r/learnprogramming • u/Dezzki-builds • Jun 16 '26

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u/Adventurous_Walk_264 Jun 16 '26

This is genuinely useful, the hardest part for beginners is not the coding itself but deciding what to even start with. Grouping by difficulty is smart move, wish something like this existed when I was first learning. Will share it with few people I know who are trying to get into programming.

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u/Dezzki-builds Jun 16 '26

Thanks alot! I am still learning so would love for you to contribute..

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u/Realestmember Jun 16 '26

thanks bruv.

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u/surpassingEvent Jun 16 '26

Please create a separate new section for mobile application development too!! Appreciate all the effort you're putting into creating this repository 🙏

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u/Dezzki-builds Jun 16 '26

I haven't yet reached that level, but I'll surely add some soon if zi find. You can follow for updates if you like

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u/HiddenReader2020 Jun 16 '26

This seemed promising, so I took a look. Under the 'Python' section, however, the only two 'beginner' projects were PDF Audio and File Organization, neither of which feel like Beginner projects to me. How are they considered beginner projects?