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In your opinion, what makes a non-trivial project? Can you give me some examples? I'm having some difficulties drawing a line between trivial and non-trivial pr
by mightymustard 10y ago
In your opinion, what makes a non-trivial project? Can you give me some examples? I'm having some difficulties drawing a line between trivial and non-trivial projects. Although it's not that difficult to find things there are above my current skill level.
- lgieron 10y agoThe role of this project is primarily to showcase your skill in the techniques required for the job. If you can show that you're familiar with technologies required, you're using the right technology for the right problem, can structure code cleanly, have a readable commit history, it will be more than enough for an internship IMO (as these are the requirements for a regular job basically). As for the project size, (all other things equal) the bigger the better obviously (since software complexity/difficulty raises non-linearly with problem size), but that's not the most important concern - you can for example produce two separate projects instead of a singular big one if you think it will allow you to learn and showcase more.