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Not directly related but the author writes: > However, it’s important to note that most of these ideas may not be relevant to today’s job market Then advise t
by poulpy123 3y ago
Not directly related but the author writes:
> However, it’s important to note that most of these ideas may not be relevant to today’s job market
Then advise to clone the frontend/backend of well known site.
What other project HN would advise to do that could increase attractability for the job market, especially in python (the language I know) or C# (the language I would like to learn). I'm not looking for a job currently or in the foreseeable future, but I'm not against having a step in advance in case things go wrong
- eeue56 3y agoWhen I taught web development at university, we made sure to focus on hireable skills. Back then, that involved making a website based on a Photoshop export. That proved to be very successful, and we hired a bunch of those students over the summer since they had skills we could actually use. That said, I think a lot of theoretical practice tasks are good for stretching knowledge and skills, so they have value too.
- avandekleut 3y agoLearn typescript. You can do backend and frontend (and even IaC) in typescript. First-class VS code support and sprawling toolchain support.
- sevagh 3y ago>What other project HN would advise to do that could increase attractability for the job market Leetcode. Anything on your public portfolio that "opens a door" usually only opens a door to being whiteboard interviewed.