florinpop17/app-ideas

app-ideas is a curated catalogue of small application projects that a developer can build to practise coding. The README compares it to a cure for "writer's block" for programmers: when you want to make something but cannot think of what, you open this list, pick a project, and start coding. The list is meant to help people improve their skills, try new technologies, fill out a portfolio, or generate examples for tutorials and videos. Each entry is more than a one-line title. The README explains that every project page has a clear objective, a list of "user stories" that describe what the finished application should let a user do, optional bonus features for those who want to push further, and links to resources that may help during the build. The user stories are framed as guidelines rather than a strict checklist, so a learner can adapt or extend them. Projects are sorted into three tiers based on the experience needed to complete them. Tier 1 is for beginners working on user-facing apps such as a calculator, a CSV-to-JSON converter, a Pomodoro clock, a notes app, or a stopwatch. Tier 2 is for intermediate developers who are comfortable with UIs and consuming external API services. Tier 3 is for those moving into backend programming and databases. The repository itself contains the project briefs as markdown files; it is not application code you run directly. Someone might use it to find a weekend project, to set exercises for students, or to give themselves a structured ladder of progressively harder challenges. The README does not mention a specific tech stack, each project can be built in whatever language or framework the developer prefers.