A curated index of "build this app" tutorials for self-taught devs

What it does

ProjectLearn is a community-curated directory of project tutorials organized by domain: web dev, mobile, game dev, machine learning, and AI. Each entry links to an external walkthrough where you build something concrete — a Google Drive clone, a Pokémon web app, a DALL·E cartoon generator — rather than following abstract syntax lessons.

The interesting bit

The curation leans heavily on clone culture: YouTube clones, Uber clones, Reddit 2.0 clones. This is more feature than bug — cloning a familiar app gives you a spec you already understand, so you can focus on implementation rather than product design. The list also mixes classic stacks (PERN, MEVN) with newer ones (Next.js 15, Drizzle ORM, Appwrite), which suggests someone is actively pruning dead links.

Key highlights

• Covers web, mobile, game dev, ML, deep learning, and AI categories
• Technologies span React, Vue, Flutter, Unity, TensorFlow, OpenCV, and others
• Includes both quick weekend builds (CSS card components) and full-stack deployments
• Accepts community contributions via CONTRIBUTE.md
• Backed by a dedicated site at projectlearn.io

Caveats

• The README is essentially a very long markdown table; there is no search, filter, or tagging beyond the category headers
• Quality and freshness of external tutorials is uneven and not vetted in the repo itself
• “Curated” here means “listed and categorized,” not “ranked or reviewed”

Verdict

Useful if you are the kind of learner who needs a specific project brief to start coding. Skip it if you already know what you want to build and just need reference docs — this is a starting gun, not a finish line.