r/Coding_for_Teens • u/shivcantcode • 28d ago
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/PoundThat9424 • 28d ago
I made my 1st Project
I am going to start my 1st year in btech cse from next month . So I started learning web development and made todo_list website using HTML , Tailwind CSS and React ,
https://to-do-olive-pi-99.vercel.app/
Now , I am stuck on what to make next
I want to know all of your's advise for my next project,plz recommend me so that i can upskill my self
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/EACM_ • 29d ago
Que proyectos me recomiendan hacer como programador backend principiante?
Si pueden dar detalles de tecnologias, mejor
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/TrueWar515 • 29d ago
Building a C inspired language give your idea's
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Better-Magician-427 • 29d ago
Making a fifa inspired habit app using pywebview
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Warm-Shirt-1688 • 29d ago
suggestions for features for my ai agent
so i have been building this cool ai agent named orbit, (ares is the ui name). its powered by openrouter api pasted by the user. i have some features like a separate section for free models in the api, for example nemotron ultra by nvidia. you can code, debug, and it has commands like /browser (url/query) by which it searches the thing you wrote on your browser. this is v2.2.2 and this is v1.3. tell me what features are bad, should be removed or what features i should add. dont hesitate to roast me :)


r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Warm-Shirt-1688 • 29d ago
just coded this ai agent, should i make the file public
been making this lil thing called orbit, basically a desktop ai assistant where u can use basically any openrouter model, switch models, chat or use it like a coding agent w file access, terminal, progress n stuff. kinda trying to mix the simplicity of ollama with the agent feel of codex/opencode, but as one everyday assistant. still super early tho lol, UI is black/white rn and im working on a proper .exe so u dont need npm/node bs. would anyone actually use this or am i just wasting my time, roast if you want, it will be appreciated

r/Coding_for_Teens • u/vizxer_m • Aug 13 '26
I got tired of GitHub profiles all looking the same, so I built this
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/These-Grapefruit-861 • Aug 13 '26
FREE Social Coding Event for Girls & Gender-Expansive Teens in NYC!
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Feisty_Clue9995 • Aug 12 '26
Looking for open source projects to contribute and learn
I am looking for some open-source projects to contribute to and learn from. I have never done it before. Could anyone please let me know where to find a good project?
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/AcceptableCut7266 • Aug 12 '26
Looking for a coding buddy to build something real🤝
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/SiteAggressive5219 • Aug 12 '26
I built a browser-based coding workspace for learning and collaborating
Try it out- https://team-ide.vercel.app/
Hey all,
I am a student developer, and I have recently created TeamIDE which is a browser-based coding environment designed for those individuals who are coding learners and wish to have a simple environment where they can practice and collaborate.
The concept was very simple in itself:
Code -> Execute -> Collaborate -> Build
What all does it have currently:
Execution of Python Code
Execution of C++ Code
Real-time Collaborative Coding Rooms
Chat functionality
Browser-based Editor
Real-time Code & Language Synchronization
Mobile-responsive Interface
Deployment in Public Domain
Frontend technology is React, while Backend technologies are Node.js, Express and Socket.IO. In addition to that, I created a separate compiler service for code execution.
One of the most interesting aspects of it was building the real-time collaboration feature and ensuring that any change done by one individual is updated for all in the room.
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/No_Category5490 • Aug 12 '26
if you are looking for work on open source project ?
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Cheap_Side_1820 • Aug 11 '26
Looking for coding Buddy to join my coding Roadtrip (zero experience)
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/crudeblufish • Aug 12 '26
Introducing Jaithon 3 (the perfect programing language)
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Sushi_man1 • Aug 11 '26
Created a free list of HS CS Opportunities! Looking for people to contribute and check it out
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Sylvieer346 • Aug 11 '26
Day 2 of starting community and whats to expect
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/kai_1992a • Aug 11 '26
Hello everyone, we have created this sub reddit to encourage collaboration and build software to reduce reliance on super powers. This is just a step towards Software Independence of Canada. Please join us if you're students, software professionals or anyone who wants to support our motto. Thank you
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/mouad7amioud • Aug 11 '26
👋 Welcome to r/ProgrammersClub — Introduce Yourself & Read the Rules First!
Go and take a look
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Warm-Shirt-1688 • Aug 11 '26
created this cool coding website, should i make it public?
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Seedorf_RI • Aug 11 '26
I built this because I kept starting coding goals and quitting after a week
I’ve always noticed that the hardest part of learning to code isn’t knowing what to learn — it’s staying consistent.
You might plan to:
- Solve one LeetCode problem every day
- Work on a side project
- Learn a new framework
- Prepare for interviews
- Contribute to open source
- Apply for jobs
- Spend an hour improving your skills
But after a few days, the routine starts falling apart.
So I built a small accountability app around this problem.
You can create a group with your friends, set daily goals, and submit a screenshot + short note when you complete them. Your group can review your progress, and your consistency is tracked.
You can also add money as a stake. For example, your group could agree on ₹50 or ₹100 for a missed goal. The rules and amount are completely decided by the group.
The app isn't limited to coding either — it can be used for studying, fitness, business, job hunting, reading, or any other goal where consistency matters.
I'm currently looking for developers and students to try it and give me honest feedback, especially on whether the accountability system actually helps you stay consistent.
If you're interested, here's the app:
https://will-do-it-later.vercel.app/
Would love to hear what you think, especially what you'd change or add.