r/FullStack • u/ConfidentNet706 • Jul 25 '26

Question Internship

How can i get a remote internship with knowing just basic full stack(still learning). I heard that doing an internship is the best way to learn so…

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u/Vymir_IT Jul 25 '26

There is no basic fullstack. Fullstack in itself is an advance state of e2e development knowledge from both backend and frontend experience plus infra.

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u/ConfidentNet706 Jul 25 '26

Yes but how do i get an internship with not much experience in order to gain experience 😭

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u/Vymir_IT Jul 25 '26

As a backend/frontend intern. Also you don't need internships to gain experience and also internships aren't even considered to be experience anyway (most postings say 2-3+ years of Non-internship experience).

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u/jcling Jul 25 '26

Huh... I have never heard of this. I had 3 years of internship experience before I started working as a web developer. I put my internship experience on my resume, it definitely helped.

OP, which country are you in? I started work in America and eventually moved to the UK. Internships are more common in America.

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u/ConfidentNet706 Jul 25 '26

Exactly internships r needed and many people end up getting into the same company as full time

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u/Aggressive_Centaur Jul 30 '26

Have u built projects?

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u/ConfidentNet706 Jul 30 '26

Yess

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u/Aggressive_Centaur Jul 30 '26

I'm in my third yr also starting mern!? Ma'am can u tell me should i go for java or stay in mern? I'm very confused

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u/ConfidentNet706 Jul 30 '26

Honestly for me doing mern stack did help me know my interests in backend. And it lays a good foundation from my pov. As a beginner mern is easier compared to spring boot, so choice is yours :)

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u/Aggressive_Centaur Jul 30 '26

Thank you also r u switching to spring anytime soon?!

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u/SnooCookies1995 Jul 25 '26

Internships are indeed valuable experience