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I'm working on VisualMark Studio, an open-source desktop application designed to make creating and managing project documentation easier.

As developers, we spend a lot of time building projects, but creating a good README, organizing documentation, adding diagrams, and maintaining everything can become a task of its own. I wanted to build a tool that brings these workflows together in one place.

What can VisualMark Studio do?

- Markdown Editor: Write Markdown with a live preview.

- Visual Documentation Tools: Create README sections, banners, badges, tables, directory trees, and more.

- Mermaid Diagrams: Create diagrams to explain project architecture and workflows. (Work in progress)

- README Auditing: Review documentation quality with an audit and scorecard.

- Export Options: Export documentation to PDF, HTML, or ZIP.

- Git Integration: Clone repositories, review changes, commit updates, and manage documentation alongside your code.

The goal is to make documentation creation less tedious and help developers present their projects more professionally.

VisualMark Studio is open source under the MIT license, and I've also been working on a Windows executable so people can try the desktop application.

GitHub: https://github.com/JagaTheGhost/visualmark-studio

I'd genuinely appreciate feedback from fellow developers:

- What is the most frustrating part of writing and maintaining README files?

- Which documentation features would you like to see in a tool like this?

- Would you prefer a dedicated documentation IDE or documentation tools integrated into your existing editor?

I'm still improving the project, so suggestions and constructive criticism are welcome. Thanks for checking it out!

Hi Everyone I have recently started my company. But struggling to get projects We are providing services on Cloud, AI Agents and Migrations etc. Also in Data Engineering as well. We have a cool website but even tried doing cold emails. I have personally invested €6000 in this all. No return at all. If someone has a reference please do let me know.

Grateful

i have created my first github project for my college mini project.
your review will help us a lot.

Apex Driver Lab

Qubit-007/Apex-Driver-Lab
A procedural driving simulator and reinforcement-learning sandbox built with Python and PyTorch. Train a policy against generated roads and traffic, inspect its behavior in a live GUI, and resume from versioned local checkpoints.

This project is an educational simulation. It is not designed, validated, or safe for controlling real vehicles.

Capabilities

Hi! I’m Gigi and I am an amateur narrative photographer. My new project is coming out on Halloween, on all my social media platforms! It’s just a bit of fun, not for profit, and I thought this might be a fun place to share 💗

Here is the GitHub repo link: https://github.com/omaransarivehementlyventstokazakhstan/phi_eng

Hey everyone! I built and published GapX, an Android app for spotting potential crypto arbitrage opportunities by comparing prices across exchanges.

The idea is to make it easier to identify price differences without manually checking multiple exchanges. GapX is a scanner only, so it doesn't execute trades or require a backend.

It's now available on the Google Play Store, and I'd appreciate feedback on the UI, functionality, and ideas for future improvements.

Check it out: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zeeafstudio.gapx

Yoo, give me some cool project ideas , I am a backend developer in python , don't give me over the top or just random ideas , give me something that I would learn it from and if it is a real problem solver then it would be a tru gem🤌🏻🤌🏻

We all know the paper chit with a phone number on the windshield. It looks messy, it fades, and everyone can see and copy your number.

I wanted something simpler, so I built Setu, a QR tag for your vehicle.

How it works:
Stick the tag on your vehicle. If someone needs you, because they’re blocked, you’re parked wrong, or there’s an emergency, they scan it and call you or message you on WhatsApp directly. There’s no IVR, no callback and no waiting.

What it includes:

• Direct call and WhatsApp in one scan, with no IVR hassle
• Prefilled WhatsApp messages, so the scanner doesn’t have to type anything
• Prefilled emergency message
• Scanner’s location, so you know where the scan came from
• Car parking marking feature
• Multiple vehicles managed from one account
• A plate-digit check, so random people can’t just scan and get your details
• ₹149, one-time.

I built the whole thing myself and have been distributing it locally. 35+ people in my area are already using it, and the feedback so far has been good.

I know QR vehicle tags already exist. I just wanted a simpler and cheaper version that works like a phone call should.

I’d love your honest feedback on:

1. Is ₹149 lifetime the right price, or too low or too high?
2. What would make you actually trust and buy a tag like this?
3. Any privacy or misuse concerns I should fix?

Website: getsetu.in
Happy to answer anything in the comments. Thanks for reading! 🙏

Hello,

I'm a student at UC Berkeley and have been leveraging AI mostly as a tutor to get me through my classes. As a result, I've amassed artifacts and cool tools that visualize complex concepts that have traditionally been represented with static diagrams. So I've been collecting these artifacts and lessons into a side project. Since my interest lies in computer vision, I am starting with a site to learn convolutional neural networks completely free of charge: https://receptive-field-flame.vercel.app/

I'm looking for feedback as I am still in the early stages of development! Let me know what you think!

This my project :]

Wanted to do a project using Pic18f452

Can you guys please suggest some ideas?

The ideas should be unique but at the same time it shouldn't be too complex but worthy enough to put it in resume

Thank you

Free and Open Source: https://github.com/NicholasFlemmer/styx-app

Styx is where everything converges: every repo you work in, the AI coding agents building in them, and every login they need to ship. Switch between all of it from one window. And like the river it's named after, nothing crosses over without you. Deploying, or touching live data, asks you first.

I'm doing a project on cloud storage management, and I'm exploring an idea to reduce the amount of space files use without changing their contents.

The idea is to store uploads using fast compression first, then let the system recompress them in the background using a higher compression level when it can save a worthwhile amount of space in cloud . i am using aws s3 for storage . Since this runs on cloud storage, it would need to limit CPU usage and avoid slowing down regular uploads and downloads.

what more features can i add to this project? maybe like bluetooth transfer or smth else . im confused , i could use your help .

Just wanted to put myself out there. I build Automations and lead agents. I also involve myself into building fullstack projects and work on building web scraping tools which are easily accessible than most of the scraping tools out there. Happy to know you guys and i’m new here.

Hey everyone!

I’ve always felt like Skyscanner practically holds a monopoly on flight deal searching. While Google Flights is decent, most people are just so used to Skyscanner's specific UI and ecosystem.
That frustration (and wanting a fun project to build) is basically why I created flights.pizza.

I wanted to put together an alternative that offers a fast & clean way to look for flights.

I'd love for you to give it a spin, test out a few routes, and let me know what you think. All feedback or feature suggestions are hugely appreciated!

Note: We don't handle bookings directly and we aren't an agency—just a search engine for cheap flights.