Here's a young boy of Bharat, currently in class X, contributing to the learning community.

Early training is important for becoming an effective contributor.

I am sure you will like the courage of this teenager to explore difficult software.

Miles to go.

Can some one Code a tools like reddit but for creating and bringing together teammate having the same passion/interest in building something

And is there any tool that already exist like that?

it will be best if it feels Social

Intro

I am a 2nd year bsc computer science student

Programming Languages: C,C++,core Java and Python.

Experienced programming languages tutor with 8 months of experience.

Good at communication, team management and a fast learner

Love exploring and contributing to new things

I am open to any opportunities, and contributing for free..

Honestly, exchanging GitHub profiles sounds more interesting to me than exchanging Instagram handles.

Let's connect with people who love building projects, solving LeetCode problems, contributing to open source, and experimenting with new ideas.

I'm currently maintaining an open-source project and looking for ambitious developers who'd like to build something cool together. You don't have to be an expert; beginners who are willing to learn and contribute are welcome too.

Let's make some genuine connections, share what we're working on, learn from each other, and maybe find our next project collaborators here.

Drop your GitHub, LeetCode, or LinkedIn in the comments. What are you currently building or learning?

And if you're interested in joining my project, leave a comment or DM me. I'll share the details.

Let's connect beyond the feed and build something together.

Looking for a teammate for this year's Congressional App Challenge. dm if intrested

Hi, I started learning C++ like 1 year ago and I tried using 1 and only 1 modern feature of C++ (smart pointer and something like that) and it's hard asf 😭. I love C++ don't get me wrong but it's one of the language that "Oh I know C++!" but there will be always something that you don't know and I don't know even where to start! It's big! Like really big. How do I learn modern C++ and in general how do I become good in C++. Honestly I don't even want to use smart pointers!

Can I be honest? C/C++ = memory management, yeah, but I don't think that "managing" the memory with malloc, new, delete, free, calloc, realloc… is really a memory management. And I wanted to learn C/C++ for memory management but for the 90% of the cases if you alloc some memory in the heap someone says "DELETE THAT LINE OF CODE!! You don't need the heap!".

I know I'm a noob but I'm a noob overwhelm, so… how do I learn modern C++? I swear Cppreference is for me illegible 😭. Yeah there is learncpp but it doesn't have everything, I want to learn not everything but most things, you know…

Thanks for reading this random yapping post created by someone that doesn't really know where to use the operator==, maybe I know but rn I don't know I need to test in my next project 😂

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I'm currently a first-year BCA student just starting out with C programming, so I haven't learned much yet. Despite being a beginner, I want to build a solid future in tech.

I’m looking for practical ways to earn a bit of money in just a couple of days using basic computer or tech skills, as I need some quick side income right now.

At the same time, I’d love to connect with other students or developers who are coding so we can share ideas, learn together, and brainstorm projects. If you know any fast micro-gig ideas or want to connect, please let me know!

I'm into cloud computing beginner learning AWS before that I did know Some Javascript and AI tools like lovable, bolt I'm 16yrs old. Always wanted to surround myself with people also doing smtg in tech and for general networking. So I can learn more from them but never got to connect with any of them if there's anyone here wanna be friends we can talk abt tech etc and share resources? Let's connect.

is learning to code in group best or learning lonely

i want to learn to code the best way

website - repo

Its just stupid stuff i made but learnt quite a bit :3 javascript is weird as hell tho

What do you think about a 15 yo teen that wants to learn programming?

If I'm already making a mod on minecraft on java by watching tutorials and asking AI to help with something (sorry for that) is that a good progress? I'm just interested in making mods on Minecraft, and I was learning to program on command blocks by tutorials at the age of 10 because of my interest too, and rn I really can do almost anything in minecraft by commands.

I am learning python at school and I think I'm pretty average in it, or smth in-between a beginner and an average coder on python. As about java I think I am only beginner in it, because I know only the basics, and I code my mod only by tutorials. I also want to learn C/C++ because it is the language that's similar to Arduino's programming language, and I really want to program Arduino to make my own projects. At least for myself! 🙃

I'm learning Python to switch careers into data analysis, but I'm struggling to make progress. I've tried Codecademy, YouTube, and free Udemy courses, but I keep hitting the same wall around week two, when the concepts stop clicking and I can't figure out how to move forward.

I learn better by actually doing things than by watching videos, but even the interactive courses seem to assume I already know some basics that I'm apparently missing. How did you guys learn to code?

Absolute Beginner (First Year College) looking for a learning buddy to start from scratch." In the body, write: "Hey, I'm a first-year college student (non-CS branch) with zero coding background. I'm planning to invest 45-60 mins a day learning C/C++ basics. Looking for someone in a similar time zone to stay accountable, share resources, and solve basic logic problems together. No advanced coders please, just looking for a fellow beginner!

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Hey everyone! I'm exploring an idea for an open-source, interactive workspace for developers that combines drawing, diagrams, DSA visualizations, note-taking, brainstorming, and more in one place.

I'm still in the ideation stage and looking for people who'd be interested in brainstorming and building it together.

Interested? Drop a comment or DM me. Let's build something cool!