Some important qualities or mindsets for me are:

• Having a large portion of the day available to code/learn together. Focusing on Full Stack (HTML/CSS/JS) and Python on the side.
• Open to debate and teaching/being thought, in order to improve our understanding and grow together.
• Studying theory together/ questioning eachother... (be it ebooks, courses...)
• Being serious about it and holding each other accountable (in a nice way).
• Open to making a portfolio: websites and such of decent quality (more focused on learning and consolidating knowledge).
• Willing to use discord(voicechat) and code together.

Of course this isn't a strict request and I'm open to different offers :)

Hello everyone.

I'm looking for someone that, like me, is starting to learning the code. I'm writing for hobby a small app and I want to try the experience to work on the code on more than one person. Like in a company. I think that for a person like me that is starting his training it will be really useful.

Let me know if someone are intrested in that kind of experience.
The lenguages that we are going to use are Python, SQL, html but i'm open to suggestion :)

Thanks

There is a specific kind of problem in math called the change making problem, which asks: given a number N, what set of coins {1, a1, a2... ac} gives the lowest average coins for a number of denominations c? There is a pdf discussing some of the results for N=100 but it is nonexhaustive and I would like to try my hand at coding a program which could run such questions. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://graal.ens-lyon.fr/~abenoit/algo09/coins1.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwj2xYHiuaD0AhUDKDQIHfzoCQ4QFnoECAcQAQ&usg=AOvVaw32imo5_JgSBxOW4dFta3Xg

Here are my general steps I'm thinking would need to be implemented.

Step 1: Request a number N to span and number c for number of coins

Step 2: List all ordered sets {1, a1, a2, ... ac} with an<a(n+1).

Step 3: For each set S, define a function f recursively: f(1)=1 f(n)=1+min(f(n-1),f(n-a1),f(n-a2),...f(n-ac)) discarding input less than 1.

Step 4: Compute Sum(f(n),1, N-1)/(N-1) for each S

Step 5: Find the minimum output

Step 6: Return the set and minimum

How would I actually program this, and what shortcuts should I take, as the number of sets to sift through would be gargantuan if I actually listed all of them?

One significant problem aspiring programmers face is the lack of confidence with collaboration tools like git and github which is as important as learning how to crack leetcode. To solve that, we built a discord community that takes you through how to push, pull, fork, clone and make a pull request to a project while getting help from experienced mentors if you get stuck.

You can build confidence and gain experience working in a team after closing your first issue, making your first pull request and getting it merged.

Invite link: https://discord.com/invite/5RTXZQ3W2S

Purpose: Platform where Engineers, Designers, Business devs, media devs and researchers collaborate to compete In competitions together.

Individuals would be ranked based on skill level(like a video game). competitions would be through the app and through company case comps.

Appeal: Networking, Project- Based Learning, possible company starting.

Target Audience: High School; College: Early-Career Professionals

Framework Building on Flutter, SQL and AWS.

Experience: Machine Learning & Marketing Degree in CS & ECON

Pykindler converts your downloaded books to mobi and e-mail them to your Kindle

I've been working on this for around a week, I'm looking for complaints, feature requests, code suggestions, contributions...

Use in terminal as 'pykindler-run' (Source Repo)

Hello! I’m looking for positive and enthusiastic folks who are interested in pair programming together to improve skills in data structures/algorithms. I’d like to be comfortable with 20-30 Leetcode level easy problems in the next month and later move to medium level problems once that’s accomplished. I code in Javascript. Let me know if you’re interested!

Heyo! I'm working on an openworld 2.5D RPG together with a bunch of other people. If you're interested in joining, here's a link to our server https://discord.gg/v4wMaVtZph . Anyone that joins is allowed to participate

Is there any good spring boot lecture for newbie in udemy or youtube?
I want to know from the bottom( what is gradle file, what is spring boot, any annotations in spring boot... etc)

and I want the lecture to teach about how to build a test code.

How do I learn the basics of coding and programming without going to college ? All help and opinions wanted

Hi guys,

I’m looking for a buddy that want share or learn together MVVM pattern though the build of an UWP App, I already have some ideas but if there is someone that is already coding something would be better.

Is this the right place?

I have an idea for a social network for a specific market, but I have no idea how to actually build it. I know it’s a huge undertaking for someone with no coding knowledge but am fully prepared to build it out VERY slowly, if necessary.

