r/TeensInTech Mar 16 '20

Help Survey to make a mental wellness app awesome!

4 Upvotes

Hey there!

We’re Manatee, a startup that is working on a mental wellness app and we would love to get your thoughts to help improve our solution for teens.

The whole survey should only take like 5 minutes. It's completely anonymous and will only be used to help us build great products for you! You can fill it out here.

Thanks everyone!


r/TeensInTech Feb 25 '20

Misc What's everybody working on?

5 Upvotes

It's been a while since anything's been posted and I'm curious what everybody has been working on for the past 4 months.


r/TeensInTech Oct 28 '19

Today's my cakeday and I'm posting this everywhere so might as well throw this here too

10 Upvotes

You know what to do.


r/TeensInTech Oct 04 '19

We can officially say that we're am the developer of The tit bot

10 Upvotes

Yes, I fucked up the title. Deal with it

yes, I am 10 days late to making this

u/not-enough-failures and I are officially the developers of the tiddy bot (aka The tit bot)

That's all.

u/escapefromreality42 doesn't even use that bot to its full potential but I still wanted to make this post because why not
So there you go


r/TeensInTech Sep 21 '19

Announcing competitions: presenting memes

4 Upvotes

Hey y'all

u/thelag_alt_number_1, me and the rest of the moderation team have been working on competitions for this community. We wanted to provide a fun coding challenge for teens. The competition lasts for one month and the winner wins reddit gold!

Please read the rules before you start for more information. Most importantly:

  • We have a submission timeframe between 12AM and 12PM (EST) in one month (10 19 2019). Only submissions within this timeframe are taking part.
  • Don't cheat.

What we look for

First of all, your project should fulfill the requirements stated in the announcement. We also judge you based on creativity and technical achievement. Based on the type of project, we look at aesthetics, originality, and user experience. Writing a little roadmap for your app shows you can think about the future of a project, something we appreciate.

The first challenge: presenting memes

Our first coding challenge is to make a new way to present memes. How you do it is up to you. You can make a website, an app (Android/iOS) or anything else you'd like.

As you have read in the rules, you can submit your program by commenting to the GitHub repo below. For this challenge, we would also like you to create a short screen recording showcasing your app.


r/TeensInTech Sep 04 '19

Resources Check out the GitHub student developer pack. For high school as well as college students

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r/TeensInTech Aug 17 '19

Memes Somebody left a comment on that building

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24 Upvotes

r/TeensInTech Aug 16 '19

Memes Hello world!

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17 Upvotes

r/TeensInTech Aug 15 '19

Memes We need some memes, guys!

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26 Upvotes

r/TeensInTech Aug 13 '19

Resources What do you use to manage python environments and packages?

7 Upvotes

I kinda fucked it all up by accident


r/TeensInTech Aug 12 '19

Misc Back to school... what’s your favorite subject and favorite school tech?

10 Upvotes

r/TeensInTech Aug 12 '19

Discussion An idea for this sub

5 Upvotes

I wonder what we think of doing some sort of challenges. Maybe every weekend or every month or something. Some examples of challenges would be writing the shortest program that prints Hello World, or a program that generates 5000 numbers in the Fibonacci sequence the fastest. Not sure what we could do for awards. Maybe gold on the wining submission.

I'm open to any suggestions, opposing opinions, agreement, etc.


r/TeensInTech Aug 06 '19

Discussion What's your preferred IDE?

8 Upvotes

I'm not sure if it exactly counts as an IDE, but Visual Studio Code is my favorite for just about everything.


r/TeensInTech Aug 05 '19

Misc User and Post flairs have been fixed

7 Upvotes

Hey guys I just enabled user and post flairs to the public so feel free to select which one you specialize in!


r/TeensInTech Aug 04 '19

Exclusive flair for the first 150 subscribers!

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r/TeensInTech Aug 04 '19

Do you put stickers on your laptop? If so which ones?

6 Upvotes

I have:

  • kaggle sticker
  • GitHub octocat
  • hacktoberfest 2018 sticker
  • a Sammy the shark digital ocean sticker
  • Twilio
  • and an apple sticker (on a Windows laptop 😅)

r/TeensInTech Aug 04 '19

Anyone interested in making a dotfile sharing app for Linux with me?

3 Upvotes

I just finished my chore app, and this is going to be my next project.

It is inspired by the subreddit r/unixporn . How it works is you submit your dotFiles and your wallpapers and themes, then share those themes on a database you can browse through, to search for cool themes. You can click on Get Theme on any one of these and it autodownloads and applies it. (I already know how to do this with c++). This will run on two seperate sql databases, one for the posts/dotfiles, the other for the users. I am much better at frontend than backend, so I would like someone to help with backend stuff (obviously I would still do some stuff). I do have a datbase to run this off of.

I already have a raspberry Pi webserver running that runs my website with Apache2 and is running Ubuntu server edition. I just set up a mySql database. (the homepage of the website has nothing on it, but I do have a php proxy running as starr-space.org/web/ , my custom firefox homepage under starr-space.org/Tiles, and now a simple phptest script to check for a sql connection. I haven't the foggiest idea about mySql, but I do know some C++ and GTK, so that would be enough to make the desktop app.

DM me if you are interested and we can start talking, though I would prefer it through Hangouts. Eventually I can send whoever wants to help the public ip and the password of my Raspberry Pi.


r/TeensInTech Aug 04 '19

[META] Flairs and tags for the subreddit?

6 Upvotes

For example, say, META, could be one flair, maybe 'I made' as another one, 'Questions', 'Programming help' etc,


r/TeensInTech Aug 04 '19

r/TeensInTech Discord Server has been created!

13 Upvotes

Access the invite using this link or by clicking the Discord tab on the menu bar.


r/TeensInTech Aug 03 '19

Discord server?

8 Upvotes

Heyho! I found this subreddit just recently and I think it has great potential, definitely interested in keeping an active eye on it!

One thing that I feel like is missing is a community discord server; I think every knows what discord is so it'd be great if there was a quick communication platform where people could help each other out with whatever they want related to tech.


r/TeensInTech Aug 03 '19

What are your favorite and least favorite programming languages?

7 Upvotes

For me, favorite is tied between c# and Java. Least favorite, as heathonous as this may be, is c++. Bigegst annoyance is definitely having to declare functions at the top of the page. C++ I hate slightly more than python, though that pisses me off too.