It sounds like you have enough to get started on this path. I would want to see a "full" project built and deployed if I were interviewing. It can be anything r

It sounds like you have enough to get started on this path. I would want to see a "full" project built and deployed if I were interviewing. It can be anything really, it just needs to be "real world" / complex enough that you had: 1) Make decisions about things, and did the required research to make those decisions (and can talk about what you did and why). 2) Went through the entire deployment lifecycle. Its really easy to just do the interesting stuff then call it a day, but if you have actually gotten to production with something then you are forced to address a bunch of tiny paper cuts along the way which will round your skillset out significantly when trying to get your foot in the door.