🔒 Boredom and Creativity

[rigid arrow]

For the past couple of months i have been struggling with thinking of new fun and interesting coding ideas any i think abt after a while just sounds boring and dumb and I'm stuck building the same tic-tac-toe game or to-do list just with different design does anyone have advice on where i can find good challenging projects or how i can be more creative.(PS: this is catered more to web-dev but still upon to python themed projects)

[tacit cedar]

@rigid arrow

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[ocean spruce]

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There's a kindling list of potential projects we sometimes suggest.

I'm a backend person and not a web dev person.

I find making little tools for my own real use keeps me involved. Once you start on something, there's always something it doesn't yet do.

But having an exercise which is interesting because it solves a real problem for you is a good motivato.

[tacit cedar]

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The Kindling projects page contains a list of projects and ideas programmers can tackle to build their skills and knowledge.

[rigid arrow]

thanks i always hear make project that solve a personal problem but i don't really think anything I'll make will solve a problem i have or at least i don't really knw how to solve the problem with code

[ocean spruce]

Can you pick a (small) problem you would like solved? There's a difference between problems which can't be solved with code (one's existential angst perhaps) and problems you don't yet know how to solve. The latter are learning opportunities.

[rigid arrow]

oh i can do that didn't think of it like that thank you

[shrewd viper]

Stack Exchange's Code Review is a good place to look too. You can even search using [beginner] tags to see simpler projects.

[tacit cedar]

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