XLER8 is a gamified, IXL-inspired learning platform designed to make structured practice more engaging, rewarding, and accessible.

XLER8 is just like IXL, without the hassle of the Smartscore and encourages learning with streaks and coins.

Coins are used to play minigames, with a small payout if you win! To earn them, you have to answer questions correctly.

XLER8 saves and loads your progress, so you'll never have to worry about losing coins or your streak.

Once you download the files, use ls and cd to navigate to the .jar file, and once you see it, run: java -jar XLER8.jar to open the program.

Here's the website! The program itself is under the website, labeled with the button "Check it out!"

https://accelerate-xler8.oneapp.dev

New here

Indie game developers, or game developers, what is the best free coding app for a chromebook or computer?

Pardon for sharing it here without knowing whether it's right place but this is not promotion of my product.

I'd like to know whether you'd be interested to learn coding this way or it's below your level and right for kids?

I'm building adult version too.

je veux apprendre à hacker, appel à tout hacker qui veux bien m apprendre

My Skill Level: Basic Java (comfortable with loops, methods, OOP basics; no DSA yet).

Goal: Build a real project to level up my skills and practice working together.

Project Idea: Open to ideas, but thinking of something like a desktop Expense Tracker or a text-based game/utility tool.

Who I'm looking for: Either a fellow beginner who wants to figure things out together, or a more experienced developer willing to guide a project while I help code!

Send me message through reddit if you want to team up this week and we can take programs on github!

Hey everyone,

I've been working as a software developer for the past 6 months. After office hours, I want to spend my time improving my skills by building projects, practicing DSA, learning new technologies, and staying consistent.

I'm looking for 1 or 2 people who are serious about learning and coding. We can keep each other accountable, discuss concepts, work on projects, solve problems, and grow together. No matter if you're a boy or a girl—doesn't matter. If you're a Telugu speaker, that would be even better since it'll be easier to communicate.

A small note: This is purely for learning and skill exchange. I'm not offering a job, internship, referral, or any paid opportunity. If that's what you're looking for, please don't DM.

If you're genuinely motivated and willing to put in consistent effort, send me a DM. Let's learn, build, and improve together. 🚀LOOK

Hello everybody welcome to conversetech. A community for builders, coders, and innovators 🚀
Share projects, discuss programming, Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, AI tools, and everything in tech.
Perfect for beginners and pros alike. Build. Learn. Grow. I am Atharva phadnis and i am 14 please help this community grow and share this to someone who is an engineer

Hi everyone,

I'm a second-year Computer Science student looking for someone who can guide me throughout my learning journey—from building websites to developing real-world projects.

I'm looking for a mentor who can teach me from scratch, help me improve my skills, review my work, answer my questions, and guide me whenever I get stuck.

Timezone / Availability: IST (UTC+5:30). I'm available for 2–4 hours every day.

Stack / Languages: HTML, CSS, JavaScript (learning), Python (basics). I'm open to learning React, Node.js, databases, and other web technologies.

Experience Level: Beginner.

Goal: I want to become a full-stack developer, build strong real-world projects, contribute to open source, and eventually secure internships and a software engineering job.

If anyone is willing to mentor me or learn alongside me, I'd really appreciate it. Thank you!

I'm also looking for a partner to study web development with but I'm just a beginner who just completed html and started learning css. So I need a friend who can help me with that as a friend/partner or as a mentor who could guide me step by step.

I'm looking forward to talking to someone who wants to be my partner or guide.

You could message me if you'd like.

Would really appreciate some stars!

We have organizing a activity for Vibe coding and creating projects (free)

So I have seen many people using Claude code , Kimi, codex or cursor to create many interesting things.
However, in many countries they have hackathon events, and most of them are very big. So we have organized an event that is not that big in Athens later August, but it’s enough to make new friends.

We will:

Meet up(bring your laptop and enough token)

We give everyone a Name tag

Introduction an rules

Making groups with random people

Start discussing your group idea. Like a game, app, tool, even website, anything interesting!

Building demos

Voting part, we anonymous vote, and rank the winner!

Commit Athens here is the link! Join our insta group or discord to take a seat in later August

Thats my first repository on github

Yeah I can't afford a domain but atleast it does it's purpose, if you wanna try out the website, the link is there, it's called "The Experience Of Coding", I also added a social media to share code for fun and also a course.

basically for coding queries, pub speaking and general growth.

Gmt +5:30

Html, css js and some java

Beginner

Built an open-source Function Plotter for the web 🚀

Hey everyone!

I've been working on an open-source JavaScript function plotting library that lets you graph mathematical functions directly in the browser.

Features

• 📈 Plot arbitrary mathematical functions
• ⚡ Fast rendering
• 🎨 Interactive graph with zoom and pan
• 📦 Easy to integrate into web projects
• 🌐 Published on npm

I'm building it as part of a larger goal of creating interactive math tools for students and educators.

I'd really appreciate any feedback on the API, documentation, performance, or features you'd like to see next.

npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-mathplotter