I resonate with this as well. I learned to program as a hobby but now it’s my day job and although I enjoy it, it’s not the same as coding in my free time. Cur

I resonate with this as well. I learned to program as a hobby but now it’s my day job and although I enjoy it, it’s not the same as coding in my free time. Currently I’m building a small social network where you can only post once, edit it, like and follow other posts. I imagine it as an anti-twitter. Sounds silly but I had a ton of fun learning Tailwind and using vanilla Django (no drf, htmx, etc) for the first time since like 5 years. It’s hosted in a small vpc running with docker-compose and a managed postgres db for now. It’s essentially bricked for new users though until sendgrid approves my account. https://app.pressnt.net/ https://app.pressnt.net/