Do you remember the very first project made by you when you started learning to code in a particular programming language or framework? I always look at my old projects as they show me how long it's been and how far I have been able to come and how much of a better programmer/developer I am than earlier. Why not share your first projects with everyone, don't worry about it not being good, first projects are never the perfect, even if you are a beginner and currently making your first project, I would love to know about them!
I will be posting my first projects in the comment section 👇
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Here's the list of my first projects based on languages-
it looks quite good for a first project :)
amazing!!
a long time ago, I wrote a twitter scraper, now it is not working anymore 🤣
but you remember the project at least :)
I do, not the best project, and makes me cringe whenever I check it out xD
It was a html pre-processor kind of thing. The code is quite crappy and naive, though I really enjoyed building it.
github.com/nombrekeff/STML
it's a cool project, actually quite unique for something people make when they learn something new!
Cheers, quite the complex one too, I learned a lot though xD
Yes, my first year in university I started a CLI application to manage DnD games, players, items... All in C++ and with zero knowledge of databses, GUIs or third party libraries 😂
It was a complete mess, as you can imagine.
a mess you can be proud of :)
Yes :')
Python Scraper with React Dashboard and mongodb.
sounds good !
The first project for me was a simple text based adventure game made for my Amiga 500! Wow thats going back some years!! 1995 I think it was - now its all Python and Javascript
that's really a long time :O
it feels it now! But good old days!
It was a log in page in HTML and CSS, that was early February of 2022🤧 My kid sister was the expert at the time and I kept bugging her.
"What do I do next" "it's not working!!, Why is it not working" these days I tend to figure things out myself, I've probably misspelt something or left our a symbol.
But I remember being so happy the first time I wrote that Hello World, seeing that it appeared on the browser all from the code editor.
same, I feel so good looking at my old works it was not easy but we figured it out :)
cheers!
If I remember it correctly, the first real project except of toying around was a Tamagochi-like game written in QBASIC and running in DOS off a 3.5" floppy disc.
The cool thing was that you could train attacks to your Tamagochi and it had a multiplayer mode where you had to swap your floppy with the one of a friend upon game start and they could battle eachother.
The graphics were basically a text interface with the Tamagochis drawn with basic circles and lines.
I was around 11 years old and I got my copy of QBASIC off a CD from a games magazine which - besides demos - included software submitted by other readers of the magazine. Because no one would have the money to pay for a QBASIC version which emitted executables, everyone sent in their game as source code alongside a copy of the QBASIC software. One had to open it, load the sources and start it. I had no internet access these days, so it was incredibly valuable to be able to read the code of other software.
thats so coooooooool! classic but unique project, do you still have it?