26 Stories To Learn About Projects

Let's learn about Projects via these 26 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the /Learn Repo to find the most read stories about any technology.

1. 4 Steps to Actually Finish your Side Project

We’ve all seen the graveyard of abandoned projects folders. Desperately competing for attention but failing in the glow of a new adventure or app that will change the world. I use to do that all the time, now I finished 4 apps, and 2 other projects within the last year by applying the following steps.

2. A Game to Boost Your Java Object Oriented Programming Skills

This is a simple black screen console game where first the program will automatically generate a random number, and all the players who play the game here will continue to guess the number one by one and match it with the previous program. The game will end if it matches the program's generated number. Whoever matches will be the winner of this game.

Here, we will add another interesting feature which is a counter. What is a counter? It's not just a recorder that will keep recording how many times the player is guessing and how many guesses after which a winner is actually found.

3. Mono-repo Vs. Multi-repo Vs. Hybrid: What’s the Right Approach?

I still remember my first day at Outbrain. As part of the Bootcamp (training program), we were required to clone the code from a repository called the trunk (one monolithic repo that contained all our codebase). It took at least half a day to clone and build the whole source code. Over the next year or two in which my team worked with a monorepo, we just suffered — cloning the repo was time-consuming; the slow build/release time frustrated us; flaky tests and bad commits affected all the engineering; and let’s not even mention the IntelliJ indexing time, which easily afforded us time to run down for a chatty coffee break.

4. Publishing A Three.js Project On GitHub Pages

Looking for a way to showcase your Three.js projects for free? Use GitHub Pages.

5. Does Python Skills Equal Getting a Coding Job?

Python is one of the most popular programming languages. It is easy to pick up and begin with the basics. It is a general-purpose language and can be used for more a lot of things other than just web development. To get a job, you need to go beyond learning just the basics and have a solid understanding of the complexities involved in the language.

6. Beginner Python Projects: How to Build an Acronym Generator

An Acronym Generator will take a String as an input and it will return the initials of all the words in the String.

7. Beginner Python Projects: Build a Simple Email Slicing Program

An Email Slicer is just a tool that will take an email id as an input and will perform slicing operations on it to return the username and the domain.

8. 10 Python Projects with 10 Lines of Code

I faced a problem when I started learning programming. That problem was: I thought needed to have deep understanding in every field to do projects and make cool stuff. So I started learning coding seriously, but after a few week I lost my motivation, as it was not clear to me that how coding is going to help me make something that I'd like.

9. How To Manage A Small Project With 4-5 Peoples

a project's minimum person is the project's maximum

10. Building Covid-19 Voice Assistant

11. $200 Solar Self-sufficiency — Without your Landlord Noticing

Building a solar micro-grid in my bedroom with parts from Amazon

12. How to Create an Alarm Clock in Python

Today we are going to build an Alarm Clock using Python. In this project, we are going to use some external modules which are already made available.

13. How to Become the Data Whisperer

The data whisperer is the function sitting between the business and the technologists.

14. 4 JavaScript Portfolio Projects to Help You Land a Web Developer Position

If you're starting to apply for your first web developer junior position, then you might want to consider building out one of the 4 (if not all) projects.

15. HTML + CSS Practice Project: Website Slicing

Here we will leave JS challenges for later, and we will focus on integrating the visual part of the frontend in a simple project.

16. Why My Project Lacks Recognition On The Platforms

Photo of a brand new car without a plate number.

17. Beginner Python Projects: Build a Simple Random Story Generator

Our random story generator will use a few lists of phrases and every time we run our program, a sentence will be randomly formed by picking phrases from them.

18. Why Open-Core Companies Only Make Their Projects 'Good Enough'

SaaS companies built on open-source projects (also known as open-core companies) are not incentivized for their underlying project to be good

19. How I built a spreadsheet app with Python to make data science easier

Today I'm open sourcing "Grid studio", a web-based spreadsheet application with full integration of the Python programming language.

20. Tokenomics. From Myths To Reality.

It seems that the last 5 years in the global economy and science have become the time of the innovation boom. So many different things appeared, so often one began to use new terms and epithets, previously unknown to the public, that in fact it can be argued that hype and innovation are synonymous.

21. How I Used Blitz JS To Take My Pet Project Into Production

Our colleague Lazar decided to built an Absence Tracker, so we can ditch the Telegram group where we reported our absences.

22. Become an Effective Open Source Maintainer

Tips on how to be an effective Contributor to Open Source.

23. Unifying Random Generation and Shrinking (Property-based Testing Part 4)

How property-based testing libraries like Clojure's test.check and Haskell/F#'s Hedgehog unify their random generation and shrinking API.

24. Why Your Project Should Start With The Discovery Phase

Does the discovery phase a Big Thing in business?

25. Using LVM to Serve Old Laptop as a Cloud Storage Engine Service at home with all External Hard Drive

Using LVM to Serve Old Laptop as a Cloud Storage Engine Service at home with all External Hard Drives.

26. The Tyk Side Project Fund is open for applications

Tyk's micro-grant program is now accepting applications! Get a chance to receive a £500 grant to help advance your side project.

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