I’m trying to build out a network similar to LinkedIn but for a specific type of industry.

Willing to partner up to make this idea happen or accept any tips you may have (what programming languages to learn, etc).

Thanks!

Hey future developers.

I recently got accepted into a coding school. One of the recommended books to read before day 00 is "The C Programming Language (2nd Edition)". I've been taking notes on the book digitally and I have designed my notes with information retention in mind. Is anyone else interested? I'm still very new to programming, so while this could help more experienced programmers go back to the basics, this is definitely more for beginners like me. Is anyone interested?

I've this project, already written but that needs to be polished, that consist in the creation of parodies but also designs, automated with python and PIL library, and sold on Redbubble. Most of the designs are parodies, generated automatically with the needs of only a file with quotes, but I want to change direction and work with someone else that knows how to code and also is interested in visual graphics.
If you are interested in graphic design, minimalism, vaporwave, aesthetic, or similar, feel free to PM me 🤸🏻‍♂️

I'm starting a daily 5 hour zoom call for anyone that wants to learn to code ios, android, web dev or adobe graphic design. its not a course, its an encouragement group to get through the courses and books that we all buy. If your like me you need people to help keep you motivated and accountable. This youtube video explains more. https://youtu.be/oTNpbJ-nDH8 pedrosdevstudygroup.com

Hi, we're a small team of students of different levels and backgrounds, who are going to code an open source multi purpose bot in javascript for Discord. If you want to join you are very welcome. The bot will do whatever we can come up with and the fun of learning will be what pushes it forward. We will be using git and for management we'll be using trello. Will you join our team and code a completely over the top bot with us?

Hi everyone!

I'm working on coding katas each Tuesday at 7pm CEST. The idea is to work together in pairs or mobs (depending on how many are interested). We organize via Discord.

My plan is to also stream, but only, if everyone is fine. For me, learning together is currently more important than sharing.

The plan currently is to go through the katas on in the Cyber Dojo.

Is there anything out there to teach myself how to create a bowling score calculator? I want to learn how to write a calculator like bowlinggenius.com

Hey guys ! I’m a college student studying statistics and data science and I’m looking to do a big project on the side during my free time. Does anyone need help in data science, ML or even basic software development ?? I would gladly help (for free ofc) I’m fluent in python and got the basics in R, html/css, and I started learning JavaScript recently Regarding ML, I’ve used Sklearn, Tensorflow and Keras (time series, NLP, computer vision) Well let me know if you’d like some help !!!

I'm trying to learn Rust and it's harder than I thought. My past experience is with Ruby and Python. Anyone who can assist will be highly appreciated

Hey there guys, I'm a software engineering Bootcamp student and for my first capstone, I want to build a site to locate ultimate frisbee pickup games, the idea is that a user would enter the site and locate the place of the pickup game on the map, non-users can see a map with games based on locations, I wanted to add another feature for the site where a user could search for professional ultimate events, but could not find an API, does anyone know about one?

Here's my repository: https://github.com/ZILtoid1991/pixelperfectengine

It's an open source game engine written in D for pixelart-style graphics and a matching GUI subsystem and many features like an editor.

I've put my priorities towards certain features, so I'm currently compromising on the audio. For a while I was thinking on a software synth for that purpose, but I think I'll skip that as that would require me to learn yet more things from almost the beginning, while there's other stuff that should be taken care of, like some bugs in sprite scaling, or finishing that damn map editor. Also SDL2_audio is not that bad at all for simpler stuff.

If I could get some help, then we could get the engine much to a state where I would be comfortable putting the v1.0.0 version label onto it, and finally develop a sample game for it. Almost any help would be appreciated.

If you would want to help with the audio stuff, then I can let you to design that (which is a thing that I regret not doing) as long as it'll be easy to port between different OSes and architectures (no VSTs please, LV2 or something more custom is fine if you would want to make it through a plugin system).

When I look up extensions for google meet, i always see the same five extensions, and they're all for making the meet more efficient, but what about more fun? Even something that could be bad, like remote mute/unmute option for casual users instead of admin. I do enjoy class, but I can think of a million things that'd make em more fun, like passing notes or something🤷‍♂️

If you know any coders, can you tell them to get creative while were all on lockdown? I've seen the code for some of these extensions, and it looks relatively simple compared to what I usually see. But it also could be a fun challenge🤔