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Try implementing something that has a real world use case. It may not matter that your use case doesn't have much of an audience. My first Python web app was a
by faulteh 12y ago
Try implementing something that has a real world use case. It may not matter that your use case doesn't have much of an audience. My first Python web app was a syslog search/filter app that I only used on my home network machines.
After a couple of tutorials you really need to break out and try something on your own. I got quite proficient in C++ by specifically using it in programming competitions such as those hosted by TopCoder or CodinGame. I wasn't in the competition for the top score I was there to learn. I knew about core C/C++ syntax but not much about the standard library. Now I do, as I needed to quickly use the stdlib to get the data structures I needed to solve the problem.
- squiguy7 12y agoI suppose most of my ideas for projects seem silly and I never follow through. Maybe I need more discipline :).