Just a program I wrote months ago
I read a post on here a long time ago saying that you don't need to watch every single programming tutorial or learn a programming language from start to finish if you wanted to make an app. One of the first steps would be to simply start. You could also implement one impossible feature, but I would be satisfied with any kind of finished app, having never made one myself. I had attempts and I was largely using artificial intelligence like Cursor and Windsurf. It helped to some extent, but not fully. And I didn't even learn anything. So far I think all you need to actually create an app are the tools to do it, the documentation to those tools, and the internet. You need the internet to solve anything that might come up that you don't find in the docs.
For this app, I ditched any kind of help from artificial intelligence. Except maybe the Google summary, which was helpful sometimes. The app is in Python, and it's using the Flet library. The main purpose of the app is creating tasks and assigning them to other users who can then complete them. The app uses sqlite3 for storing information on tasks and users.
I had a little bit of a trouble rewriting the code today because of the recent Flet update, but I managed to make it work.
Link to app video on YouTube
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