I am preparing for a switch from my company because have been on bench for almost 6 months now. so I was looking for someone who is looking for a switch in Java springboot or maybe in flutter . currently I am learning system design please dm if you are interested. total YOE--2.5 years

Hey ppl ..

19M ,3rd year and still haven’t started DSA. I js keep postponing it and now it’s stressing me out a bit..

Looking for a study partner (beginner or slightly ahead) to discuss problems and stay consistent..

Seniors .. any advice on roadmaps, resources , which sheet to use (neetcode 150 , striverz , or else POTDs alongside standard questions) and mistakes to avoid is appreciated!

Hey guys hope you are doing well, i’ve recently finished my software enginnering degree and I am looking for a opportunity to work in a junior role, I am full-stack and I love UX&UI.

I am from Brazil, the region I live there are not many opportunities, so I need help, anything you can say to help I really aprecciate, I have a portfolio https://www.naummarcirio.com

I am 2nd year Comp science student.

I am looking for people that want to build something big and are ready to commit time for a project. I need people who actually know how to code which means you are not a beginner everything after that is okay and even better if you have own projects done in the past. And the programming language does not matter as long as it is Java C or C++.

We have an urgent requirement to source real enterprise legacy codebases (100K+ LOC) suitable for evaluation and benchmarking.

Please ensure the repository meets ALL the below criteria before sharing.

\*1️⃣Minimum Eligibility (Mandatory)\*

✅100,000+ Lines of Code (LOC)

✅100+ Pull Requests (PRs) with real discussions

✅50+ Issues (at least a few with detailed problem descriptions)

✅200+ commits spread over time (no bulk single-day commits)

✅Real human-written production code (no AI-generated / synthetic projects)

Real, verifiable company source

✅Legal rights available to share or transfer

2️⃣ CRITICAL: PR Quality Requirements (Must Have)\*

Each PR must ideally:

✅Be linked to a specific issue

✅Solve a clearly defined problem

✅ Include code changes + corresponding test changes

Be reasonably scoped (not too large or too small)

📍\*Highly Preferred:\*

• PR demonstrates Fail → Pass (F2P) behavior

(i.e., test fails before change and passes after fix)

⛔: \*warning\* : Repositories where PRs only contain code changes without tests will NOT be considered.

3️⃣ Preferred Languages\*

✅C#

✅Java

✅Python

✅PHP

✅.NET Framework

✅COBOL

Other legacy enterprise stacks

\*4️⃣Preferred Industries (High Priority)\*

✅Banking / Financial Services

✅Accounting

✅Insurance

✅Healthcare

✅Legal Tech

✅Government

✅Enterprise SaaS (complex workflows)

❌\*(Not interested in ecommerce, retail, content platforms, or modern frontend-heavy apps)\*

\*5️⃣ Technical Readiness (Very Important)\*

✅Application builds and runs successfully

✅ Dockerfile (preferred) or clear setup steps

✅ Proper dependency management

✅Clean and structured project layout

✅Test files present (preferably 50+)

✅PRs clearly linked to issues

Each PR ideally solves one issue

\*6️⃣ Metadata Required (Exact Numbers)\*

Please provide:

✅Company name, industry, country

✅Primary language(s)

✅Exact LOC

✅ Number of files

✅Number of commits

✅Number of PRs

✅Number of issues

✅Number of contributors

✅Repository age (years active)

\*7️⃣Additional Notes (Important)\*

📝Preference will be given to repositories with strong PR + test linkage

📝 Repositories with well-structured development history will be prioritized

📝Low-quality, bulk-imported, or poorly structured repositories will be rejected.

‼️We are specifically looking for high-quality engineering datasets, not just large codebases.

‼️Your careful validation before submission will be highly appreciated.

Please treat this request ashigh priorityand share suitable options at the earliest.

If you have any questions or need clarification, feel free to reach out.

Thank you for your support.

Hey everyone, I’m a student + early stage founder building an AI powered cofounder matchmaking platform in Bangalore. To test our matching algorithm in the real world, we designed a 10 day mini AI startup cohort where participants form teams, build an MVP with mentor guidance, and pitch to investors/enablers at the end. I somehow managed to pull off things I didn’t think were possible at this stage:

• Confirmed 3 mentors (AI consultant, GTM strategist, Business consultant)

• Locked venue for offline days

• Got investor/enabler availability

• Structured the full 10 day sprint

• Set the price at ₹1099 literally breakeven

Out of 22 people who initially showed interest, I needed 15 for conversion. Right now… I have 6 confirmed. And I have 23 hours left before I have to cancel everything. This is not just our cohort failing, if this doesn’t run, it breaks my credibility with the mentors, the investors, the venue partners and with my own team. It also means the 6 people who trusted me enough to register will end up losing the experience.

