Build Your Own Blogging Software
This challenge is to build your own blogging software.
This challenge is to build your own blogging software.
This challenge is to build your own version of Dropbox.
Google Keep is an unassuming note taking app from Google. It’s the only app that has been on every smartphone I’ve ever owned. It first appeared in 2013 and hasn’t - to the best of my recollection - changed much since then. Or maybe I’ve just ignored the features apart from text notes 🙂
A HTTP(S) Load Tester is a program that can be used to simulate a load on a website or HTTP(S) based API. It’s a useful tool for tasks such as checking your system handles concurrent load, scales correctly under load and to verify that your rate limiting software works correctly.
This challenge is to build your own version of Notion.
This challenge is to build your own version of a Pastebin. A pastebin is a text storage site that allows users to store plain text in order to share it with other people.
This challenge is to build your own version of a social media tool, like Buffer, HyperFury or Tapilo.
This challenge is to build your own URL shortening service. Think bit.ly or tinyurl.com.
This challenge is to build your own Video Chat application. Video chat applications have been a driver of the public’s interest in technology for decades. For example, the British TV show Tomorrow’s World broadcast an episode about Video Phones in 1986!