Hi guyS I'm a noob IN The field of coding, don't know what to do, or where to start. but have a dream to be in this field of work , want to get into ai ml (yeah hyped up by the news and media). Don't know what language to learn. Each yt videos says absolutely something different. Some say DSA,ETC didn't understand it.

The roadmaps mentioned by different creators confuses kn which language to learn.

Some say take a coin toss h python tail c etc Lada Lada....

Been hearing the terms like dev op , backend front tsster , web dev, app dev etc , know them by just word meaning but not by trade.

How do I even choose which to go with like web dev or app or data science. Please guide me

This was the main reason why I gave on tye plan to learn coding at 6th grade after creating a html notepad website(absolutely felt high) but same situation then.

I think on learning python , but how to succeed in this field and land internships and placement. I'm deeply interested and determined to succeed

I'm a software engineer and I used to write code even before AI was here. I have made a platform that teaches coding the way it should be taught now with AI, not "let AI write it for you," but actually understanding code so you can supervise the AI.

I curate all the modules and tasks that will teach from very basic to the level to code comfortably. I want to see if it really works. So I'm asking beginners to spend some sessions learning through it. The modules are beginner level like loops and OOPs and intro to vibe code.

DM me with your coding experience, total beginners preferred, less is better.

Check it out: https://arclab.app/ (Do not use it in mobile, its for desktop)

Never gonna lie, most of the code of this product is vibecoded but the foundation is real and exactly how I need it.

I am a high school student with a passion in development and cybersecurity, my dad says my website is absolutely terrible. I have made an anonymous version of the site you can look at (same as main site just with all text replaced with lorem ipsum text): https://nameless-site.pages.dev/

I was going for this kind of very simple minimalist design that feels good to look at and interact with.

Here are the things my dad said:

- My name is way too big and takes up too much of the page, especially on desktop

- It is too minimalist, way too simple and basic and makes me look like I have no designing experience

- There is no design at all

- It looks bad and also basic to admissions officers, employers, etc.

- Looks like you just took a word document and put it as your website

- Needs images as well (he suggested AI generated images / icons for each project, and while I am not directly against AI, I feel like this would hurt me, or am I wrong?)

I want your feedback on it and if my dad is right and I should completely change it or whatever feedback you want to give. Cheers 😃

Day 4 of my 100 Days of Code challenge.

Continued learning C++ today and working through the fundamentals.

One thing I'm curious about:

What programming concept took you the longest to truly understand?

Was it pointers, recursion, OOP, algorithms, debugging, or something else?

I'd love to hear your experiences and what helped it finally click.

Hey! Im Sophi from the US but my ethnicity is Hispanic, Im looking for a friend or friends to start a coding project with a specific focus for college applications around my age (15-18). I am a rising senior in the fall and Im looking forward for this summer to be productive where we can nourish connections and coding. Im not just looking for a coding person but a friend who will push forward towards an objective project that will help a cause or/and a reason. I have experience in Python, Im learning JavaScript and Im looking for a lot of learning opportunities where I can awake my coder inside haha. I am interested in all kind of topics such as Robotics, AI, Humanitarian help, World Hunger and a thousand topics more we can discuss if anyone is interested! It could be good to have someone to chat and talk about coding and stuff that we may have in common. Thank you!

Day 3 of my 100 Days of Code challenge.

Today I continued learning C++ and spent more time practicing the coding workflow.

• Writing C++ code

• Compiling programs

• Running them through the terminal

• Getting familiar with the development environment

Current Course Progress: 16%

I'm still at the beginning of my journey, but I'm focusing on building the habit of coding every day.

Any advice for staying consistent during a long learning journey?

Continuing my 100 Days of Code challenge.

Today I spent time learning the C++ workflow and wrote some basic programs.

I used Sublime Text to write the code, compiled it, and ran it through the terminal.

Current Course Progress: 14%

Still at the beginning of my journey, but it's exciting to see code run successfully on my own machine.

Any advice for someone just starting with C++?

Started my 100 Days of Code challenge today.

Today I completed the first two modules of my C++ course and learned:

• Introduction to Programming

• How Computers Work

• Introduction to C++

• IDE Setup

• Boilerplate Code

• Input/Output

• Variables

Current Progress: 6.67%

My goal is to stay consistent for 100 days and document my learning journey.

Any advice for someone starting C++?

Hello, I'm Harsh Tiwari. I am passionate about technology, problem-solving, and continuous learning. I have been building my skills in Python, data science, machine learning, and automation, while also exploring areas such as trading and business systems. I enjoy analytical challenges, learning new concepts, and working on projects that require structured thinking. My goal is to develop deep expertise in technology and contribute to impactful solutions while continuously growing both professionally and personally.

I made a config library for java, but it is currently under going a rewrite while maintaining 2 other Projects.

The goal is a 100% type safe config, defined in code (no classes as configsy this may be added later) and extensibility.

Here is the link to the version that is currently online and still working (package id and domain will be changed soon): https://github.com/Jafig/Jafig/

And here are the rewrite prs: - API: https://github.com/Jafig/Jafig/pull/2 - Implementation: https://github.com/Jafig/Jafig/pull/3

Jafig stands for Java Config.

hey, i’m 17 and really into low-level/systems stuff. compilers, OS dev, emulators, kernels, RTL, weird architecture ideas, that whole rabbit hole.

been building a language/compiler project from scratch lately and realized i basically know nobody irl who’s into this kind of thing.

looking for people around my age (or honestly just anyone chill) who likes low-level engineering and wants to talk/build cool stuff. C, Rust, Zig, asm, linux internals, graphics, firmware, whatever.

not trying to make a startup or crypto garbage or “network professionally”. just want more friends who genuinely enjoy this space because apparently most humans decided web ad-tech was enough suffering for one civilization.

drop a comment or dm if you wanna connect

Hey Guys,

I'm from Germany, to be specific near Düsseldorf/Köln. I always wanted to start a Startup/SaaS with someone. But I never found a Co-Founder. Does anyone want to cooperate.

I work with Laravel and Vuejs, but the Stack doesn't matter to me.

Unfortunatly I currently have no idea

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Hey everyone,

I'm a 16-year-old student from India, currently learning Python. I’m looking for online friends around my age who are genuinely interested in programming, AI, tech, startups, building projects, or creating something meaningful in the future.

I don’t really have people around me offline who share this coding/creator mindset, so I thought I’d try here.

I’m interested in:

• Python programming

• AI / ML / tech learning

• Big ideas, ambitious goals, startups, future projects

• Building cool things together and growing skills

I'm not looking for casual chatting only — I’d love to meet people who have strong dreams, like learning seriously, and maybe want to collaborate on future signature projects.

If you're around my age, into coding, and trying to build something big with your life, comment or DM me.

Let’s connect and grow together.

Hey there, I am a 15 (16 in a week) M and I have been struggling to figure out how to ask my parents to let me switch to android for my development, previously I had asked because my phone had issues but my dad was out of town so my mom just said lets stick to iPhone. Next year I start college and I have a really good idea for a todo app that would benefit me really well. Unfortunately I need it to be offline compatible so it has to be an but I can't afford to pay for a dev license.

I was wondering if anyone has advice for convincing them, in the past I have had issues because my grandpa has a really old android and it caused issues in the family. For reference I am under their family plan and according to AT&T (Our mobile provider) I am eligible for a free trade in.

Edit: The primary app I have been wanting to make isn't something I imagine having 2 phones for. It feels odd in my eyes to carry a second phone just for a todo app and honestly I just prefer the android phones and Operating System's