I built a collection of simple Python projects for beginners (CLI,GUI,Web,API)

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toxi360 · 5h ago

I built this as a collection of simple Python projects for beginners. Originally, it started as a way to help new learners (and myself, out of boredom) practice Python basics. Over time, it grew into a small hub that covers CLI, GUI, web, and API examples with progressive difficulty.

The repo includes:

    Calculator (CLI, Tkinter, Flask)

     Password Generator (GUI + Clipboard)

    Number Guessing Game (CLI & GUI)

    TODO App with SQLite (CRUD)

     Internet Speed Test (Threading + Tkinter
     ASCII Art Generator (Text & Images)

     User Management API (Flask + JWT + Frontend)

Key focus:

    Beginner-friendly, hands-on code

    Clean structure & progressive concepts

    Covers CLI apps, Tkinter GUIs, SQLite DB, threading, web APIs, authentication

Repo: https://github.com/Efeckc17/simple-example-projects-in-Pytho...

Would love feedback, suggestions for more beginner-friendly Python project ideas, or contributions! MIT licensed – feel free to fork and use it.

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I built a collection of simple Python projects for beginners (CLI,GUI,Web,API)

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