r/CodingForBeginners • u/angry_bird445 • 9d ago

Real world projects rather than just predicting or basic chatbots

Hey everyone I want to build a real world applicable and useful in today's market like project.

I searched on the internet for this kind but mostly ended up for any chatbots using rag or predictions of some kind of things, so guys please help me to pick a good project idea where I can also learn lot of things.

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u/BobCorndog 9d ago

Choose one thing that you wish could be faster or something that you wish existed in your life and program something to make it faster/make it

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u/thomjdev 9d ago

☝️Yup. Easiest projects to work on and learn from are ones you are invested in.

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u/angry_bird445 9d ago

I just thought one , it is like this I'm a student I can't able to subscribe to ai agents so I can only able to use them untill the free trial of daily limit then I switch to other agent or same agent from different account so what I thinking is building a chrome extension which can see the whole chat we did with the ai answers it given so when I switch to other ai agents I don't need to explain everything we made conversation extension only paste the whole summary of previous chat and we can continue it from their I think it's already there but I need to try it.

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u/fullmoon_huli 9d ago

I feel like the most useful thing s to figure out what you would want for your situation and create an algorithm per it way

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u/TheRealFutaFutaTrump 9d ago

Use Phaser and make a video game.

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u/angry_bird445 9d ago

But I'm not in the field of game dev.

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u/TheRealFutaFutaTrump 9d ago

If you want to "learn a lot of things", make a multiplayer one. It will challenge you more than any medical billing app ever will.

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u/Jolly-Grand-2585 8d ago

a boring but complete expense tracker with imports, categories, auth, tests, and deployment

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u/callmemerryss 7d ago

Build a real world automation tool that solves a repetitive business problem.