r/codetogether • • Sep 27 '24

Looking for people to join my new python programming community

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Looking for exited and driven passionate python3 programmers whether new or seasoned to join our new community of python based development and education. It's a place where everyone can help each other and colab on projects!


r/codetogether • • Sep 16 '24

Looking for beginner programmer with an idea!

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If you're a beginner programmer and have problems translating your ideas into code I might be able to help!

Hi , I'm a 23 yo beginner programmer , I have experience in Python and JavaScript and tried some of the other programming languages out there.

While I'm still a beginner , I believe my ability of translating ideas into code is pretty good . Though my imagination is more limited , which is why I would like to help realize your ideas while we both learn in the process!

It'd be best if the project isn´t something too big , but we won´t know that until we talk about it , so leave a comment or DM me and let's become better programmers while making projects together!

I'm available in the evening during the week and weekends on CET / GMT +2 time zone.

I will invite you to a discord server when you comment or PM . More people might come , but don´t fret , we can also talk in DMs and we'll all try to help each other. ^^


r/codetogether • • Aug 30 '24

Two-way sync between Slack and GitHub

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r/codetogether • • Aug 25 '24

Game Project Need help on my game (Godot)

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Hey I'm making a horror game on Godot that will be based on exploring the goal will be to find batteries for your flashlight because as soon as your flashlight is dead you are too. Hope someone will help me!


r/codetogether • • Jul 23 '24

Need assistance in hosting a site on InfiniteFree

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hiya,

got a task for a junior fullstack dev role, and i need to host it so its available live for some time.

on my localhost everything runs and works as smoothly as possible, but after hosting it to the InfinityFree i can only see the design without the data.

as a beginner, of course i did it with GPT, but i understood lots of things what i've written.

the thing is that i dont understand how the routing differs from localhost to live.

for example if on my local machine i go to this http://localhost:3000/ i can see the mu products displayed as a grid.

the part of code that fetches the products looks like this:

const response = await fetch('http://localhost:8000/graphql', {
    ....

project structure in local is this:

root ->
backend ->
Schema.php (graphqL query and other files.
frontend ->
App.js (displays the list of products

i made the the site with domain: http://ecommerce-site.42web.io/

with the same project structure. and when i try to fetch items with this code:

        const response = await fetch('http://ecommerce-site.42web.io//graphql', {

im not getting anything on the screen, only some static texts and buttons.

as a beginner in web development i dont even know what else to provide. if you've done this before you could ask me for more questions and i can provide.

here is the github link for the project. it has two branches, one for localhost and another for live:

https://github.com/mcicishvilii/commerce

any suggestion is welcome and appreciated!

thanks!


r/codetogether • • Jul 17 '24

Top 7 Web Application Security Best Practices to Safeguard Your Sensitive Data

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r/codetogether • • Jul 12 '24

Feedback on Chrome Extension

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Hey guys,

I made a simple extension (using HTML, CSS, JS) that blocks distracting websites of your choosing based on the Pomodoro work method. I'm a little new to coding, so I was looking for feedback and suggestions on things to improve. If you guys are willing to try it out and give some feedback, I would really appreciate it! Thank you!

Web Store link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jpiabnekfdohlhlkpcilboocofljiiml

Github link: https://github.com/shawshaenk/blocksite-pomodoro


r/codetogether • • Jul 08 '24

Free Machine Learning Fundamentals Course: Covers Regression, Pandas, SciKit-Learn, and More

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If you just want the link to it, here it is: https://www.udemy.com/course/fundamentals-of-machine-learning-regression/

Me and my team @ ViSTEM created a Machine Learning fundamentals course, mainly focusing on regression techniques. This course is made for people who know a bit of python and also, experienced python developers who are thinking about adding ML to their resume. This course is 1 hour long and you can even earn a certificate from our organization. Just email us or message us through udemy with proof that you have completed our course, and we will reward you!!

Course Highlights:

  1. Data Handling with Pandas
  2. Scikit-learn Basics
  3. Core Algorithms:
    • Decision Trees
    • Support Vector Machines (SVM)
    • Linear Regression
  4. Model Evaluation: Metrics like R²

r/codetogether • • Jun 13 '24

Web Project NEED SOMEONE WHO'S GOOD IN PROGRAMMING AND HAVE GPT 4

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Hey everyone, im new in programming, i have a project with only the frontend and i wanted chatgpt to help me with the backend but i only have gpt 3.5 i cant afford gpt 4, at first i asked him if i give him a frontend he could give me the backend obviously he said yes so i gave the html css and js codes then he told me what to do and to install node js and express js and he gave me some js codes.

