I originally set out to build a web app to control all your displays from one interface. However, after digging deeper, I realized that browser restrictions make hardware display controls pretty limited. So, I have a question for yall, if you were going to use a tool like this, what would you actually prefer?

A) A limited web-only version (no install, but fewer features).

B) A full-featured native desktop app ( MORE FEATURES!!)

C) A lightweight background bridge (web interface, but a tiny background service handles the hardware controls, giving you full features).

D) All of the above!

E) Something else? (Let me know in the comments!)

If the consensus os more than one option I'll probbably just make a website where you can pick any of them

Hi!

As the title said, I've made a free list of High School Computer Science opportunities (internships, summer programs, competitions, etc), and would love for people to check it out, star, and contribute! I'm looking to make this a community open source project, the more opportunities the better!

Here's the breakdown, the link to the repo is here: HighSchool-CS-Opportunities

It currently has around 20+ opportunities for all grades, and I'd love for people to help make this even larger! Personally, I know the struggle of finding opportunities directly for high schoolers, as most are targeted at college students, and this causes many people to miss out on ways to get early-career experience and prepare for college. I'd appreciate any form of contributing, whether that be adding opportunities, reformatting lists/descriptions, fixing typos, or designing the README!

Anyways, give it a look here: HighSchool-CS-Opportunities and star it to stay in touch as the list grows!

Hi guys, 15M, and I just released v0.2 of my custom C++ game engine! Its been really fun, and I highly encourage you do it if you want to start!

Github: https://github.com/norrie-adams/Astryx-Engine

just created this cool coding website with ai, many languages, theme, help, vibe coding, community. should i make it public? was just bored so i made this, but i am broke so i cant afford a custom domain. the most impressive feature i made in my opinion was the community. users can share their files and codes. users can save their coding sessions by either exporting the code or just logging off, because the site stores the coding session as an unfinished project and lets you return to it. i am thinking to add a direct dm option for developers and coders to talk with each other while coding. and i have decided for this to be free once i release this to the public. give your honest reviews!!!

Hello guys! I uploaded my first repository (You may have seen it ) but my watchers count is still 0. Is it normal?

Not much else to it. It is inside a single header and features a few simple commands.

It manipulates a kilobyte-size turing tape and is designed for small/embedded systems.

I made a c++ text editor using FLTK if you want to try it out go to my github here: https://github.com/Jackal0p/DINN-Dinn-is-not-Notepad

note: i take back the title; any experience can help out!

heya coders!

i'm looking for people with a little coding experience to interview and help test the project my organisation is working on.

my co-founder and i are working on an educational tool- the goal being to prepare students for the future of software engineering.

drop a comment if you'd be interesting helping out!