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Generally it's not so much what you build, but how it's built. If I look at your project, I'll be asking myself these kinds of questions: 1) Do you understand
by ktRolster 10y ago
Generally it's not so much what you build, but how it's built. If I look at your project, I'll be asking myself these kinds of questions:
1) Do you understand databases, or did you choose an easy project that lets you avoid knowledge of databases?
2) Do you understand how to write code on the serverside (either PHP, or Node, or Java, or Django, or something like that)?
3) Do you understand CSS/HTML/Javascript, or did you choose a project that makes it easy to avoid these things? Bonus points for React or similar framework.
4) If you are looking for work as a frontend developer, I would also include things like, "is the website attractive? Is it easy to use/user friendly?"
5) Do you know processes......git, Jenkins, AWS deployment, etc?
You don't have to be perfect in all those categories, of course, but the higher you score in each of them, the better.