🎶 Let's get it started in here And the bass keeps runnin', runnin' and runnin', runnin' 🎶 Hey everyone! I’m building a new playlist for the weekend, and I want to skip the standard algorithm recommendations. Instead, I want a piece of your world. Don't worry about what belongs on a weekend playlist! What's a song you absolutely love? It could be a track you have on repeat right now, an old favorite that never fails to put you in a good mood, or a hidden gem you think more people need to hear. 👉 Drop your favorite song in the comments below! Can’t wait to listen to what you all share and find some new favorites. Happy Friday! I'll start it off: Artist: Ren Song: Hi Ren Notes: If you've ever struggled with self-doubt or self-worth, you owe yourself a listen to this masterpiece. Ultimately, it's a song about radical self-acceptance. It suggests that human growth isn't about becoming perfectly happy; it's about learning to walk with both your light and your darkness without letting the shadow take the wheel.

Rate your week 1–10 on: - Coursework progress - Building/projects - Mindset & focus - Community engagement Average score = your week's "Build Score." Drop your number below + ONE thing you'll improve next week. This is how we level up — measure, reflect, adjust.

Over the past few weeks I've been designing one of my biggest showcase projects yet, and I'd love to know if this is something other students would actually find useful. The project is called Claudia. She's not an AI that builds apps for you or "vibe-codes" your ideas. That's intentionally not her purpose. Instead, Claudia is an AI Product Operating System designed to help you become a better creator, developer, and product thinker by organizing, analyzing, documenting, and improving everything you build. Think of her as your personal AI product team. Here's what she'd do: 💡 Help you organize your ideas Instead of random notes scattered everywhere, every idea gets its own place where you can expand it into a real product over time. 📦 Create a Product Vault Every app, website, game, startup, or class project gets its own workspace containing: - descriptions - features - screenshots - videos - documentation - roadmap - changelog - version history - competitor research - user feedback - reports - portfolio assets Nothing gets lost. 🧠 Learn your product Once you upload your project description, Claudia learns what you're building, who it's for, what problem it solves, and what makes it different. She then becomes your AI product strategist throughout the life of that project. 📊 Analyze your product She gives feedback like: - What are your strengths? - Where might users struggle? - What features seem most valuable? - What should you build next? - What opportunities are competitors missing? - How could you improve onboarding? - What should you focus on this week? 👥 Alpha & Beta Testing Creators can recruit alpha and beta testers directly through the platform. Testers can submit: - bug reports - feature requests - usability feedback - ratings - pricing feedback - overall impressions Claudia organizes everything into actionable reports. 📈 Growth Reports If your project has active testers, Claudia generates reports showing:

What's the limiting belief you had about coding/AI when you started — and what proved it wrong? For me it was: "I'm not technical enough to build real things." Then I started writing code that actually worked. Then I built systems. Then I got paid for them. Turns out "technical" isn't who you are. It's what you DO. Drop yours 👇

Okay, so I have been working with AI to create a GUI in tkinter. My big issue is I can’t visually see it while I’m doing it. I have seen that apps like figma or buildify help to visually create an interface you can design but I am not certain as to how easy it is to link the engine part of the code to the GUI and there are not any real good tutorials. Has anyone here done anything with any of this, that can lead me in the right direction. It was so much easier with html/ css/ and JavaScript lol