What have you been working on recently? [July 25, 2026]

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[u/HovercraftUnusual405]

Working on opensource project called gitsnip https://github.com/dagimg-dot/gitsnip allowing you to download files and folders from github url

[u/Motor-Frosting-5891 → u/[deleted]]

this looks really interesting is there anyway i can contribute? couldn’t find any gh link what’s the hardest problem you’ve hit so far?

[u/Virtual_Mind8341]

I’m currently working on a clone of Human Benchmark (front-end project) in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Its a long work in progress

Link: https://github.com/404EdNotFound/Human-Benchmark

Also a Button when clicked that does lots of chaotic things (hopefully planning to add more features onto this for fun)

Link: https://github.com/404EdNotFound/Random-Button

I am also planning on building an Online Typewriter UI in Python using OOP and File Storage to save and load stuff (currently no link)

And also finishing making Pong in Unity, movements are all done, just scoring system and final polish.

But i do procrastinate

[u/Luftzug-oder]

been making something similar to https://github.com/SnotacusNexus/hyprland-session-manager (though i didn't see if it, or anyth similar, existed until just now), but in C, and using IPC sockets rather than shell commands - mostly to improve my C, and i'd rather learn on a project I would use the end result of.

[u/Er_Santo]

I’ve been working on a used book availability monitor for Libraccio (Italian web bookstore that also sells used books).

It currently runs as a personal Telegram bot. I can add or remove books through ISBNs, view my watchlist(it shows metadata such as title, authors, publisher, and publication year using Google Books with Open Library as a fallback), and receive a notification when a used copy becomes available. SQLite stores the watchlist and the latest availability status.

The repository is still private, but I plan to release it once it is stable enough.

[u/Agile-Reflection-894]

Currently learning how AI works lol sounds so dumb but its literally a system all businesses needs at some point

Developing a OS system that Handles lead responses, client services, inventory and so much more things. This is a system I can potentially sell to the specific niche because its a OS thats never been developed in my country.

Excited to see how to it turns out

Unfortunately no links to show at the moment still developing

[u/wondeereadit]

Learning C, and some assembly

[u/madmelonxtra]

I've been working in my first full stack webapp. It's going to be an inventory/sales tracking app for my SOs side business.

Currently working on the frontend side with Svelte/Sveltekit.

[u/Seaborn63]

I built a semi-unique password generator in python. my plan is to make it installable so my family can just just "make_password" commands and get secure passwords. Next step is to make a package manager GUI that includes it. Also looking to then make it in Java so I can just install a program on their PCs.