Project Ideas?

Hello everyone,

I'm wanting to start a new project whether it's a website or what. I can't really code but I'm willing to learn. I just need something to do in my spare time, I do stream every now and then and rarely post youtube video's! I want a project to share with everyone. Any ideas??

Thank you,
Nooby

well take some lessons and also what host do you have on the website? ill help you

Hmm, if you post some of the skills you have and maybe some interests; I might be able to suggest a few project ideas.

You can find lots of documents around the web for programming languages. If you want to code a game, I would start from Unity. It is easier to understand and has a simple interface to start.

28-01-2018, 11:12 AM

bleachman123 Wrote: well take some lessons and also what host do you have on the website? ill help you

for my website host I can a company called ELHostingServices

28-01-2018, 11:14 AM

Randyyog Wrote: Hmm, if you post some of the skills you have and maybe some interests; I might be able to suggest a few project ideas.

I have very minimal skill in html, css .. I mainly use templates, edit and keep trying and failing xD like its trial and error tbh
Game creating, absolutely none xD
Graphics, not very good xD
I mean i kinda just do whatever and try whatever when i can

28-01-2018, 03:11 PM

KillJoyJunior Wrote: You can find lots of documents around the web for programming languages. If you want to code a game, I would start from Unity. It is easier to understand and has a simple interface to start.

I will take a look into it I wanted to look at using Unreal Engine, how hard is that?

01-02-2018, 01:55 PM

NoobyTubezz Wrote: for my website host I can a company called ELHostingServices


I have very minimal skill in html, css .. I mainly use templates, edit and keep trying and failing xD like its trial and error tbh
Game creating, absolutely none xD
Graphics, not very good xD
I mean i kinda just do whatever and try whatever when i can


I will take a look into it I wanted to look at using Unreal Engine, how hard is that?

As far as I know from my developer friends, they always said Unity has better interface to learn. I don't know a lot for UE though.

01-02-2018, 09:39 PM

KillJoyJunior Wrote: As far as I know from my developer friends, they always said Unity has better interface to learn. I don't know a lot for UE though.

Ahh I see, we'll I'll look into it Thank you! I only wanted to go with UE because graphics look better, by the looks of things

01-02-2018, 09:40 PM

NoobyTubezz Wrote: Ahh I see, we'll I'll look into it Thank you! I only wanted to go with UE because graphics look better, by the looks of things

If you are new to programming, you need to just focus on ease of use to be honest. You can focus on graphics later on. And Unity is not that bad compared to UE in graphics. I would say go for easier one and make progress from there. You can even start with 2D like simple platform games. Don't try to go for hard projects straight away else you will most likely leave it half-way done and won't finish it.

Tons of projects you can do to start learning programming. Don't tackle anything too big, but try to tackle more specific tasks. Algorithms should be what you try working on if you want to be by any means a good developer.

Ideas:
FizzBuzz
FizzBuzz without the use of loops
Geekspeak/l33tspeak generator/converter
Markov Chain sequence generator
Password Generator (with user-chosen options)
Eulerian Path
Manhattan Distance
Text to Hex/Binary/vice versa
Basic encoding generators (base64, ROT13, XOR, Caesar cipher) (Bonus: try not to use libraries made for this)
Towers of Hanoi
Complementary color from input color (hex codes, not names)

These are all relatively easy to get you started. Python is easy, if you want to really get good at this shit, do it in C.

Some good places to get yourself more challenges:
https://adventofcode.com/
https://projecteuler.net/
https://www.reddit.com/r/dailyprogrammer/

You should start of with a simple bootstrap user panel , they are usefull for later on and trust me you will learn alot from making a responsive website.