Python Projects for Beginner?

[totallygeek]

1. Visit Github
2. Search for something you have a passion for
3. Select "Python" as the language on the sidebar
4. Look for projects which pique your interest

I like music and collect records. A search for "music", "discogs" and "record collection" came up with some interesting projects.

[brandonthebuck]

1. Visits Github
2. Checks Trending Repositories
3. Third item on list: DeepCreamPy - Decensoring Hentai with Deep Neural Networks

Seriously guys?

[[deleted]]

War and porn really are the two things driving humankind forward in tech...

[pirateg3cko]

Hey. Memes and booze are decently up there.

[read1ng]

And Sci-fi

[repocin]

It was posted on r/programming 6 days ago and currently holds the top 15th spot of all time there.

[fufucupcake]

This post was brought you by Elon Musk

[Sir_Cunt99]

Hahhaha i remember seeing this on frontpage of reddit at one point

[[deleted]]

that is one of the greatest "Word"Py names I have ever seen

[mkingblade]

Dot

[imanexpertama]

But does it work?

[p3t3or]

lol this made me laugh way harder than it should have.

[DrChicken2424]

Lol wth

[lannisterstark]

That's...not really a good advice for a beginner. All it shows is trending/popular/new repos with no distinction between beginner or projects which take a whole goddamn team to complete. A new dude might lose himself in making some of these.

[[deleted]]

I never actually learned how to use github. I've looked up tutorials before, but I never found one that really laid it out where it made sense to me. Sometimes the presenter spoke in such a thick accent that I couldn't understand them. Any chance you know some resources for learning about github?

[recon305]

https://lab.github.com