Sandbox

Sandbox is a curated collection of diverse programming projects I’ve developed while exploring new languages, frameworks, tools, and concepts. The repository is structured to demonstrate a variety of skills, from solving coding challenges to implementing tutorials and building fun, small-scale projects.

Each project exists in its own isolated environment by using orphan branches, ensuring a clean and organized structure. This setup highlights my ability to work with different technologies and approaches without interference between projects.

Note: This repository is intended for personal use and is not open for external contributions.

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Why Sandbox?
• Get Started
• Usage
• Sub-projects
• Project Structure
• License

Overview

This repository serves as a sandbox where I experiment with and practice various programming techniques, frameworks, and technologies. It contains:

• Assignments from recruiters or coding challenges
• Courses/Tutorials that I've followed to learn new skills
• Fun projects built for personal enjoyment or experimentation

Each sub-project is kept isolated in its own orphan branch, ensuring complete independence between the different topics and projects.

Why Sandbox?

The Sandbox repository serves as my personal coding playground, created to:

• Explore new programming languages and libraries.
• Complete coding assignments and tutorials.
• Create and iterate on experimental projects in a structured way.
• Showcase my ability to handle different programming challenges independently.

This repository acts as a public portfolio of my learning journey and coding experiments.

Get Started

You can access the Sandbox repository in several ways:

• Clone the repository using HTTPS:

bash git clone https://github.com/faiyazkhan024/sandbox.git

• Clone the repository using SSH:

bash git clone git@github.com:faiyazkhan024/sandbox.git

• Download the repository as a ZIP file:

Download ZIP

After cloning, you can explore each individual project by checking out the relevant orphan branch.

Usage

Each sub-project resides in its own orphan branch. To explore and use a specific project:

1. List all available branches:

bash git branch -r

This command will show you a list of all available sub-projects as branches.

1. Checkout a specific project branch:

bash git checkout <branch-name>

1. Follow the instructions provided in the sub-project's README.md for details on how to set it up or run it.

Sub-projects

Here are the sub-projects currently available in this repository, each stored in its own orphan branch. Click on the links to explore each project:

Assignments

Courses

Fun Projects

Tutorials

You can list and explore more sub-projects by running:

bash git branch -r

Project Structure

Each orphan branch contains a project with its own structure. A typical sub-project includes:

• src/ – The source code for the project.
• tests/ – Unit or integration tests, if applicable.
• docs/ – Optional documentation or extra files related to the project.
• README.md – Documentation specific to that project, including setup, usage, and objectives.

No sub-project shares history or dependencies with another, ensuring a clean and isolated environment for each.

License

This repository and all its projects are licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to explore, fork, and use the projects for your own learning and experimentation.