Hi, I am NomanKhial, and I am student of computer science. I love to solve problems and I wanna be great software developer

Hello, Everyone! 👋

I am Vignesh R, a second-year Computer Science student and aspiring cloud engineer with a passion for programming and building innovative projects. Currently, working on a weather app application using python with a user-friendly UI/UX and adding new features, along with my team and I are working  a finance management app and an attendance management system.

I am improving my skills in Python, SQL, HTML, and CSS, while also contributing to open-source projects. Excited to connect, learn, and collaborate with this amazing community! 🚀
Looking forward to learning and growing together.

A guy From UNSW, master of marketing.

nice to meet everyone here, hope can learn more, not only the code

Hi everyone! I'm Sandeep, a sophomore. I'm majoring in Cyber Operations with a minor in Network Security.

I build most of my projects myself and host them on AWS:

ShiftSentry tracks shifts and pay for people who work more than one job. It's built with Next.js, Supabase and Prisma, and GitHub Actions handles the CI/CD.
A private search engine that answers questions using my own Obsidian notes.
SandeepCloud is a Nextcloud server running in Docker on EC2.
An encrypted DNS server running AdGuard Home over DoH.

I mostly use TypeScript, Python and PowerShell, plus Java and C/C++ for classes. This semester I'm learning assembly, Data Structures and software security. I'm also working on a research project that runs SSH honeypots on different cloud providers to measure how fast attackers find a new server. And I’m also building a Wazuh lab, and I’m a bit unsure whether I should set it up in the cloud or run it locally on my laptop using Docker Desktop.

I want to work in SOC, cloud security, and right now I'm looking for internships. I'd like to meet people here who work on SOC, cloud, security or self-hosting, and to get feedback on what I'm building. If any of that sounds like you, say hi!

Hello everyone 😊✨
I'm a first-year at IIIT Kota, India, and I'm just beginning my open-source journey. I'm currently exploring communities and preparing for GSoC 2027.
I have some experience with Python, C/C++, HTML, and CSS, and I am truly eager to keep learning, explore new technologies, and contribute to meaningful projects. As I am still a beginner, so learning how to navigate open-source projects and make my first contributions, and I am excited to learn from the CGAL community, connect with fellow contributors, and gradually grow as a developer. Looking forward to learning and contributing with you all💖!

Welcome everyone 😀

I'm happy to be here with people who share the same passion.
People who love to develop their skills and learn continuously !

My name is Ahmed Ghazi from Egypt 🇪🇬
A third-year student in the Faculty of Science, Computer Science Department.

I am a .NET developer. The best programming language I'm proficient in is C Sharp.

I created a full-stack project (I'm currently working on it) where I apply what I learn step by step.
I also developed a productivity app (not completely free), but as you know, the server and all that costs money.

That's why, as you say, it's free except for the synchronization between it and the phone.It is a productivity and archives application. I built it with love and passion because If you visit my profile now, you might not find many details because I'm still developing it.

I'd love to participate in open-source projects and get to know each and every one of you 😄❤️

These are my accounts for communication with each other

https://www.facebook.com/share/1JvvabDqY3/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ahmed-mohamed-56712a350?utm_source=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=member_android

Hola a todos, soy nuevo en general, mi intención es aprender de todos ustedes.

Heyy guys, My name is Cipher. Student of Project Management Technology at Lagos State University.
I'm a full stack builder and a front end dev focused more on 3d immersive web builds, though I'm still learning in that regard
you can check out my domain ecosystem to find out more about me, byeee

cipherpr.me
cipherpr.tech
cipherpr.live

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m Abhay, currently pursuing a dual Bachelor’s degree in Data Science & Artificial Intelligence at DHBW Mosbach, Germany 🇩🇪.

What I’m learning: I’m focusing on Python, data analysis, machine learning, and AI. I have a good experience with tools like NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib , and currently learning Scikitlearn , keras and tenserflow.

Projects: I’m interested in building practical AI and automation projects. Through my practical phase at SAF-Holland, I’ve also been exploring business automation using tools like Power Apps and Power Automate.

Career goals: My goal is to become a strong AI/ML engineer, work on real-world problems, and eventually contribute to meaningful open-source projects.

What I hope to gain: I’m here to learn from other developers, collaborate on projects, share ideas, improve my coding skills, and connect with people who are passionate about technology. Linkedin : www.linkedin.com/in/abhay-rajak-83432621a

Looking forward to connecting with you all. Let’s learn and build together!

Hi, I'm Anton. My focus is Python, SQL, and learning how to make payment data explainable.

I maintain an open fintech data engineering learning path with 100 lessons, 40 foundation exercises, and 8 scenario labs. The core exercises run locally with the Python standard library and synthetic data.

One example asks learners to explain why a balanced journal can still disagree with a processor report. Another starts with working SQL that produces incorrect monetary totals after a join. I want the exercises to reward explaining a failure, not just getting a command to exit successfully.

The short entry point is python -m fintech_lab.quickstart after cloning the repository with Git and using Python 3.12+ with SQLite. I checked the current demo locally: six events are inserted, replay inserts zero, and reconciliation still finds a $1 discrepancy plus an unmatched external payment.

I'd like to compare notes with people who design or use coding exercises: what makes feedback useful when a learner's code runs but the data result is wrong? In particular, how much of the expected output do you reveal before it stops being a helpful debugging exercise?

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I'm a computer science student currently in first year.
I'm working on my own projects. As I'm a beginner so I'm just improving myself by creating my own projects.
I'm focusing on Python.
I'm working toward Ai carrer
I hope I'll meet new people and make friends

Hi, I am Student at Software Engineering at UBA, Argentina!
It is a pleasure to connect with you to continue with our studies!

Hello everyone! 👋 My name is Ayoub, I worked on an open-source project called AI_Accelerator : https://github.com/AyoubArdem/AI_Accelerator AI_Accelerator bridges the gap between experimental AI notebooks and production-grade systems , It combines a CLI wrapper (aiac), a Django API backend for deployment, monitoring, and governance and a fully modular Docker/Kubernetes runtime stack.

We are taking the project into its next major phase by shifting our focus toward autonomous AI agents and enterprise-grade operational control. I'm currently looking for contributors and fellow developers who want to collaborate on: Agentic Orchestration & Tracing: Supporting multi-agent runtime flows, tool execution tracking and state management

Advanced Monitoring: Deep-dive telemetry for tracking agent decision paths, latency overhead, token cost intelligence and behavioral drift

Governance & Guardrails: Policy enforcement layers to audit agent inputs/outputs, prevent hallucinations or unwanted tool invocations and ensure compliance in production

1- Check out the AI_Accelerator Repository : https://github.com/AyoubArdem/AI_Accelerator , to look at the codebase and open issues

2- Drop a reply here or connect with me if you want to collaborate, share ideas or make your next open-source contribution

Let's build reliable, transparent and production-ready agentic systems together whether you are studying AI/ML, working with Python and Django or looking to collaborate on cutting-edge agent frameworks. I would love for you to join us! there are plenty of ways to get involved from writing robust tests and fine-tuning container orchestration to designing telemetry and governance pipelines.