EPTIn order to learn Python, I've come up with an idea for a program just for fun. It will run in the background whenever the user plays starcraft 2, and will do the following things:
1) Whenever a new file is added into the "Unsaved" replay directory, I will copy it and place it into a new folder, altering the filename to be more descriptive.
2) Whenever this new folder reaches a certain number of replays, I will stop adding replays to it and create a different folder. (Replay pack generation)
3) Whenever my program copies a new replay, it posts the results to Twitter. Something like "I just [won/lost] a game vs [opponent] on [xyz map]!
4) My program will then look up the opponent's ladder data on SC2ranks and display it. Maybe I'll incorporate that into the tweet too.
5) My program will keep track of some basic statistics (win/loss ratio, average apm, etc) and display it to the user when queried.
I plan to release the source to this too if anyone is interested! I doubt that the program itself will be very useful, but I'm excited to create some sort of deliverable in a language I've never used.
This sounds like a fun little project, and I do know some people that wouldn't mind using it. What I think would be great with the twitter API is if you could customize the message... So you have say a form with different options where you can choose conditions (On: Loss vs Zerg) followed by the message (Message: "I just lost to a fking Zerg again") or something random like that 
And allow variables to be added to the message, similar to how you can add variables to your replays that get renamed in SC2Gears.
