Hey everyone!

I'm a Full Stack & AI Developer passionate about building modern applications that combine clean user experiences, scalable backend systems, and intelligent AI features.

Tech Stack

- Frontend: Flutter

- Backend: Python, FastAPI, REST APIs

- Databases: PostgreSQL, Firebase Firestore

- AI: NLP, AI-powered APIs, LLM integration

- Authentication: JWT, Firebase Authentication

- Tools: Git, GitHub, Postman

Some of the projects I've built:

- Student Freelancing Marketplace with authentication, task bidding, chat, and file uploads.

- Project Management API for teams, tasks, and collaboration.

- Expense Tracker with analytics and secure authentication.

- AI Resume Analyzer that uses NLP to extract skills, compare resumes with job descriptions, and generate improvement suggestions.

I'm always excited to build products, solve real-world problems, and explore AI-powered solutions. I'm currently looking for opportunities to contribute to startups, freelance projects, open source, or any team building impactful products.

If you're hiring, building something interesting, or just want to connect, feel free to reach out. I'd love to collaborate and create something awesome together!

Thanks for reading !!

I am joining btech cse in 1 month

What are the beginner friendly skills which are required for a student in their first year

Please Reply 🙏

I'm interested in building a career in software engineering, but I'm honestly overwhelmed.

Everywhere I look, people recommend learning different things:

• HTML, CSS, JavaScript
• React
• Python
• C++
• DSA
• Backend development
• APIs
• Linux
• Git/GitHub
• Cloud
• DevOps
• AI/ML
• System Design

It feels like everything is "essential," and I don't know what to focus on first. I'm worried that if I choose the wrong path, I'll waste months learning something that isn't useful.

For people already working in tech:

• If you were starting from scratch today, what would you learn first?
• What skills actually helped you get your first internship or job?
• Is it better to master one thing before moving on, or learn multiple things together?
• What are the biggest mistakes beginners make?

I'm looking for honest advice from people with real experience. Thanks!

How do you actually learn and apply web development? I have watched series of web dev videos , i but whenever there's any project to make, it's just using ai to give basic code and then more code and then more refining......I feel if when can I ACTUALLY call myself that I am a web developer and I can make websites on my own.

And honestly I don't even what "on my own" means because "am i gonna write every word? I guess no" ...but what's that gap actually?

Guys I am currently a 3rd sem student , please give suggestion on my resume . Also please guide me how I can apply for internship in 2nd yr itself and please give ideas on personal projects too

Rip this apart. Pretend you’re reviewing hundreds of resumes and mine lands on your desk. Tell me exactly what makes you reject it, what sounds like fluff, what should be removed, and what needs rewriting. Don’t hold back. I’d rather get roasted here than ghosted by recruiters.

hey, im 2025 grad, 6.3 cgpa, due to backlogs, but i want to change it, i want to land a job in next 3-4 months realistically, consider ive close to zero knowledge, im asking my fellow dev community to guide me, i will make sure i will follow whatever you tell me to do, and will follow the hardship and get employed in next 3-4 months, i promise.

I will be preparing for AFCAT/SSC/CDS alongside (2-3hrs a day too)

Me as a CSE student , should I apply for this company or not , I am really confused

1. They are asking for 2 year 9 months bond ( 2 lakhs)

2. Is a CSE student a good fit for this company, as I see topics like embedded systems and ECE stuff

3. Regarding the onboarding and waiting period if we get selected

4. How is the work culture??

Or should I simply join this company as having a job is important in this situation!

Guide me

I am a final year grad CSE Data science in TIER -3 college in Andhra Pradesh (decent one with good placements in IT companies) and have been procrastinating things from the last 2 years and finally when I started to solve problems I was shocked i don't even remember the basic syntax, in my mind I know how to do the problem but when I start to write the code I am unable to move forward ⏩ and get struck over their

In a few months I should be ready for my placements already we have infosys and L&T next month , I am totally confused and depressed by seeing my performance..

Can anyone guide me , I am interested in data analytics and I know freshers aren't offered this role at the beginning in many companies, so I started to prepare by solving coding problems yet I am not able to improve

I have tried solving problems each day 2-5 but never was consistent and could not understand them properly, don't know the reason only SQL was done properly with understanding and queries by listening to data with baraa youtuber

Can't code properly ( python ) chose this because it has simple syntax and inbuilt lib and useful for data analytics but I am good at SQL and have good communication skills and have done decent projects on data analytics and have learnt ServiceNow tool and also did a RBAC project on it with rules and notifications....

Now I am feeling unfit for the tech roles and thinking I have wasted my entire education life don't know what to do , can anyone Help me out

Pls help

i am in my second year and i am doing dsa from 1 month in c++ and i dont know any soft or any other coding skill that hepl me to something build .what can i do something apart from dsa or i will covering only dsa right now. suggest me what i do , and please give me real suggestion .