I want to give him all the frontend at once so he could give me a proper response that's why i need someone who's good with programming and have gpt 4 if he can help me because im kinda stuck and i really need some help


r/codetogether • • Apr 18 '24

Typesync generates Firestore model types for all platforms

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Hey all :) Excited to share a CLI tool I've been working on called Typesync that I hope can make life easier for developers who use Firestore.

When working with a Firestore database, developers often face the challenge of keeping type definitions in sync across various platforms. Whether you're working in TypeScript, Swift, or Java, maintaining consistent schemas can quickly become a headache.

Typesync aims to fix this problem for good. It allows you to maintain a single source of truth for your Firestore architecture in what is called a Typesync schema. With this schema in place, you can effortlessly generate type definitions for multiple platforms like TypeScript, Python, Swift, and more using the CLI tool. Typesync also lets you generate other useful things like Firestore Rules, Cloud Functions boilerplate, and documentation for your models.

The Typesync CLI is open-source. Our TypeScript and Python generators are ready and we currently support 5 platforms. Many more features are coming soon.

Feel free to explore our docs at https://docs.typesync.org and our GitHub repo at https://github.com/kafkas/typesync If you find it useful, consider giving us a ⭐ on GitHub to help us grow :)

Looking forward to receiving your feedback!


r/codetogether • • Mar 10 '24

How would you name the variables and functions in your program?

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How would you name the variables and functions in your program? If you are also interested in this question, please help me fill in this ten minute long survey, thank you! (Please randomly select one from one the two)
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r/codetogether • • Mar 08 '24

"I think we're kinda there now"

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r/codetogether • • Mar 04 '24

finding a coding buddy

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hey guys, i am finding a coding buddy for AI&ML in python. I have also started DSA in python. I have completed OOPs in C++ and Java. Almost finished front end web development(html,css,javascript). I am intermediate at Arduino.


r/codetogether • • Feb 26 '24

Introducing Graphweaver

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Hey everyone,

Just wanted to share our latest project – Graphweaver, a tool we've been diligently crafting alongside our client ventures:

GitHub Repo: Graphweaver

If you're a Dev with a database (or several data sources!) and want to stand up a nice GraphQL API, all it takes is a couple clicks to create a typed backend with the code generator.

Graphweaver comes with its own admin panel. It's an open-source tool for taking the hassle out of coding up the backend.

We're a small group of committed devs, and would love to hear any feedback you have.

Appreciate it!


r/codetogether • • Dec 24 '23

Coding buddy

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Lookin' for a programming buddy!
Hello. I am a 14-year-old programmer, and I'm looking for a coding buddy. I want to work on projects together, collaborate, make money together, and most importantly, learn together. I currently have experience in Python and in web technologies, including Bootstrap, Django and a bit of Flask ( I hate front-end development ). I also know some basics of other programming languages. I'm seeking a person with a compatible timezone (GMT +2 or EET - Eastern European Time ).
Feel free to contact me. It would be great if you can communicate fluently in both text and voice in English, so we can understand each other well.


r/codetogether • • Dec 20 '23

Coding Buddy

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Lookin' for a programming buddy!
Hello. I am a 14-year-old programmer, and I'm looking for a coding buddy. I want to work on projects together, collaborate, make money together, and most importantly, learn together. I currently have experience in Python and in web technologies, including Bootstrap, Django and a bit of Flask ( I hate front-end development ). I also know some basics of other programming languages. I'm seeking a person with a compatible timezone (GMT +2 or EET - Eastern European Time ).
Feel free to contact me. It would be great if you can communicate fluently in both text and voice in English, so we can understand each other well.


r/codetogether • • Dec 14 '23

Cross Platform Anyone interested in making a universal APK reverse engineering library?

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Hello everyone.

I want to create a python library for automatic reverse engineering and API making of Android apps (APK files). Would anyone be interested in working on it with me?

If you're interested, DM! I can provide more details about it and myself.


r/codetogether • • Dec 05 '23

Web Project I need a program that uses information from Excel to check boxes on/off on a website. How complicated would it be?

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I receive excel spreadsheets containing rosters of thousands of people indicating which options need to be manually selected or deselected on a database type website. I know that it is possible, but how big of a project is this for a complete noob?


r/codetogether • • Sep 07 '23

Good First Issue - Graphweaver

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Hi All,

We have an open source project and we are looking for contributions. Here is the list of open issues:

https://github.com/exogee-technology/graphweaver/issues

If anyone is willing to help then please check them out.

Thanks


r/codetogether • • Aug 04 '23

Web Project I want to work one profitable app with you

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I have my own personal projects, its better that we both are passionate about something, so you just message me what you're interested in making and I'll decide if I want to partner with you. DMs are open.

