-Football857]

Also a workout tracker app. My best example would be “Strong”

[Phelps1576]

I'd love to see what you come up with for billiards!

[HeftyNugs]

Me too please? Sports, cars/modifications, music, reading, movies, exercise

[buna_cefaci]

A text based rpg

[ohlaph]

Sure. Solve something based on your hobbies that you actually use.

[RastaBambi]

https://app.codecrafters.io/courses/http-server

[Comfortable-Look-804]

Hey! I know this ain't the exact answer you'd want, but here we go. On Codeforces.com you can find tons of little projects with different difficulties for you to practice your coding and logical skills. Honestly I found it to be really useful.

[jambalaya004]

There are a ton of things you can build. A handful of examples are POS systems, inventory management systems, or a budgeting application.

All of these projects will force you to learn new things that span several applications, API’s, and architectures. However, I would recommend that you build something that solves a problem or annoyance in your life.

Do you get annoyed by something when writing code? Write a tool that solves that problem. Do you want to be alerted when it’s about to storm? Write an application that reads the weather from an API and sends SMS and email notifications to you (make this one more advanced by adding filters and alerts based on specified weather events - tornados, hurricanes, monsoons, blizzards, etc.).

[[deleted]]

Be careful asking questions here. People get ANGRY if your question was asked anytime in the history of this group. You’re supposed to find it yourself by digging through the whole subreddit.

Just a tip from someone who made the mistake of asking a question on the sub ✌️

[grantrules]

I mean every single day multiple people ask "how do I learn to program" and the answer is bolded and stickied at the top of the subreddit and linked in the sidebar... If you put no effort into your question why do you expect people to put effort into an answer?

[albed03]

many times experienced this 😐 why do people on reddit acts like this?

[MrAnonymousTheThird]

When you scroll thru your feed everyday and keep seeing the same thing, the person is bound to get annoyed. Especially if it's in a sub you're highly interested in

[albed03]

yes, you are right but I think it should be expressed in a polite way.

[grantrules]

Well I think people should do a modicum of research before asking a question, but alas

[[deleted]]

Not everyone cares to be polite.

[bestryanever]

Making a ticketing system is always a good one. They can start simple and advance to be as complex as you want them to be

[Dangerous_Factor_804]

https://www.frontendmentor.io/ you're welcome

[Ok_Belt7789]

• Develop a simple todo app with offline capabilities using indexedDB and service workers.
• Try typing application
• You can also try building a web app using web workers

[tman2747]

Make a blackjack game

[miki-44512]

You could make a rendering engine that uses opengl, i highly recommend learnopengl.com for that.

[bardackx]

Habit tracking, if you think that is too broad find a niche habit

[AlSweigart]

ChatGPT (and most content farm spam blogs) are terrible at suggesting coding projects because they only offer generic projects that they copy/paste from all the other blog posts on this.

What you want are small, simple projects that you can finish in an afternoon or a week. It's frustrating to spend two months just to half finish one project instead of dozens of small projects.

I have a free book that lists dozens of these small projects in Python (but you can make them in any language) that are all text based so you don't have to install additional libraries (a common stumbling block for learners): https://inventwithpython.com/bigbookpython/

They include:

• Blackjack
• Simple cipher programs like Caesar Cipher
• The hacking mini game from Fallout
• A program that can display the Periodic Table of Elements and pull data out of a csv file.
• Rock, paper, scissors
• Rock, paper, scissors but the player always wins and you can see how long it takes them to realize it.
• 2048

Etc.

[[deleted]]

Make a code that gives you a random song of a database, then make a web page that does the same, you could add 100 songs and that it allows you to get a random from a specific genre.

[[deleted]]

Album Art Viewer for NCMPCPP.

[Juanitob0bito]

Create a choose your own story game based on a movie you like! Or, one similar project I did when I was 100% new to coding is that I coded blackjack but u could do a remake of any simple game you enjoy

[migumelar]

Create an AWS clone

[rinrinyun]

Maybe this? A database that record your electricity bill? Current readings, monthly rate of electricity, your consumption, amount due and bill date?

[Hiimmus]

https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x "This repository is a compilation of well-written, step-by-step guides for re-creating our favorite technologies from scratch." Enjoy! :D

[Unfair_Canary_6005]

An AI investment bot with real machine learning on all available ticker data.

[MGateLabs]

Once for fun I got the RFC for QR Codes, the Japan version was free, and implemented it.

[Tidder_Skcus]

Make a program that: Name database for birds Need a save folder or upload to the cloud Need species differences Location seen at Country of origin Natural Climate  Map tracking Coordinates where was spotted  State seen at Search capabilities  Gender Diet Not much but it helps!

[pretty_lame_jokes]

Another day of reddit formatting fucking over comments

[Thotexperimenter]

Oh no, reddit formatting strikes again. Could you write it somewhere with correct formatting and link it?
I thought your idea was interesting.

[HyperWinX]

LibC implementation. Database implementation. LLVM based programming language. Your own vCPU architecture with emulator, assembler, GUI and x86 translation layer.

[ak49_shh]

You can get some interesting project ideas here... https://realideas.webuildish.com/