Developer, maker, and perpetual project starter. I build web apps and dev tools mostly, things that I think are really useful and should exist and be simple to use. I also like to experiment with AI.
Make Some Noise Edition
Build something inspired by sound, music, audio, rhythm, voice, or anything else that makes a little noise. It could be a music visualizer, soundboard, rhythm game, audio experiment, voice-powered tool, or something that interprets βmake some noiseβ a little more creatively.
Oooooo like what is the coolest sounding thing you can make with code. No songs, no prerecordings, just digital audio synthesis. What would that be like, I wonder?
A Software Engineer who strongly believes one can add immense value by knowingly implementing Software Engineering best practices, even at the age of AI.
Wars are going on in multiple places of the world at the moment. These wars are affecting everyone, no matter where you are, and the worrying thing is, these wars are escalating!
People may have different opinions about these wars, but it is clear that most people want a peaceful world.
So let's have a weekend challenge with the theme: World Peace.
Better than AI. A challenge where the goal is to show that there's scenarios where throwing AI at it, doesnt make it easier, or solves the problem (I'm sure some will try though).
Would be interesting to see both wins and losses, given you'd think AI is bad at GUI design, until you consider skills files... So where do we still win?
Senior Full-Stack Developer and a Community Curator on DEV!
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A Software Engineer who strongly believes one can add immense value by knowingly implementing Software Engineering best practices, even at the age of AI.
How about "Why Dev". Interpret how you will, whether it refers to DEV.to, why the person develops, why we call ourselves devs, etc. ambiguity creates creativity and I think can lead to some fun projects and insightful posts.
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
Make Some Noise Edition
Build something inspired by sound, music, audio, rhythm, voice, or anything else that makes a little noise. It could be a music visualizer, soundboard, rhythm game, audio experiment, voice-powered tool, or something that interprets βmake some noiseβ a little more creatively.
I like the idea of sound π
Oooooo like what is the coolest sounding thing you can make with code. No songs, no prerecordings, just digital audio synthesis. What would that be like, I wonder?
Robots!
Wars are going on in multiple places of the world at the moment. These wars are affecting everyone, no matter where you are, and the worrying thing is, these wars are escalating!
People may have different opinions about these wars, but it is clear that most people want a peaceful world.
So let's have a weekend challenge with the theme: World Peace.
Better than AI. A challenge where the goal is to show that there's scenarios where throwing AI at it, doesnt make it easier, or solves the problem (I'm sure some will try though).
Would be interesting to see both wins and losses, given you'd think AI is bad at GUI design, until you consider skills files... So where do we still win?
@heyitsjem Cat Days :3
Cats think all the 365 days (+1 in every 4 years) belong to them.
Let's not disrespect them by placing them at the same level as dogs π
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I just got an idea for the holidays omw to work and had to share: "holiday cookies" I think that would be a fun css/js one!
"Best looking cookie"
"Most annoying cookie"
And so on...
I love it
How about "Why Dev". Interpret how you will, whether it refers to DEV.to, why the person develops, why we call ourselves devs, etc. ambiguity creates creativity and I think can lead to some fun projects and insightful posts.