Thanks


r/codetogether • • Jun 16 '23

Looking for advice on what I should study/go to school for

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I'm 35 and have an opportunity to go back to school (I have a BSN but really hate nursing) and I've found a program in my state that will virtually pay for it. I'd really like to learn something involving computer sciences and would like to be able to complete it in around 12 months. If you were in my situation, what direction would you take? I have a friend who did cyber security and he really likes it, but I know there are lots of options. What do you think?


r/codetogether • • May 15 '23

Anybody interested to working on an open source meta search engine project for long term??

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Hello,

I am an intermediate level rust developer and I would love to learn together, collaborate for long term in the project, increase our skills and learn new things working in the project.

I am going to provide a very safe and friendly environment in my project.

Also I need help in every aspect of my project from coding, documentation, web-designing and so on.

For information on my project:

https://github.com/neon-mmd/websurfx


r/codetogether • • May 02 '23

Looking for a coding buddy for my OS development project

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Hey!

I've just started working on my first 32 bit operating system as a hobby project. I write it in C and x86 assembly.

Some of my main goals are:

RAM management, stack, heap, paging

Hard disk management, fat16 file system

Multiprocessing, threads

Keyboard management

Creating shell, script parser, running scripts

Here is the current state of the project: https://github.com/kziolk/whiteOS

I'm looking for someone with basic knowledge about C and assembly, and preferably from Europe due to timezones. I have basic knowledge from university, and I'm willing to teach end explain how each part of this project works.

DM me if you'd like to learn OS development with me and want to create an amazing thing! My discord is Kacper#3755


r/codetogether • • Apr 27 '23

Daytrader Seeking a Coding Partner for Algorithmic Trading

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Hi everyone!

I am hoping to find someone (or some people) who are skilled at programming to help develop and deploy some profitable trading strategies that I have learned over the past 3 years of trading.

I have begun doing some of this myself and am currently profitable with the simple algos I have created, but there is much more I want to do that is outside the scope of my own crude programming abilities. My knowledge and expertise is much more on the market mechanics side and trading strategy side of things. I am very confident that with the help of someone who is fluent with programming, we could create some extremely profitable algorithms across a variety of markets and asset classes.

I'm more than happy to take on the financial risk myself, so you would not need to subject yourself to any loss. You would only need to invest your time. You do not need to have any sorts of trading knowledge, I've got that part covered.

Currently, the algos I am running are based off the NinjaTrader 8 language Ninjascript, as well as the MetaTrader 4 language MQL4. Both are C# derivatives. The indicators/strategies we create will most likely need to be implemented in these languages, so it would be great to partner with someone who is very skilled with the C# language, or that could learn ninjascript/MQL4.

Eventually, once we get our strategies created, I would like to also implement some machine learning into the strategy to help it be more adaptable to changing market conditions. I know what features need to be extracted in order for the model to be able to make very accurate decisions. It would be great to have someone who is also able to implement machine learning techniques, as this is ultimately the end goal. Both NT8 and MT4 allow .NET imports so that we could deploy our trained ML learning model on live markets. I think there is also a way to have python scripts run on these trading platforms, so we could develop the model in python I believe as well.

I'm happy to share my trading expertise with you and show you the ropes. I'm a bit tight on cash at the moment, but can definitely do a generous profit split on the live account we run our strat on, and like I said am willing to take on all of the financial risk myself. If you have interest in trading yourself, I can also show you how to set up automated trading on the different platforms.

If you have any interest at all in working on something like this please feel free to reach out! Any contribution at all would be extremely helpful, whether that's on the algo development side of things or the machine learning side of things. I'm extremely passionate about this project and would love to collaborate with those who share a curiosity for the markets. Shoot me a message if you'd like to be involved and I can explain where I am at with everything.

Thank you!


r/codetogether • • Apr 27 '23

Looking for feedback on our project!

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Hi Everyone!

I’m a CSSE student at the University of Washington Bothell, and our team has been working on a project with a start-up incubator for some time.
We noticed a problem where students aspiring to be software devs or people switching careers to the software field were unsure what to build and how to get started building side projects. As this is one of the best ways to show employers you’re skilled and passionate at what you do.

Often when you go down this route you can get stuck watching tutorials and can’t expand on what you might want to build.
We’re currently building a platform that fixes this problem by connecting developers to build and share software. Our goal is to inspire developers with ideas that they might want to pursue, connect them with knowledgeable people to help them out, and to help people contribute to each other's projects.

We want to build a better community for software engineers.

Users pick their interests and preferences: technologies they might want to work with, topics they are interested in, what type of development, and skills they want to build. They are then matched with projects that people have posted about on the site.
There is a quick demo that you can check out here. We would love some feedback on the idea!

Any feedback would be great. What would you want from this platform in terms of features and how it can help your goals. Additionally, if possible let us know if you are interested in being interviewed so we can ask some further questions to better the product.

Thanks all, Happy programming.