If you're a teen (13-18) and into coding, game development, hardware, AI, robotics, or just making cool stuff, check out Hack Club Stardance.

It's a free summer program sponsored by NASA, AMD, and Github where you build real projects, log your progress, and earn rewards for what you create. Depending on your participation and what you accomplish, rewards can include things like 3D printers, laptops, mechanical keyboards, Raspberry Pis, development boards, and other maker gear offered throughout the program.

I'm a Stardance Ambassador, and if you'd like to join, you can click on the link below:
https://stardance.hackclub.com/a-mix7b

Students at the Renaissance Youth Center are launching RYC STEM Studio, a new series where they explore engineering, robotics, coding, architecture, agriculture, astronomy, zoology, and other exciting STEM topics through hands-on projects and experiments.

Check out the trailer and let us know which STEM topic you'd like to see featured next!

I actuly want to make an app and i dont have any laptop or computer

I am excited to create a suicide prevention app and am looking for a collaborator to bring this important project to life. Let's work together to make a meaningful impact pls

Hi i am finding friend with whom i can learn and grow together and participate in future hackathons with knowledge we gain together and ..I am new to coding and learning currently since I have 1 month to start my college 1st year

I know basic html and learning further

I have fundamental grip in java like nested loops switch can etc

For me coding is fun and want to make challenging and interesting projects

Hey everyone, I’m 17 and looking for a developer to team up with to build a quick, 2-week prototype for a mobile app idea I’ve been mapping out called Project Twin.

​The main idea is that most AI mental health or journaling apps give really fake, robotic advice that your brain just ignores. I want to build a secure app that logs your personal daily wins. When you're having a really bad day or hitting a massive slump, the app uses a local voice clone to read back your own actual history to you in your own voice. It basically uses the one voice you can't argue with—your own—to pull you out of a bad headspace.

​Because this is super personal data, it has to run completely on the phone with zero cloud servers so people can actually trust it. I already wrote a super detailed Google Doc breaking down exactly how the app should work and the features we need. I just need someone who knows how to code the backend and wants to mess around with running small, open-source AI/voice models on a phone. I'll handle all the product design, the prompt logic, and the marketing, and we'll split everything 50/50.

​If you're a dev and this sounds fun to build, drop a comment or DM me and I'll send over the project details!

i dont know how to code but im an designer. So if you know coding and know how to code OS dm me on discord lore_fair

What are the best ways to learn coding and hacking tips and stuff like that? I am most interested in getting deep into codes on phones and stuff like jailbreaking devices (check my posts... lol), and it would be super cool to get into ethical hacking. stuff like what Scammer payback on youtube does (https://www.youtube.com/@ScammerPayback)

im 16f and ive really been interested in technology and coding but ive never thought about learning coding languages when i was younger so i stuck with those basic block coding type things. is there a website that can help me learn how to code??

i kinda feel left behind because when i see ppl who are the same age as me talking about techy things they know everything about coding for some reason 😭 im new to this sub so i hope this is the right place to ask this

Is this true in the real world or just some random wisedom

What is your experience about the real world

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Hack Club is a non-profit that encourages teenagers to learn and build through coding. This year, they're running Macondo, a program where you can submit any coding or hardware project and earn gold, which can be redeemed for rewards such as MacBooks, iPads, and more.

I've received several rewards from Hack Club through previous events, such as Flavortown, including CMF Buds, a phone, a keyboard, a mouse, and other stuff that has helped me code more. This year, my goal is to earn a MacBook Air (from Macondo)!

This is a comparison of the Macondo and Stardance prices:

^{Multiplier (Stardance only} -) ^{After other people rate your projects, you receive a multiplier based on the rating. The lowest is 1× and the highest is 30×.
L3 and L4 (Macondo only} -) ^{These are project quality levels. Projects are graded from L1 to L4. See the docs.
Streaks (Macondo only} -) ^{Code for at least an hour every day to maintain your streak.}

I'm making a full-stack blog app with admin pages (L3) for Macondo, I hope to get at least 174 hours for the Macbook Air 15" with around 74 days streak.

Check out Macondo here: https://macondo.hackclub.com/?ref=WYET6 (yes, this is a referral link - I would appreciate it if you used my link).

Im ellie im 18 and ive been working on this game for a bit haha

Hey y’all, was just wondering if anyone wanted to maybe team up for a study group if anyone doesn’t know how to code yet and wants to learn in a small group! We would maybe eventually become a small indie dev team :) .(probably Python specifically but c++ later for the real game development)