Need some ideas|VB 2010|AHK

Hi there I'm currently taking computer studies at school however I am also learning some coding languages at home one of these languages is VB.Net now I have made quite a few programs before (Converters, Calculators, Basic Web browsers also I've made a few "naughty" programs like Booters and Keyloggers ***I AM NOT GOING TO MAKE ONE OF THESE FOR THE PUBLIC besides they don't work anymore I made them in 2010 and I don't like blackhats [although I do sometimes do whitehat hacking but rarely anyways this isnt my point***

So what I need is a few ideas im a Beginner-Intermediate at most I am stumped for ideas at the moment and I will even make a program for you (Well I can try..)
Im using: VB / AHK so let meh know some ideas and I will make and release them for free! (I can try to make a few private programs but dem cost NO HACK PROGRAM REQUESTS PERIOD) either PM me contact me via skype (da.shaunster.97) or post a reply to this forum

Please request something that I haven't done before and try not to make it too hard!
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Learn a real language. I suggest C++. But Java is somewhat useful in society, I here.

Make something useful. Find a target audience who lack a program for something they like and make it.

Don't gloat about keyloggers on sites like this, either. "Once a scammer, always a scammer" is a phrase used often by the mods. And it's incredibly ironic that you got "Hacked out of: 17 Mil RSGP "

Hope this helped.

 

Possibly http://www.codechef.com/ would help you with some ideas.

 

I was sure VB was a real language but I have been trying my hand at C# I get the basics of Java but I carnt get my head round creating gui's via code and the phrase you used "Once a scammer always a scammer" Well looks like you just met someone that's changed but the 17mil I think it was because I had a fake epicbot because of some email saying it updated. Overall you're answer was somewhat helpful with the target audience, Now just need to find out who to aim it at.

Thanks for the link ^^ I'll check it out nao.

 

Shame on you for saying VB isn't a real language. The academic environment has poisoned you, what happened

Anyway OP, make a game. Utilizing XNA in VB will teach you one or two useful concepts. Alternatively, making object-oriented themes is a good pathway to learning things about GDI+, controls, classes, events, and memory management.

 

Sadly no matter how much we like it, unless someone makes it cross-platform, it's just not a viable candidate in the real world of programming. Even it's syntax is rarely used in third-party things, where they choose a happy-medium like C# or something.

VB is fine for casual programmers, but you'll very rarely find any work with it in society. I use it for some things on occasion, but I prefer other platforms for major projects.