If you aren't sure, just make sure it is visible in your GitHub profile. During my most recent job search I had some completed projects on my resume and portfol

If you aren't sure, just make sure it is visible in your GitHub profile. During my most recent job search I had some completed projects on my resume and portfolio site but the project they wanted to talk about the most was one I am still working on and didn't put on either but it was visible in my GitHub. That project got me the job because it was using a technology they wanted to transition to. Just make sure your resume isn't too cluttered. That's a common problem I see with a lot of people who are applying to their first jobs or right out of school. The resume should just hit the high points of your career/education that are relevant to the position you are applying too. Always remember that whoever reads your resume is reading hundreds of them, they aren't going to want to read a novel for every applicant.