what Projects have you built with Raspberry pi

Hi there, can anyone suggest me some unique and cool projects that can be made using webrtc and socket.io. I am just learning this tech and wanna build some cool project revolving around video calls and web sockets.

what are some projects or side hustles you have been working on besides your day job? I've been wanting to build some AI wrappers but can't find the time. is it possible to work on this on weekends/free time?

If you have time and interest, steal these ideas - Aggregator platform for AI content generation (imagine topping up 3-5 USD in a wallet to use for a week, multiple models with their APIs to choose from for output). Tech literacy and on demand online+offline troubleshooting platform AI Research institute working on intersection of tech, humanities, biology and law (BCI/CBI development and regulation is the next frontier for coming 20-30 years imo) Online white hat background check service/trust scoring for people and personalities Artisanal food and culture experience resorts Gamified leaderboard for verifiable positive deeds Standup comedy and events venue chain in tier 2 and 3 cities Real world literacy platform preparing 15-25 yr olds for life (taxes, personal finance, Excel, law) NFT store for purchasing advertising spaces (online/offline) Modular and modernized electric carts for hawkers with financing options Modular budget friendly homes for low/mid income families Happy to chat and help if anyone's interested in working on them. Also open to collaborating and actively working on any of them, provided you are serious and dedicated. I would personally recommend starting solo/2 person team max for faster execution. Cheers ✌️

How to learn and create projects in edge computing? What are good resources to learn it practically?

Hi guys, Thinking of building a personal project (web dev), which would be a solution to some real world problems in your day to day life. Getting bored after work so any suggestions or any idea that comes up in your mind, please share!😃

Hi guys, I am looking to build a project for personal learning using Angular + Java incorporating AI/ML if the use case demands. What are some interesting ideas that you guys would want to come to life/ problems you guys face to which solutions currently don't exist? Please put down in comments!!

Hello everyone, I am a cse Undergraduate student, and I want to do a side project on the web.Can anyone suggest any project ideas which are somewhat unique and help me in standing apart from the crowd.

Anyone here currently building or have any exciting ideas for personal projects? It can be a potential monetising ideas too.I tried doing some projects but couldn’t do it alone. My background : backend developer with 4 yoe. Primary stack node js and aws.

Hey guys, I am looking for people or teams that are really interested in deep diving into blockchain space (I am talking about consensus, networking, finality etc). I am planning to attend a lot of hackathons where we can build stuff and present it. If anybody knows someone who is interested or any groups that are already there, please connect me to them or share link of groups. You might be wondering why I am asking this here, honestly I didn't find any place to ask this especially in India, also I really wanted to see if people are really there who are genuinely interested in building and learning not just doing it for the sake of resume.

My last post (share.gvine.app/W6sQvon7d7H2qau89) saw a lot of opinions & criticism from many members in the community. For anyone who is offended by any of my comments, I truly apologize. Given the fact that some folks asked for constructive pointers, I decided to pen this down. These are just a set of points that I think would benefit some of you (not all!) in the long run: - Speak at conferences & meet-up — We have definitely seen a boom of them in India. A lot of folks continue to miss out on them for various reasons. If you are working on some exciting stuff, go ahead and submit a proposal for an upcoming meetup. Trust me, this is definitely something that you can use to actually build your personal brand. - Build some projects: Last month, I had to start taking interviews for the India team. I noticed the lack of projects, with many mentioning what they built during their college/interview assignments. Many complain that most of their work is proprietary, but it won't be bad to do a weekend hack around something they are passionate about. - Contribute to open-source: For some folks, this might sound almost cliche! Anyone who gets to contribute to any noticeable project today, will open a box of opportunities. I have known dozens of devs by now, who started contributing (out of passion?) and went ahead to work on impactful projects (while making good money!). - Seek interesting problems: A lot of devs I have interacted with have not sought companies, but problems! One of our competitors saw their investor join them as a part-time engineer (yes, he loves to code!). Builders always have this mindset to build — Luckily we have so many programs today that inculcate this. There are plenty of more ideas! The utmost emphasis for any SDE would be to become a Professional (with a capital P), become a craftsperson and take pride in your work! If you can't show anything substantial, your entire career building would be non-serious with sole purpose of money-making!