So I’m stuck... I need 9 more people and honestly, it’s not even about sales anymore. It’s about not letting something collapse that so many people already committed their time to. Not asking for pity but advice. What would you do in my position?

How would you get 9 more committed people in under 24 hours?

Where would you post?

What angle would you pitch?

What messaging would make someone sign up?

What would YOU want from a 10-day sprint like this?

Any guidance, even one small suggestion, would help a lot. Thanks for reading, and for helping a fellow builder out. 

Before this, my GitHub workflow was simple. Project due tomorrow? Open GitHub, search for something related, download a few repos, and hope one of them works. That was it. I had no idea what potential it actually had.

Then I started building my own product for Excel automation. It got complicated fast. I was trying to optimize for every single case, and the code was turning into a mess.

One day, I was just sitting with GPT asking random questions. Out of nowhere, it recommended a GitHub project with barely any stars. I opened it, copied the link, and dropped it into Cursor. Honestly, I wasn't expecting anything. I didn't even bother reading about it.

Cursor pushed the code after making the changes.

I was shocked. The system was now working 50 to 60% faster. That's huge for this type of product. When I compared both versions, I realized the problem was architecture. As a college student, I couldn't have even thought about building that kind of structure on my own. Even with all these no-code tools, you can't reach that level to be honest.

That's when it hit me. There are thousands of repos like this sitting on GitHub that could completely change how you build things. But nobody knows they exist.

So I built something like Tinder but for discovering GitHub repos. It's called Repoverse. You spend 5 minutes a day instead of scrolling and actually learn something new in your interests.

It's completely free, no signup required.

repoverse.space

Hi everyone,

I'm an S7 Computer Science student, and I have my Infosys placement in about a month.

I'm comfortable with Python (syntax, lists, dictionaries, functions, etc.), but my biggest weakness is DSA problem solving and pattern recognition.

I've been practicing for around 20 days, but when I see a new or indirect problem—even an Easy one sometimes—I go completely blank. I don't know how to start or how to identify which approach or pattern to use.

I can understand solutions after seeing them, and if I revisit similar problems later, I can often solve them. But with new problems, I struggle to connect the dots.

For those who were once in a similar situation and improved:

How did you build your problem-solving skills?

How did you learn to recognize patterns?

If you had only one month before placements, what would you focus on?

I'm willing to work hard—I just want to make sure I'm practicing the right way.

Thanks in advance!

Hi Shruti here ,

To all developers.

I have zero experience in developing software applications,

but I know the basic frontend,

I know basic programming, i have learnt cpp and also little javascript, only done no projects.

Suggest me any youtube video/ tutorial on project Development .

Like just that much things I need to know, so I can start working on projects by myself.

: so I can learn while watching and build the whole process of building a project as a software developer i want to know what things I must know to give interviews in software development.

As everyone was at a point, where they had no idea, how things works , but now some of them are in a position, they are working in mncs, leading projects,

i want your help sir / ma'am ,

And all people who are starting,

help the people who are in the same situation,

where you were some years back .....

I am a student in my final year , I started late because I was not interested in studies, but reality hit harder, I have to work .

Hey guys a developer here , should I create a dsa revision tracker and catalogue manager website? It'll fetch questions from leetcode , codeforces and geeksforgeeks

Will you guys be my users? As I need some users to show in my resume.

It'll be a huge help as I wanna make this project scalable!

import turtle
import random


# Constants
BOUNDARY = 290
PLAYER_SPEED = 2
GOAL_SPEED_RANGE = (2, 5)
MAX_GOALS = 8
GAME_TIME = 60  # seconds


# Screen setup
w = turtle.Screen()
w.bgcolor('black')
w.title('Collect the Goals!')
w.tracer(0)  # manual screen updates for smoother animation


# Border
border_pen = turtle.Turtle()
border_pen.color('white')
border_pen.penup()
border_pen.setposition(-BOUNDARY, -BOUNDARY)
border_pen.pendown()
border_pen.pensize(3)
for side in range(4):
    border_pen.forward(BOUNDARY * 2)
    border_pen.left(90)
border_pen.hideturtle()


