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For practice with many programming languages: repl.it.
Sikuli Script is a tool that allows you to create programs which can recognize parts of your screen, click on buttons, and type in keyboard commands. Once you install it, here are some ideas for projects to work on:
Try some Project Euler problems, either in your favorite programming language or a language you want to learn!
For building webapps: Meteor.
We recommend Daily Dose of Haskell.
Consider also reading Real World Haskell or Learn You a Haskell, or playing around with Try Haskell.
Try Elevator Saga.
Try out the Codecademy Javascript tutorial or the Khan Academy introduction to Javascript. We'll be around if you have any questions to ask.
We've set up this game framework for you to play around with. This framework will help you make a game with a player that can be moved using the WASD keys.
Make a PowerPoint karaoke app. Use an API to find random images vaguely related to a topic, and show them in a browser. Add controls for advancing slides.
Try out the Codecademy Python tutorial. If you get stuck, don't hesitate to ask us for help!
We've set up this game framework for you to play around with. This framework will help you design and implement a text game with locations and items.
Write a program that, when run, prints out the current Bitcoin exchange rate using bitcoincharts.com's API. You may find the json library and the requests library helpful.
You can do it in about ten lines of code, but it's figuring out the right ten lines that's hard :)
Also fun: Python Puzzlers.
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