Show HN: Enlight – Learn to code by building projects

I like this, as it's how I learned programming back in ~2004-2008. Back then, "how to make X" was the typical format of tutorial you would find at tutorial aggregators or publishers. e.g. "how to make a membership system in PHP." I always enjoyed these guides much more than generic "how OOP works" because they gave me something to build, with step-by-step instructions to verify I'm doing it right, and that I could extend for my purposes once I got it working.

Nowadays content is much more generic and you see a lot less "indie tutorial" type content. Either you read someone's blogpost on a complex, niche technical topic, or you pay for an introductory course / bootcamp that teaches in the more traditional tutorial style. It's kind of sad that the attitude of freely sharing "how to do X" has been co-opted by profit-seeing education programs.

P.S. I see from your website that you're a high school runner? Very cool! I ran XC/Track all throughout high school and in college at the D1 level... let me know if you ever want to chat about recruiting or anything, it looks like you're a decent runner based on your tempo times.

This is fantastic. The hardest part of solo programming to me is coming up with an idea.

Looks good. It would be nice to have a quick way to sort by language of interest.

That's pretty cool. Makes me want to program