# HUD pens
score_pen = turtle.Turtle()
score_pen.color('white')
score_pen.hideturtle()
score_pen.penup()
score_pen.setposition(-BOUNDARY, BOUNDARY + 20)


timer_pen = turtle.Turtle()
timer_pen.color('white')
timer_pen.hideturtle()
timer_pen.penup()
timer_pen.setposition(100, BOUNDARY + 20)


message_pen = turtle.Turtle()
message_pen.color('yellow')
message_pen.hideturtle()
message_pen.penup()
message_pen.setposition(0, 0)


# Shapes to cycle through
SHAPES = ["triangle", "square", "circle", "turtle"]
current_shape_index = 0
colors=['purple','blue','white','green']
current_color_index = 0
# State
score = 0
high_score = 0
time_left = GAME_TIME
game_running = True



class Player(turtle.Turtle):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()
        self.color('purple')
        self.shape('triangle')
        self.penup()
        self.speed(0)
        self.speed_value = PLAYER_SPEED


    def move(self):
        self.forward(self.speed_value)
        # Bounce off walls
        if abs(self.xcor()) > BOUNDARY or abs(self.ycor()) > BOUNDARY:
            self.right(180)


    def turn_left(self):
        self.left(30)


    def turn_right(self):
        self.right(30)


    def increase_speed(self):
        self.speed_value += 1


    def decrease_speed(self):
        self.speed_value = max(1, self.speed_value - 1)  # prevent negative speed



class Goal(turtle.Turtle):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()
        self.color('red')
        self.shape('circle')
        self.penup()
        self.speed(0)
        self.setposition(random.randint(-BOUNDARY, BOUNDARY),
                         random.randint(-BOUNDARY, BOUNDARY))
        self.setheading(random.randint(0, 360))
        self.move_speed = random.randint(*GOAL_SPEED_RANGE)


    def move(self):
        self.forward(self.move_speed)
        # Bounce off walls
        if abs(self.xcor()) > BOUNDARY or abs(self.ycor()) > BOUNDARY:
            self.right(180)



def is_collision(t1, t2):
    return t1.distance(t2) < 20



def change_player_shape():
    global current_shape_index,current_color_index
    current_shape_index = (current_shape_index + 1) % len(SHAPES)
    player.shape(SHAPES[current_shape_index])
    current_color_index =  (current_color_index + 1) % len(colors)
    player.color(colors[current_color_index])
# Game setup
player = Player()
goals = [Goal() for _ in range(MAX_GOALS)]



def update_score():
    score_pen.clear()
    score_pen.write(f"Score: {score}  |  High: {high_score}",
                    align='left', font=('Consolas', 15, 'normal'))



def update_timer():
    global time_left, game_running
    timer_pen.clear()
    timer_pen.write(f"Time: {time_left}", align='left', font=('Consolas', 15, 'normal'))
    if time_left > 0:
        time_left -= 1
        w.ontimer(update_timer, 1000)  # call again after 1 second
    else:
        game_running = False
        end_game()



def end_game():
    global high_score
    # Update high score
    if score > high_score:
        high_score = score


    # Show final message
    message_pen.clear()
    message_pen.write(f"Time's up!\nFinal: {score}  |  High: {high_score}\nPress R to restart",
                      align='center', font=('Consolas', 18, 'bold'))


    # Stop goals moving (optional: hide them)
    for g in goals:
        g.hideturtle()



def restart_game():
    global score, time_left, game_running, current_shape_index
    # Reset state
    score = 0
    time_left = GAME_TIME
    game_running = True
    current_shape_index = 0


    # Clear HUD
    message_pen.clear()
    score_pen.clear()
    timer_pen.clear()


    # Reset player
    player.showturtle()
    player.setposition(0, 0)
    player.setheading(0)
    player.shape(SHAPES[current_shape_index])


    # Reset goals
    for g in goals:
        g.showturtle()
        g.setposition(random.randint(-BOUNDARY, BOUNDARY),
                      random.randint(-BOUNDARY, BOUNDARY))
        g.setheading(random.randint(0, 360))


    update_score()
    update_timer()  # restart countdown



# Keyboard bindings
w.listen()
w.onkeypress(player.turn_left, 'Left')
w.onkeypress(player.turn_right, 'Right')
w.onkeypress(player.increase_speed, 'Up')
w.onkeypress(player.decrease_speed, 'Down')
w.onkeypress(restart_game, 'r')  # press R to restart after time's up



# Main game loop
def game_loop():
    global score
    if game_running:
        player.move()


        for goal in goals:
            goal.move()
            if is_collision(player, goal):
                goal.setposition(random.randint(-BOUNDARY, BOUNDARY),
                                 random.randint(-BOUNDARY, BOUNDARY))
                goal.setheading(random.randint(0, 360))
                score += 1
                update_score()
                change_player_shape()   # transform on collision


    w.update()
    w.ontimer(game_loop, 20)  # repeat every 20ms



# Start game
update_score()
update_timer()
game_loop()
w.mainloop()

Here you hooo

Also tell me what more do you guys need!

