What have you been working on recently? [April 25, 2026]
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What have you been working on recently? Feel free to share updates on projects you're working on, brag about any major milestones you've hit, grouse about a challenge you've ran into recently... Any sort of "progress report" is fair game!
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Weird_Draw_8498@reddit
Don't get discouraged by the learning curve. Everyone goes through it. Stick with it for a month and you'll be surprised how much you improve.
Weird_Draw_8498@reddit
The most important skill in programming is knowing how to search for answers. Learn to use Stack Overflow effectively and you'll be unstoppable.
kingslayeryt2234@reddit
Built a cybersecurity awareness game in Python/Pygame as a side project — would love some feedback!
GitHub: https://github.com/sahilpahuja2234-ai/Cyber_App
Weird_Draw_8498@reddit
Have you tried using an interactive learning platform? Something like freeCodeCamp helped me a lot because you code right in the browser.
Weird_Draw_8498@reddit
Have you tried using an interactive learning platform? Something like freeCodeCamp helped me a lot because you code right in the browser.
omarous@reddit
I am working on a prompt to svg generator to compare different models. ie: https://codeinput.com/s/BbfBc550stI.
I have been always curious how different model perform for SVG creation and never found a tool that does that.
You can play with it here though you'll need your own openrouter key (https://codeinput.com/svg)
Vivid-Fox-1859@reddit
PostMan clone called API inspector. I work in evening and can push probably 3-5 features per month. I wanted something clean and super fast. https://apiinspector.net/ made C# and WPF.
absentmind86@reddit
I built a one command dev environment installer for windows, I thought others might find it useful so I gave it a quick polish, and released the windows version while I work on the cross platform branch. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Highly customizable, reproducible, optional windows sanitization, bootstraps itself.
https://github.com/Absentmind86/am-devkit
Weird_Draw_8498@reddit
Don't get discouraged by the learning curve. Everyone goes through it. Stick with it for a month and you'll be surprised how much you improve.
MikeIsBoi@reddit
I have been practicing File IO and Algorithms. I came up with this little program that converts BMP images to a certain filer. is written in C but I am also working on a rust version of this CLI Tool.
Here is the article: https://medium.com/@adrianpolesensky/beginner-project-simple-bmp-image-filter-app-in-c-fd490734162e
Here is the GitHub page. https://github.com/TheSubliminalVerses/simple-bmp-image-converter-rust
There rust version is going to be more interesting since ai will also implement dithering into it?
Weird_Draw_8498@reddit
I had the same problem when I started. The key is to break it down into smaller pieces and tackle one at a time. What language are you starting with?
JohnBrownsErection@reddit
Stock portfolio management tool. Basically it's cycles through a list of companies, pulls the data of each one, and checks whether the criteria for ownership is hit. If it is, it buys. It's basically a rotational momentum scanner, nothing that fancy.
It technically works but not all the features are done yet.
quietcodelife@reddit
just finished a small cli tool that reformats our internal runbook notes into a consistent structure. nothing impressive but it was annoying me for months and now its not. those are the best projects
Riddler3000@reddit
I've been working on a game for programmers in which you have to code an elevator https://code4win.com/games/elevator
useless2303@reddit
I have recently working on a project called make your poison.but now I am certainly on a tight schedule.after that I will continue the project https://github.com/jpk007/makeyourpoison
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