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Programming ideas (lemmy.sdf.org)
submitted 11 months ago by phpinjected@lemmy.sdf.org to c/programming@programming.dev
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I'm currently new to programming and i have tried several programming languages including c, c++, asm, go, php and lua. I'm currently bored and need projects or ideas I could program .

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[–] onlinepersona@programming.dev 3 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

Big things:

  • Implement something on the Rust ORM Butane - it's basically an ORM that doesn't require you to write a single line of SQL as a user
  • Write a Signal client using the slint GUI framework
  • Write an anonymised job search and interview platform
    • users profiles are anonymous to anybody but themselves and the platform
    • interviews are either text based, or audio/video with voice modulation + avatars (like V-tubers)
    • "challenges" are gamified e.g "a normal in the office" where candidates play out typical scenarios that happen in the office
  • a neovim plugin configuration GUI (LUA + whatever you like)
  • start writing a new, embeddable browser engine and document it
    • it should be a library first --> forces you to think of how its API will be consumed
    • write a reference client that uses the engine as the example usecase

Medium ?

  • A static code analyser that spits out which languages are used in a project and which languages features e.g
    • this project has 70% c++ of which 30% of all know C++ features are used (templates, operator overloading, multiple inheritance, auto, constexpr, goto, static_cast, dynamic_cast, copy constructor, ...)
  • resume.json import/export for different job search platforms
  • A CLI tool that takes an audio file as input and outputs a visualisation as a video
  • Write a package for linux to act as a bluetooth audio sink, scenario:
    • user wants to stream music from their phone to a speaker (without buying extra hardware)
    • admin installs $btAudioSink on existing linux box with bluetooth hardware
    • admin connects linuxbox to speakers
    • user turns on bluetooth
    • user sees linux box as a set of speakers
    • user connects and plays music
    • music is header from speakers connected to linuxbox

Small ?

  • A simple "hash to file/url" website
    • User enters a hash, gets URL to that hash
    • User enters a hash, gets top 10 filename for that hash

Got a few more ideas, but didn't write them all down in my notebook.