I've been learning Python for less than a year now, and I'm eager to dive into some full projects to enhance my skills. I'm looking for suggestions for both simpler and more complex projects that I can tackle, ideally ones that take between 10 to 100 hours to complete. I'd love to hear what you all have worked on—whether it's database projects, games, scripts, engineering applications, or anything else. It would be awesome if you could also explain what you learned through your projects, any prerequisites, and how the projects could apply in real-world scenarios.
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One project I’m really proud of is my "memo" CLI app. It's a straightforward command-line interface tool that only requires Python (and a bit of AppleScript if you want to publish it on Homebrew). You’ll pick up valuable skills like reading documentation and working with libraries while building it! Plus, it’s a fun way to improve your command line skills since most of my projects were just in PyCharm before this.
That sounds like a solid idea! I haven't tried making a CLI app yet, so this could be a fun challenge for me. It'll be nice to work outside of PyCharm!