I'm not a programmer, but..... I would gather if you pick something you find interesting, you could work backwards a bit and get ideas. So for example, I like

I'm not a programmer, but..... I would gather if you pick something you find interesting, you could work backwards a bit and get ideas. So for example, I like sound "stuff" So what I would do first is just see if I can code something that plays an audio file when you click a button - easy enough. then go from there. If you don't have a tangible ideal to work backwards from then you will always be lost. An analogy a friend of mine said was: If you never opened an apple you would never know there was a seed inside. So working backwards seems to be embedded in the DNA of what people do when we learn.