What is the answer if you know math ...

Build a Kamala vs. Trump betting website. Integrate Stripe (or another option) so people can deposit money and place bets, then share on X (yes, Twitter 😅). The app should be simple: a countdown to the result release, and if there's an API available, integrate it to show live results.
Also, add a shareable card/link so users can invite others to bet.

Tech stack: Next.js + V0. Since Stripe isn’t an option, try using PayPal. 😁
for api this might help ig ( not sure tho ) : API_LINK

@selfmadecoder

Some libraries are not only library (React is great)

https://github.com/MAshrafM/NodeJS_Projects
you lost your confidence with back-end?
learn basics ... take a rest .. then get dive into different projects like this

Don't Eat the Dessert Before the Meal
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Many people struggle to keep up with new tech trends like Next.js, Hono, and Shadcn. However, I personally recommend learning the basics of earlier frameworks, such as React, Express, jQuery, and plain JavaScript (or the core language itself) first. While this approach can be more challenging, it's incredibly valuable.

Let me share my experience. Whenever I feel burned out, I go to LeetCode and solve an “easy”labeled problem. This trick helps me boost my confidence 😊 and makes me feel like a “senior” developer! for a while hhh

Here are a few tips to help you along the way:

➡️ Explore older YouTube channels or websites like freeCodeCamp, GeeksforGeeks, or W3Schools. These resources can help you understand foundational methods and how they’ve evolved.

➡️ Take your time and build as many projects as you can.

➡️ Get involved in a community that inspires you. Share what you're working on, or teach friends—both are great ways to reinforce your knowledge.

I guarantee that once you reach an intermediate level with React, reading the Next.js documentation will be much enough to help you build apps with it, just as you did with React.

its interesting to see habeshan developer on top of search result. i think "Asabeneh" did his best to teach beginners.

Btw Kyle is my best youtuber forever