Ok so basically I just wanted to see if anyone had any ideas for me. Basically I want to do a project in java because i havnt done one for ages. Im fluent in java so that means i can do relatively complicated things. Id prefer for some software ideas rather then games.
Many thanks,
jakx12
If you just want something to practice then just go to a college's website, find the level course that matches your skill level, and do a random project on there. We aren't here to give project ideas.
I know, but i was looking for something like you just said. Like i didnt think of that because im english, but thats a good idea, ill do it now. Thanks.
If you want to learn some new things while doing some challenging projects, you might try http://www.csee.umbc.edu/courses/undergraduate/341/spring09/341-spring09-projects.shtml . . most of those projects use specific data structures (or, are meant to if you do them efficiently) and are *usually* challenging.
cool thanks, i might see if i can make an os though.
If you have a couple of years of free time, go with the OS. Otherwise, I'd find a smaller project personally.
I do have a couple of years! Obviously id make it with someone else. But what i want to know is that is there already a kernel written and boot-loaders etc. Because if there is then it wont be to hard. Like basically is there an open source os where i can mess with the code and custom it etc.
I don't really know, sorry
ok. Thanks anyway
You can develop an RPG game, like Runescape or Warcraft, i'm going to try your project!
I'm working on a webchat application myself, kinda like mIRC.
I was curious at one point to make a downloader application which can stop/resume/show stats/etc and watch the clipboard for relevant extensions.
How about a browser?
An IDE?
your own personal command line app with built in tools.
an ftp client.
lots of things :)
I was going to do that actually, but i like the idea of an os better :P
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