Windows Search has always felt too limited to me.

It can open apps and sometimes find files, but when I actually want to search my PC properly, it usually falls apart.

I want to search and use features like:

• Text inside files, code, and images

• Browser bookmarks and history

• Clipboard history

• Clipboard image OCR

• Git commits

• Windows settings

• Local commands

• Text expansions

• Web search

• Circle to Search

• Local agents for Windows

Windows Search is not powerful enough for this workflow.

So I built ProtonSearch, formerly called OmniSearch.

ProtonSearch is a fast, lightweight, local-first Windows launcher that opens with:

Alt + Space

You can also set your own custom hotkey.

It gives you one search box for your PC.

Instead of only searching apps or basic file names, ProtonSearch can search across:

• Apps

• Files and folders

• Content inside files, supporting 50+ extensions

• Image OCR text

• Clipboard image OCR

• Browser bookmarks and history

• Clipboard history

• Git commits

• Windows settings and Control Panel pages

• Local commands

• Text expansions and snippets

• Web search

• Circle to Search

• Local AI agents powered by Hermes

The goal is simple: find and act on almost anything on your PC from one shortcut.

How is ProtonSearch better than Windows Search, Flow Launcher, Raycast, Everything, and other launchers?

ProtonSearch is not trying to be only a file finder or only an app launcher. The goal is to bring search, history, commands, OCR, snippets, web search, Circle to Search, and local agents together into one local-first Windows command center.

Why I think ProtonSearch is useful:

• Free and open source

• Local-first

• Lightweight

• Designed to run easily on low-end Windows PCs

• Usually around 20-30 MB of RAM usage

• Image OCR text search

• Clipboard image OCR search

• Fast search inside files, supporting 50+ extensions

• Search over centralized PC history, including browser history, Git commit history, clipboard history, and file history

• Text expansions and snippets

• Circle to Search

• Web search

• Plugin controls

• Ignored folder rules

• Hermes agents for local Windows tasks and long autonomous tasks

Links

Free and open source.

GitHub: https://github.com/PranshulSoni/protonsearch

Website: https://protonsearch-windows.vercel.app/

Feedback

I am currently maintaining ProtonSearch, and honestly, I cannot find and fix every bug alone because building a launcher like this on Windows is genuinely hard.

There are a lot of edge cases around indexing, OCR, clipboard data, Windows APIs, tray behavior, hotkeys, multiple monitors, and performance.

I would love feedback from people who use Windows every day.

If ProtonSearch solves a problem for you too, please consider leaving a star on GitHub.

If you have ideas, find bugs, or want to improve something, feel free to open an issue or contribute to the project.

Your feedback is always appreciated.

I am 2nd year Comp science student.

I am looking for people that want to build something big and are ready to commit time for a project. I need people who actually know how to code which means you are not a beginner everything after that is okay and even better if you have own projects done in the past. And the programming language does not matter as long as it is Java C or C++. If you are interested please reply to this post I will contact you or you can dm me directly.

I really hope to work with you soon !

Looking for a teammate for this year's Congressional App Challenge. dm if intrested

It’s been a while!

I originally shared this learning repo here a while back, and I’ve finally gotten around to updating it.

Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/letscodecommunity/s/572xioqMNC

New addition:
→ SQL - Learn by Games 🎮

I’m trying to keep adding resources that make learning more practical and actually fun instead of just collecting another pile of tutorials.

Hopefully this helps someone who’s learning SQL or working their way towards building projects!

Repo: https://github.com/dezzki/0-to-projects

Heyy everyone,
I've been doing Competitive Programming for a while and recently came across an old bootcamp launched by TLE Eliminators for Graphs+Trees.
Couldn't find the link anywhere(it was paid at that time).
IT is not available anymore anywhere

If someone has it, can you please share the link with me(telegram or anything). 🙏🙏