What are some good sites besides github...

[Neuromancer]

To find projects to take on. I'm currently going to school for NSA and later for Cyber Security. I'm trying to find projects to up my skill set, kinda like giving myself homework anyone have any suggestions?

So far I've buit a virtualbox

Done some python coding for a webpage

Created a mini gaming computer using a RaspberryPi 3 and a waveshare 7' hdmi screen (I had to alter the config.txt script for my Retropie and Raspbian OS so that the screen could talk to the OS's.)

 

[Obreh Winfrey]

You can try Sourceforge but I don't know a lot about them. Github is really the best option currently.

 

[Neuromancer]

You can try Sourceforge but I don't know a lot about them. Github is really the best option currently.

Cool. Any projects you recommend for a breh?

 

[Obreh Winfrey]

Cool. Any projects you recommend for a breh?

I personally wanted to hop in and work on some of the VSCode issues but I don't have the confidence yet. I've been sticking with my own projects in the meantime. It's tough to say for sure what you should get into; the easiest way to come up with your own project is to try and solve a problem that you, friends, or family is having. That gives you direction and keeps you motivated to finish it.

Since you're learning about cyber security look into this: SEED Project
Getting a handle on cryptography and learning how to implement it will be good for you.

 

[Neuromancer]

I personally wanted to hop in and work on some of the VSCode issues but I don't have the confidence yet. I've been sticking with my own projects in the meantime. It's tough to say for sure what you should get into; the easiest way to come up with your own project is to try and solve a problem that you, friends, or family is having. That gives you direction and keeps you motivated to finish it.

Since you're learning about cyber security look into this: SEED Project
Getting a handle on cryptography and learning how to implement it will be good for you.

Thank you.

 

[Macallik86]

The two that I have heard about are:

InnoCentive - Challenge Browser
Competitions | Kaggle

Definitely some complex projects on those sites but great for collaborating with others and adding other interactions to make your projects feel less solitary

 

[zerorequiem]

I personally wanted to hop in and work on some of the VSCode issues but I don't have the confidence yet. I've been sticking with my own projects in the meantime. It's tough to say for sure what you should get into; the easiest way to come up with your own project is to try and solve a problem that you, friends, or family is having. That gives you direction and keeps you motivated to finish it.

Since you're learning about cyber security look into this: SEED Project
Getting a handle on cryptography and learning how to implement it will be good for you.

I just want to say thanks to all of you. I wanted to get into cyber security but looking in this thread I realized I'm so behind the curve. I need to get to it.