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How to come up with a project for pumping specific skills?
The traditional solution is to find a problem that you need to solve and try to solve it with the right skill. For example, I recently tried to write one script in Python instead of the commonly used Perl. I haven't written in Python before.
In some cases, you can just write a demo. But now I want to upgrade C++, primarily STL and Boost. But the problem is that there are no suitable tasks (we don’t use C ++ at work at all), and demo examples in the style of “well, here we sort the elements of the list” are somehow quite miserable.
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As for the analysis and upgrading of skills:
For a game developer, I saw advice to try to write simple games (like Tetris), but from scratch to the bitter end.
It was hinted that after that, all sorts of epic plans to create a mega-MMO disappear somewhere.
As for the STL, at the beginning of mastering C ++ I tried to write bicycles and compare memory consumption and speed with the implementation in STL.
Join an OpenSource project? There are so many of them ... you can always find something for specific skills.
Can you write in Python? Do you want to use boost?
There is a solution: write the construction of a social graph on VKontakte (well, or Habr for a start). The boost just has a library for working with graphs.
If it’s not enough, link the Twitter/Facebook/Habr social graph with the VKontakte graph. And not just a link on the page means linking, but full identification of the node by the edge.
Plenty of opportunities for self-development.
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