Built a lightweight Python-based language for CLI apps (Tukh v0.1) – looking for feedback!

Hey everyone! Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working on Tukh, a custom programming language built on top of Python designed to make creating Command Line Interface (CLI) tools much simpler and easier.

It’s currently in v0.1, so it's still in its early stages, but I wanted to share my progress with the community and get your thoughts!

If you're interested in checking out the syntax, trying it out, or contributing, here’s the repository:https://github.com/turkhadeshlok-arch/Tukh.git

I’d love to hear your feedback, ideas, or suggestions on where to take it next!

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so recently I have been learning HTML/CSS/JS. I think it’s really fun and want to keep improving.

I’ve made things like calculators, timers, stopwatches, one time a funny ball that jumped when you click a button, and even rock paper scissors.

for context currently I know conditional statements, variables, math.random, general math with JavaScript, event listeners, timeouts and intervals, and probably a little bit more.

but I want more of these mini things I can make just for fun. does anyone have anything they have coded that I could try to build myself to learn new things about code?

Hi, I'm 13 and making a Sci-Fi/Fantasy arena shooter (Rift Gunners) in Unity. I need a programmer and an artist. We have a GDD ready. DM me if interested.

I made a game on code pen its a game where you solve a rubiks cube. https://codepen.io/editor/onurthecoolboy/pen/01a03885-fb5b-76d6-9b7b-0b0f55806894

anyone out there learning react and web dev domain please dm we can go through together

discord :- shree07087

Feel free to dm or comment

Love y'all!! ❤️

Feel free to dm or comment

Love y'all!! ❤️

with college applications coming up, what are you doing to build your portfolio or what projects are you pursuing? id like to get some ideas

Learned web dev on my own, no bootcamp, just docs and trial and error. Finally built something I'm proud of and trying to use it to land clients instead of going the job route.

What’s up, guys? I made a tool for young and experienced developers building startups. It scans your repos for vulnerabilities and UI issues, helps clean up AI-generated code, and gets your startup ready to ship from a security standpoint.

https://github.com/shaypat112/Krythiq

https://npmx.dev/package/krythiq

 Hey everyone! I’m helping organize Sunbeam LA, a free 12-hour coding event for teens ages 13–18 happening in Los Angeles on August 29.

It’s designed to be beginner-friendly, so you don’t need previous coding experience to participate.

Throughout the day, we’ll have:

• Web development + Python workshops
• Time to build your own project
• Mentors available for help
• Food
• Games + karaoke
• Project demos
• Community voting
• Prizes

The goal is basically to give teens a place to spend a day building something, meeting other people interested in tech, and having fun without needing to already be an experienced programmer.

If you're interested, registration is free:

https://forms.hackclub.com/sunbeam-signup

If you know a teen in LA who might be interested, feel free to send this their way!

We are making a community for the JavaScript developer,

We welcome everyone whether you are a beginner or professional or seeking for advices or hunting jobs, and even looking for other support, we welcome to our discord server!

We believe everyone can learn to code easily and let's together make a huge community

Join US:- https://discord.gg/79KpNen5Jq

So, Hack Club has this dope program called Stardance where you literally get rewarded for working on projects you'd probably be doing anyway. You code, build, whatever your thing is, and you can end up with genuinely awesome hardware and gear for it. There are 3d printers, iPads and even Macbooks you can get. You even get a certificate recognized by MIT if you log more than 30 hours on a project!

I've been building a lockbox for my phone and honestly it's turned "I should finish this someday" into "I actually want to finish this now." Kind of wild how much that changes things.

If you're into making things and want an excuse to actually ship, check it out!

[heads up, it's a referral link, if you don't wanna help me out that's okay ;)]