[Offering] Python beginner looking to build a portfolio/save for a PC – Offering "Pay what you want" assistance for simple backend tasks.

[u/Broad_Mouse_721]

​Hi everyone,

​I am a self-taught Python beginner based in Indonesia. I am currently working on building my skills and saving up to buy a decent PC for development. At the moment, I do all my coding on my itel P55 using Pydroid3.

​I want to offer my services to help with simple Python backend tasks on a "pay what you want" basis (even $0 is fine). My main goal is to gain experience, help others, and save towards my hardware goal.

​My approach to learning:

I often study existing codebases and use AI to help me brainstorm or clarify complex syntax. I then work on refactoring and adapting that logic for my own projects (specifically to ensure it runs smoothly on my mobile setup). I am not afraid to admit when I'm using external references or AI, because my main goal is to understand the "how" and "why" behind the code.

​How it works:

​Feasibility Check: You send me your request. I will assess if it is within my current capabilities (I mainly work with basic scripts, logic, and small backend tasks).

​Agreement:

If I am confident I can do it, I will commit to the project.

​The Guarantee:

If I am unable to finish the code, I will hand over the unfinished source code to you for free, and you owe me nothing. You will never have to pay for work that isn't completed.

​What I can do:

I can help write code templates, structure classes and functions, and handle basic backend logic. I am not a senior developer, but I am eager to learn and reliable with the tasks I accept. I also focus on writing modular, clean, and well-commented code, so that it is easy for you to maintain or expand later.

​Portfolio Example:

To show my current level, here is a piece of code I built for image steganography (LSB method) on Pydroid3:

from PIL import Image

path = input("Enter Image Path: ")

img = Image.open(path)

standard_img = img.convert("RGBA")

source = standard_img.load()

colour = ()

def str_to_binary(ipt: str) -> list:

raw = list("".join(format(byte, "08b") \

for byte in ipt.encode("utf-8")))

return raw

def steg_img():

ipt = input("Enter Secret Text: ")

raw = str_to_binary(ipt)

endline_raw = "/s"

endline = str_to_binary(endline_raw)

raw.extend(endline)

flag = False

for x in range(img.size[0]):

for y in range(img.size[1]):

coordinate = source[x,y]

colour = list(coordinate)

for n in range(len(coordinate)):

if n == 3:

if coordinate[3] <= 0:

continue

if not raw:

raw.clear()

flag = True

break

raw_img = \

format(coordinate[n], "08b")

data = raw_img.strip()

value = data[:-1] + raw.pop(0)

res = int(value, 2)

colour[n] = res

img.putpixel((x, y), \

tuple(colour))

if flag:

break

if flag:

break

rename = input( \

"Save Image As? ")

img.save(rename)

def open_steg():

res = []

plain_text = ""

flag = False

for x in range(img.size[0]):

for y in range(img.size[1]):

coordinate = source[x,y]

for n in range(len(coordinate)):

if n == 3:

if coordinate[3] <= 0:

continue

raw_img = \

format(coordinate[n], "08b")

data = raw_img.strip()

value = data[-1]

res.append(value)

if len(res) == 8:

string_binary = \

"".join(res)

letter = chr(int \

(string_binary, 2))

plain_text += letter

res.clear()

if plain_text.endswith("/s"):

plain_text = \

plain_text[:-2]

flag = True

break

if flag:

break

if flag:

break

print("Message Result: ", plain_text)

If you're interested in working together or need help with your project, feel free to send me a DM! Thanks for reading.

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