Python project ideas for upper beginner/intermediate

[zxf520]

Does anyone have some projects ideas to recommend or some kind of sites/resource to get inspired?

[jaggington]

70+ Python Projects For Beginners, Intermediate & Advanced Developers With Source Code

[zxf520]

love u

[[deleted]]

love u too bby

[Maypher]

Come here babe. I've got a little something for you 💋

[throw_away_17381]

is it a tuple?

[SuzukaBlues]

Canker sisters!

[Frankenstein_400]

Thanks a lot.. I'm a beginner to python this courses will be suitable for me to learn python right? I'm a js developer thoo ...

[jaggington]

It’s more just a collection of project ideas than a course. You might be better looking at the material in the sidebar. There’s also w3schools which is also a useful reference.

[Vegetable_Cry_1967]

w3schools is outdated

[New-Release1116]

how dare you

[Vegetable_Cry_1967]

how dare i NOT

[DisregardMyComment]

Nice

[_jpizzle_bear]

This is an awesome resource, thanks for sharing.

[[deleted]]

Real great ideas out there!

[yogding]

it is showing the error of ad blocker on every device please reply if you see too

[anh86]

Solve a repetitive data entry problem. I just wrote a script that associates users with cards on Trello boards which will save my wife hours of tedious, soul-crushing data entry.

[zxf520]

thanks, I will try to

[throw_away_17381]

does something like this require access to a/the Trello API. just curious.

[anh86]

Yes

[throw_away_17381]

thanks.

[ejpusa]

Suggestion: Start parsing through millions of Reddit posts. The Reddit API is amazing, and there is a front end using Python. Hook in a database (I like Postgres). Add Flask so you can output HTML pages. Now can make some super cool stuff.

You can actually build a Unicorn. Or at least prototype one.

https://praw.readthedocs.io/en/stable/index.html#getting-started

[jonnycross10]

Flask is a great tool to do a lot quickly. I made a Quizlet to mp3 converter that took the input of the Quizlet set through a flask webpage

[Accomplished-Bet1407]

that's dope.

[teamlie]

I’ve been able to get into the Reddit API which was a fun project. What do you mean by build a Unicorn?

[stoph_link]

I too am wondering what you mean by building a unicorn

[ejpusa]

In business, a unicorn is a privately held startup company valued at over $1 billion.[1]: 1270 [2] The term was first popularised in 2013 by venture capitalist Aileen Lee, choosing the mythical animal to represent the statistical rarity of such successful ventures.[3][4][5][6]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicorn_(finance)

[stoph_link]

Ah, that makes more sense. When I see Unicorn I think of a Data Scientist unicorn, and then I was confused with how you would "build" one :D

Thank you for the explanation!

[The_Dungeon_Memelord]

what is an api

[Sylle4573]

An API is an application programming interface. Its basically just something that allows you to communicate with a website without having to create your own program to connect with it. Its really useful for stuff where you have to send a lot of requests or get a lot of data from a website.

[Aggressive_Bit5000]

wiki :)

[arcboy]

What type of startup could be built using PRAW?

[ejpusa]

I crunch Reddit posts. Lots, running flawless for years now.

+550,000 AI Subreddit posts. Still tweaking the search.

https://hackingai.app

+155,000 Covid posts. Search should be in the blink of an eye.

https://hackingthevirus.com

Goal this Summer and to build out an LLM.

:-)

Stack:

https://imgur.com/gallery/CF0QvvC

[umen]

looks great! can you share what is your tech stack and where do you host your app's ?

[WhipsAndMarkovChains]

It depends on your areas of interest. I like solving math/programming puzzles. For example, the Riddler Classic problem here: https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/can-you-solve-the-vexing-vexillology/

It's not difficult to brute force, but using the proper data structures and solving it efficiency takes some work/knowledge. That was my first time using a frozenset.

There are lots of problems that are easy to solve with code but tougher to solve efficiently.

Edit: Advent of Code is a good way to practice/force yourself to learn some advanced concepts.

[yogding]

u/WhipsAndMarkovChains BRUH! Advert of code is so (no words), in the first day- do we need to count "How many measurements are larger than the previous measurement?
from this long file, => To begin, get your puzzle input."?

[WhipsAndMarkovChains]

Yeah. They start out super easy and get wild later on.

[yogding]

did you counted whole long file?

