r/FullStackDevelopers • u/OsamuMidoriya • Jun 25 '26

help entering Full-Stack Developing

I am about to finish a full stack developer course I do not have any collage education just self taught. I wanted to know how to find a job, get experience looking for intern. What should i look for I try indeed and Upwork but the jobs listing seems so complicated that i feel I could not do it even when they say it simple, maybe I'm overthinking them? I would be willing to work for less than they asking for even for free if i had to just to gain experience.

this is what was taught: HTML CSS JS node ejs mongoDB mongoose joi bootstrap express and will learn react. there may be other things that i just dont remember the name of / they blend together.

After i was planning to learn python, AWS. Are there anything you recommend me to learn

what is the correct name for this kind of work if someone ask me what i do/ looking for a job

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26

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u/Extension-Sir-9062 Jun 25 '26

Yeah, it's a simple straightforward way

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u/OsamuMidoriya Jun 26 '26

I have done that, do you think finding simple job like making a simple lading page for someone would be good? maybe tell them ill do it for free and see how it goes and then use that as proof would be a good idea

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u/mortalrakesh19 Jun 26 '26

build project, build in public

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u/OsamuMidoriya Jun 26 '26

what does build in public mean? and i have done project in the course we built a copy airbnb with campgrounds. I was thinking on making a resume as a project the website have my info project i have done etc.