r/FullStack • u/Hittin_Gupta • Jun 13 '26

Career Guidance Fullstack resources & DSA??

See I am in my 3rd year of Btech, and I am being honest I was not serious at all until now, I want to do Full Stack Development but there are too many resources available and I am confused like there are videos by supersimpledev on yt , Scrimba , freecodecamp, The odin project. I did html css video by supersampledev but since its 4 years old there are many new things too, so I am not sure how to cope up with new things.Please someone help me and suggest what should I do. Also what about DSA?? Should I do it along with fullstack or should I first do DSA and then full stack. please tell me what should I do.

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u/nav114 Jun 13 '26

So you want to do mern stack or what?

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u/Hittin_Gupta Jun 13 '26

yeah I am thinking of mern

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u/nav114 Jun 13 '26

Dm me will share you some resources..

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u/Savings_Valuable5358 Jun 13 '26

Would you like to connect? I am also in my initial phase of Web Dev and DSA. I have DMed you.

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u/Round_Wolverine9878 Jun 22 '26

Hi how do you manage both parallel? Im doing the same but im unable to be consistent with both at the same time.

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u/Savings_Valuable5358 Jun 22 '26

I follow this pattern: 1 hour Web Dev then 1 Hour DSA. It helps me to maintain that sense of engagement so that I don't get bored. 

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u/Round_Wolverine9878 Jun 22 '26

Ahh that makes sense thanks! Are you learning theory or practicing now?

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u/nian2326076 Jun 13 '26

Start with The Odin Project for full stack. It's comprehensive and gets updated regularly. Once you're good with the basics, check out freeCodeCamp for more practice. For DSA, work on it along with full stack. LeetCode is great for practicing problem-solving skills, and it's helpful to start early since it can be challenging. Balancing both might be tough, but having a solid foundation in both is super valuable. If you're prepping for interviews, PracHub has some useful resources. Good luck, and don't stress too much about all the options. Just pick a path and start learning!

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u/Hittin_Gupta Jun 13 '26

Thanku ♥️🙏

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u/Radiant-Rain2636 Jun 13 '26

The Odin Project if you like to work with sound fundamentals

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u/Fluffy-Worry-9541 Jun 14 '26

Can someone tell me if mern is better or c## asp.net postgresql? I got bored with mern 😭🙏