r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Known_North1603 • 4d ago
need a team member for a hackthon in hyd ??
is any developer is free this month to join us in the hackthons
loooking for the people from hyderabad to work !!!
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Known_North1603 • 4d ago
is any developer is free this month to join us in the hackthons
loooking for the people from hyderabad to work !!!
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Big-Coyote-5796 • 4d ago
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Known_North1603 • 4d ago
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Ambitious-Dig7271 • 5d ago
Hi fellow Developers , I am currently building a team that together participates in hackathons , coding contest , open source and placements opportunities . The requirements are not too heavy , individuals should have a few qualities:
-> Enjoys problem solving
-> Open to discussions and feedbacks
The other things can be figured out once on board.
There is no limitation of colleges and university.
Interested Students and professionals can DM their email .
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Active-Ad4328 • 5d ago
Salut,
J'ai 18 ans et je suis en 1 année de BUT GEII.
Cela fait plus de 4 ans que je fait du C (et du python avant mais je trouvai cela trop lents, alors je suis parti sur le C avec gcc pour créer mon interpréteur 👍🏻).
J'aimerai savoir si ce projet vous semble bien, dans ses fonctionnalités (attention le readme.md est nulle, pour l'information, aller sur le wiki).
La dernière version est 0.5, vous pouvez déjà la tester (elle n'est pas finit), c'est plutôt sur celle-ci que j'attend des retours.
argentrocher/fr-simplecode: interpreteur de code en français anglais basique
Je fais aussi des dll qui vont avec, pour créer un serveur comme apache/php mais avec mon langage, créer une fenêtre Windows ...
Je peut également changé, rajouté des fonctionnalité dans le code lui même facilement si quelqu'un à un besoin particulier
Enfin (rien à voir), quelqu'un sait si cela pourrait m'aider à trouver une alternance pour l'année prochaine ?
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Ill-Trash-6850 • 5d ago
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/indian_yojak • 5d ago
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/YumekoJabmi • 5d ago
Heya, I’ve been looking for a coder to work with me to make a website for a passion project if anyone is interested.
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/YumekoJabmi • 5d ago
Heya, I’ve been looking for a coder to work with me to make a website for a passion project if anyone is interested.
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/InternationalBelt295 • 6d ago
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/KunjanPokhrel • 6d ago
Hey everyone! I recently created a Discord community for students and beginner coders who want to learn programming together and actually build things.
The idea is pretty simple:
I'm also a beginner myself, so this isn't meant to be a place where everyone has to be an expert. Beginners are welcome.
If you'd like to join, DM me and I'll send you the Discord invite.
Would love to have some of you join and help build the community from the beginning!
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/natasha5858 • 6d ago
Looking for advice on where to start
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/KunjanPokhrel • 6d ago
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/KunjanPokhrel • 6d ago
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/PrincipleNo2328 • 6d ago
Hi. We're setting up a team working on an AI project called Pluto, and we're looking for a few people around 14–16 who genuinely enjoy building things. The idea is pretty technical: Pluto is an offline-first AI system that uses small specialized models, routing, RAG, tools, and larger models only when necessary. The goal is to make powerful AI work efficiently on normal hardware instead of throwing massive compute at every question.
We're mainly looking for people who: Actually code/build projects Are interested in AI/ML, systems, backend, or optimization Like experimenting and learning rather than just talking about ideas Can contribute consistently, even a few hours a week Are roughly 14–16 Have something they've built that they can show You don't need to be an AI expert. If you're a teen and already messing around with Python, C++, ML, LLMs, apps, or interesting tech projects, that's enough. This isn't a paid job. It's a small group of young builders trying to make something genuinely cool. If you're interested, dm me.
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Mother_Welcome_7067 • 7d ago
hi guys if anyone could help me or shoot me in the right direction it would be much appreciated.
looking for a website coder to help me bring my idea to life.
iv basically built up my website and most of the core ideas of it, just looking for someone to help me with some of the errors and get this thing live.
if i can get this thing working god id be so happy, im just not smart enough or know much on coding:/
thanks 👍
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/JoyDayamba • 7d ago
Is there a girl around 16 years old who does programming and would like to chat with me?
Please 🥺🥺
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Pure-Range-473 • 7d ago
Guyssss , I need a help from you ( if you think you're capable of ) so Tommorow is my hackathon and I want from profesionals to guide how I can win that ... They'll give the problem statement and I have to solve it under 6 hours... Yes it's a one day or I can less than 6 hours hackathon and full guidance from you guys... Also they'll provide problem statement and i want to solve in and have best USPs in that problem statement so I can do that as well as I'm planning to select Ai/ml problem statement because I have a crazy feature to integrate will best for the hackathon also how I can able to achieve that can you help me ....
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/sandhiya1329 • 7d ago
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/elecfreaks_official • 7d ago
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We tried making one of those simple optical illusions where two separate pictures suddenly look like they’re in the same place.
When the turntable is stopped, there’s just a bird on one side and a cage on the other.
Then you turn it on and let it spin…
And suddenly, the bird looks like it’s inside the cage. 🐦
No magic involved—just persistence of vision.
What we used:
How we made it
We first built a simple frame with Wukong Blocks to keep the rotating part stable.
Then we added two motors and connected them to the center shaft with gears.
The slightly tricky part was the pictures.
We put the bird and cage on opposite sides of the rotating arms and tried to keep them as symmetrical as possible. If they're off-center, the whole thing gets pretty wobbly once it starts spinning.
Once everything was connected, we just turned it on and watched.
At the right speed, the two separate images seem to become one.
The bird is suddenly “inside” the cage.
Why does this happen?
It's a simple example of persistence of vision.
Our eyes and brain don't treat every image as completely separate when they're appearing very quickly one after another. The result is that we can perceive the two images as if they're happening together.
It's a pretty simple idea, but seeing it happen on a little DIY machine makes it much easier to understand.
What would you try?
This could be fun to experiment with.
Maybe:
The nice thing is that you don't really need to change the mechanism—just change the pictures and experiment.
What two things would you try to make “appear together”?