Creating websites or web applications that function over the internet including frontend (client-side), backend (server-side), and full-stack development.

Creating applications for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. It involves native (platform specific), hybrid (using web technologies), or cross-platform development.

Native desktop or laptop applications for Windows, macOS, or Linux OS.

Creating software that operates within embedded systems or devices, such as those found in automotive systems, IoT devices, medical devices, and more.

Focuses on designing and coding video games across various platforms, encompassing game engines, graphics, physics, and interactive elements.

Software applications tailored for businesses or organizations to address specific needs like resource planning, customer relationship management (CRM), or enterprise resource planning (ERP).

Developing and contributing to software that is freely available, modifiable, and often collaboratively developed in a community-driven environment.

Building applications or services hosted on cloud platforms, leveraging cloud infrastructure, storage, and services.

Creating Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) that allow different software systems to communicate and interact with each other.