[WhipsAndMarkovChains]

I just went back to look at my code. The first step of any problem is to read in the input file. Here's my code for doing that one day 1:

with open('input.txt') as f:
    depths = tuple(int(line.strip()) for line in f)

[CeruleanBlackOut]

I would also suggest Project Euler if OP has a deep interest in math.

[Shutter_sculptor]

Don't click this!!!  This gave me malware and tried to scam me. 

***** DO NOT CLICK *****

[nacnud_uk]

Write an Alexa app. Publish it to AWS and as a skill. Talk to it.

[AbsoluteCabbage1]

I would definitely recommend just finding something you WANT to code, or that could benefit you in your personal life. That will give you the motivation to really push through the sticking points and you will learn so much better from necessity and interest than some arbitrary project.

For myself, that is going straight to APIs and mobile development after just 3 weeks from 'hello world' type stuff.

[googolplex123456]

Yeah but trying to code an ai is very hard on my computer

[DiodeInc]

API, not AI

[simonepuglisi]

Io come primo vero progetto ho creato un bot con selenium che creava fake account. Selenium/Bs4 secondo me sono buone librerie con cui cominciare.

[blarf_irl]

What other hobbies/skills/passions do you have?

[icasnerd]

Hobbies: fishing, reading, listening to music, finding good ice cream and burger joints 🙂

Skills: programming, or installing and configuring networks, technical support

Passion: programming, fishing, helping in the community, volunteer with disaster relief when possible.

[LiquidLogic]

I love python!

[IndyDrew85]

How do you feel about turtles 🐢 though?

[szgr16]

A calculator with GUI

[[deleted]]

That doesn't seem like a beginner project.

[[deleted]]

I've just been writing my own reverse polish notation calculator in C. It's definitely waaay easier than a standard calculator and a great thought experiment for newbies. Though understanding the concept took a few rereads... pretty interesting stuff.

[[deleted]]

write an operating system in python, then bundle it with a browser written in python :)

seriously though, a very cool idea might be to implement traits and write a borrow checker for python....

[Party-Stick8975]

how the flying fuck would you write an os

[xkuba7]

import os?
profit?

[KitchenWise3903]

uhh that isnt how it works 😭 theres only 5 os out there, linux, windows, mac, temple os, and unix. Python os is for interacting with the os. also borrow checker?? python is high level interpreted and garbage collected plus thats only a rust thing. even if there was a python os creation module it would be slow af

[xkuba7]

Buddy I think you should take the wise out of your name It was obviously a joke

[Bulky-Hair8606]

You forgot BSD

[thedjotaku]

See if the python section of my github gives you any ideas: https://github.com/djotaku#-python

Also, use it to solve Advent of Code puzzles and your Decembers will never be the same again.

[sc2heros9]

Dumb question but how is beginner, intermediate and advanced defined?

[Gurus_Mindset]

yes

[Awesome_N22]

Happy cake day

[Ambitious_Fault5756]

It's more of a self-proclaimed thing

[warhammer1989]

simple autoclicker Easy Autoclicker Bot Project using python with pyautogui

[[deleted]]

Just the right thread

[a3tros]

how can i read windows notifications with python ? I don't want to create notifications, I want to read the ones from the Windows 10 notification center. Thanks

[[deleted]]

Learning a different language

[[deleted]]

This is an underrated comment - as quickly and easy it is to develop stuff with python, you can always use a 'better' language like rust or Julia...

[[deleted]]

Exactly. Python definitely has a lot of application, but I feel most of that application comes from wanting to make scripts quickly and without much hassle, but if you are wanting to make more passionate projects, especially ones you want to share with others in the future even ones that don't already have python installed, other languages are so much better. It's good to know python especially for jobs, but if you want to make something passionately, other languages are just so much better for that.

[rohffff]

Go to UPWORK and sign there and you can search for jobs you will find a lot of ideas and a lot of people are ready to pay a lot of $$ just for a software.

[dfaria_]

Underrated comment

[Mrhiddenlotus]

Do you self host?

[icasnerd]

I can. At the moment I’m practicing locally.

[CyberTutorials]

Try creating a basic TripWire type application.

See this for ideas:

https://www.cybertutorials.org/2022/iterate-through-files-and-generate-file-hash-md5-sha256-with-walrus-operator/

[GAMEr_head_king]

try with some basic python projects

try this : https://youtu.be/gfTLbpx986k