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netikras35222323dyou're presented with a problem. you are expected to come up with a solution: tools, code, libraries, custom stuff, configs, etc.
juniors don't usually do engineering - they just do development with mentors' guidance [mentor comes up with the plan, tools needed, arch needed to solve the problem -- he IS an engineer]. -
lungdart3360323dSounds like you're leaving a lot of experience. The best way to make up that gap is to get coding.
If web dev is what you're looking to try, build a note taking app using a mvc style monolith like laravel or django.
Requirements:
* Create new todos
* Edit existing todos
* Cross off todos
* Delete them completely
* Persist todos in a database
* Keep your code version controlled on GitHub
* Write a decent readme file to explain how to run/deploy it, and use the application.
Good luck! -
void-co0319d@lungdart sorry for the late reply, thank you for your answer. I'll check and try the things you listed. and tbh I am not sure what path I want to take be it web or mobile or cloud I have no idea sadly. I'll try a bit of each until I find something I like. not sure if that's the best decision tho. thanks again.
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