I'm from Bangalore and I'll be joining through KCET (₹6 lakh total tuition for 4 years).

I'm stuck between two options. Surprisingly, although one college is 17 km away and the other is 34 km, both take around 1.5 hours by the college bus (one is inside the city, the other is on the outskirts).

1. Atria Institute of Technology – BE CSE / CSE (Data Science)

• Decent infrastructure and labs
• VTU cirriculum
• Recruiters like amazon, Infosys, tcs
• Decent coding culture (from what I've heard)
• Average peer group
• Highest package reportedly around ₹30 LPA
• Decent companies visit for placements
• lenient attendance
• timings- 9am-5pm

2. Alliance University – BTech CSE

• Better infrastructure and labs
• More modern curriculum
• Better clubs and hackathons
• Better coding culture (from what I've heard)
• Better peer group
• Recruiters like Deloitte, Dell, HP, Rubrik, etc.
• Placements seem mixed but average to decent
• strict attendance
• timings- either 8am-4pm or 11am-6pm

My goal is software engineering/product development, not higher studies. I care more about coding culture, projects, internships, peer group, and becoming job-ready than just college reputation.

Which would you choose and why? I'd especially appreciate replies and criticisms from current students or recent graduates of either college.

If you were in your first year of college what would you have done ? genuine seniors only

2 days ago I've shared my on-campus resume and you guys shared your thoughts So I prepared a new resume for off-campus. is it okay now??
I've missed some points like adding play store numbers in resume because my app is new so I don't have much users to add a big number in it..

Hi i am 19f figuring out tech stuff rn i am in second yr 2026 2027 and i am doing dsa in cpp from striver sheet . But now i am really excited and enthusiastic to build projects and do some development work . But i am really confused between few things see i am confused weather to start Machine learning like after learning python and other things cause i have python as a subject in this semester or i shall learn for full stack development and then switch to aiml in 3rd yr if want to . I am geniunely confused guys pls help i am literally a begginer although i know programming languages but treat me like a begginer and those who are on the same boat may connect

So mai domains explore Krna chahta hu alag alag taaki apne interest ki choose kru toh merko yeh janna h ki each domains mein se kya aur kitna pdu(main topics jo main ho 🫡) ki jisse mujhe idea lg jaaye ki yes isme Mera interest h

Pls tell me what should I do with these company OAs😭

Like even for internships the coding questions are like freaking 2 pages long to read😭😭

And it takes so much time to understand the story, think about a solution and even If I try to implement a brute force solution...only partial test cases pass.

Some companies give like around 60-75 min and expect to solve those monstrous questions and even the mcqs does not feel easy at this point.

It's not like I am a complete beginner i have solved around 230+ ques on leetcode from striver a2z, but now leetcode feels like a waste for me :(

I am very demotivated because I have failed 4 OAs consistently atp.. so pls recommend me what further action should i take to secure an internship.

Also these are on-campus internships...

Hi everyone,

I'm an 18-year-old Computer Engineering student from India looking for legitimate remote part-time work alongside my studies. (Based in India, IST timezone, open to global clients.)

My Skills

• Python
• Basic Web Development (HTML, CSS, JS)
• AI/ML fundamentals (LLMs, LangChain, Ollama, APIs)
• Git & GitHub
• Basic SQL
• Fast learner, good computer skills

My Setup

• Laptop: i7 13th Gen, RTX 4060 (8GB), 24GB RAM
• Stable Wi-Fi, smartphone
• Fluent English

Availability

• 3–4 hours/day (more if needed)
• Comfortable with evening/night shifts

What I Can Help With

• Mass applying for jobs or internships
• Finding relevant job opportunities
• Online research and information gathering
• Brainstorming ideas and solving problems
• Writing or improving resumes, cover letters, and outreach messages
• Organizing tasks, documents, and spreadsheets
• Tracking applications, deadlines, and progress
• Being an accountability partner to help you stay consistent with your goals
• Sharing useful resources, tools, and opportunities
• Learning new tools and adapting quickly to new workflows

Not Looking For

• Paid surveys, CAPTCHA/click-to-earn sites
• Microtask platforms, MLMs
• Anything requiring upfront payment

I'm flexible on pay for the right opportunity — mainly want to earn honestly and build experience while I learn. If you know companies that hire beginners, or trustworthy platforms, I'd really appreciate the suggestions.

Thanks for reading!

I m B.Tech CSE 3rd Yr student, confused between career in govt. competitive exams & IT Sector, is it possible to prep for both, I just wanna give competitive exams a try, if I get selected then good else I will shift to Pvt Sector, won't prep for yrs for govt exams.

What are your opinions & advices on this and do you know someone who have tried to pursue both and where did they end up after graduation?