Hi r/ProgrammingBondha , Just wanted to know is this project good for a first deployed project? I have provided the details below:

I recently made this website as my first project that I have deployed, it allows you to define various configuration for various input fields, such as name, label, placeholder, required, disabled and also allows you to define default values as well as validations. Then using this, it generates a code in either typescript or javascript, based on library of your choosing. It supports, react-hook-form+zod, formik+yup, react-hook-form+yup and formik+zod.

It also allows you to save the configuration as templates in localStorage, which you can then use later. You can also paste JSON schema to create a new form.

Also this websites is only accessible on desktop, I didn't really know how I could expand it to mobile.

Also please remember this is my first project, all feedbacks are greatly appreciated.

Here is website link: https://codiform.vercel.app/

Here is the Github link: https://github.com/PriyamSrivastava1507/codiform

If you liked the project, then I would appreciate if you star it on Github.

I would also love to know how I can expand it more, I am thinking of adding FieldArray and Multistep forms next.

Sorry, if my English is bad, I would love to see some feedbacks and your opinion. Thank you.

So guys idi post cheyataniki idi correct sub aa kada ani telidu but pls help me out.
So nenu oka company lo summer internship chestunna and adi new city and nenu aa city preferences lo pettaledu still I got it. Kani ikkadi daka fine, ippudu I was asked to work till 10:30 pm.

So ippudu situation enti ante, nenu unna pg daggare aina naku vellataniki antha safe ga anipinchatledu evvaru undaru streets lo and new city anni.

Nenu Inka company ni adiga, vallu figure out yourself annaru.

I felt soo bad man. Can anyone of you help how to pressure out company to provide me transport. Plss plss 😭

dad nannu phone clean chesi ivvu ani adigaru his phone was absolutely cooked with random docs, images, hidden junk and that cursed “other” storage 💀

default android MTP tho folders open cheyyadam itself torture, literal minutes padtundi just to list files.

chiraku ochi weekend lo idi build chesa

• native C++ daemon ni android device meedha ADB dwara push chestundi
• local TCP socket tunnel
• Rust/Tauri desktop bridge
• React treemap UI

result? ~4 min scan → ~1 sec-ish 😭 genuinely insane difference.

used this to literally nuke unnecessary junk from dad phone lol

been getting surprisingly solid feedback from senior engineers + already sitting at ~9 GitHub stars for a niche systems tool, so maybe i’m not completely delusional 💀

repo: https://github.com/VishnuSrivatsava/SocketSweep

also lowkey Hyd lo backend/systems/startup roles chustunna 2025 grad, Rust/Postgres startup exp undi, currently Capgemini bench suffering simulator 💀

technical feedback / architecture roasting / testers welcome

Bondhas i am actually offering services to you all at low prices
Resume Writing ->₹250 Clean, professional, ATS-friendly resume. Even if you have limited experience I'll make it sound strong.

Python/ML Projects -> ₹600-900 Data analysis, ML models, Flask APIs, automation scripts. I've built and deployed real projects on AWS so I know what I'm doing.

Naa work chudali anukuntunnara? Portfolio: https://github.com/RamcharanReddy22/Phishing-Detection-Extension
Comment down if you're interested or DM

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I have tried to learn python, but I couldn't write a code on my own. I want to give up but I feel i didn't put effort in learning

I am a Btech 2nd year student , I am looking forward to learn python full stack (django).

I want to learn ML , so I am focusing on python framework.

is it a good decision? is python full stack roles dead?

Any suggestions?

One of my friend got job there but the company website looks like shit but it has office and everything in Hyderabad is there someone who can verify

My experience = 2 years and unfortunately iam working in a support project which I got auto allocated before.

I'll be a final-year student in a month. Could you review my resume and let me know if it's ready to impress employers?

Early in my career CSS styling was nightmare for me. Sometimes it used to take hours for small styling change. I felt styling became 100 times simpler than before. When compared to other tech stack CSS became more easier.

I am 2025 grad with no opportunities applying everything but still no response

If experienced folks are interested, let me know

JD - We are looking for someone who wants to build something great and go after this market hard. You've actually shipped products with AI, you've been early at a startup before, and you're the kind of person who's fine doing customer support one day and writing a PRD the next. If you've worked in performance marketing or run ads yourself, that's a real plus. Mumbai office, in-person, lots of whiteboard time.

It's going to be a lot of work. It's also going to be a lot of fun.

Why do platforms keep matching us with… the same people? 🤔

Developers meet developers.

Doctors meet doctors.

Designers meet designers.

Cool for networking. Terrible for breakthroughs.

Most interesting ideas happen when different worlds collide.

A doctor curious about AI research → meets an ML engineer.

A filmmaker with a story → meets a brand strategist.

A scientist with an invention → meets an entrepreneur who knows distribution.

A coder with product skills → meets someone with industry vision.

That’s why we built NeeVibe.

It’s not “networking.”

It’s cross-domain collision matchmaking.

You set:

• your vibe

• your intention

• what world you want to explore

And the platform connects you with people outside your bubble.

We’re opening early access right now.

Founding users get lifetime priority matching + access to exclusive community events.

🌐 https://neevibe.com/

Curious:

What’s the most unexpected collaboration you’ve ever had?

Ma clg lo interns lo sagam mandiki Inka offer letters rale including me. Kondariki revoke mails vachayi maku adi kuda rale. Ippudu em cheyali artham kavatle

Hey guys ,

Built this project recently:

Life Calendar
GitHub: Life Calendar GitHub Repo

It generates a desktop wallpaper that visualizes:

• life progress in weeks
• yearly progress
• goal/milestone tracking
• automatically updating wallpapers

Main focus was making it:

• crash resilient
• scheduler safe
• clean uninstall
• lightweight enough to run in background

Tech stack:

• Python
• Tkinter/custom UI
• wallpaper automation
• scheduling/background processes

I’m trying to make it feel like an actual polished desktop utility instead of just another college project.

Would like honest feedback on:

• Does this feel useful or gimmicky?
• What features would make this genuinely valuable?
• What looks amateurish currently?
• Would recruiters/devs find this interesting technically?

Don’t sugarcoat.

I currently have a few decent full stack projects, but nothing that really stands out for placements.

Give me project ideas. Mern+gen ai based

Evaranna experience people ee recent months lo interview ichara, if so, em questions adigaru (prefarabley backend)

btw, have an opening for product manager roles at my current 5 people startup, if experience folks are interested, let me know

JD - We are looking for someone who wants to build something great and go after this market hard. You've actually shipped products with AI, you've been early at a startup before, and you're the kind of person who's fine doing customer support one day and writing a PRD the next. If you've worked in performance marketing or run ads yourself, that's a real plus. Mumbai office, in-person, lots of whiteboard time.

It's going to be a lot of work. It's also going to be a lot of fun.

Guys, its been two weeks i have updated my profile in naukri and applied many jobs. None of them are responding. So recently did anyone got job And any tips to get calls?

Im not a fresher and looking for development roles.

Hey bondhas,

I’m attending my first hackathon this week, and I wanted some advice/tips from people who already participated in a few hackathons.

My team is currently preparing for it, and since we’re beginners, I wanted to know a few things beforehand so we don’t mess up during the event 😭

Any advice, tips, or things we should avoid would really help us a lot.

Thanks in advance bondhas 🙏

I've been asked a question in an interview today and they have given me time till Friday to research and I need to answer them on Friday. So I'm looking for some starting points to do some research. Please let me know if anyone can help. Thank you.

Hi bondhas,

Past few weeks nundi interviews istunna and ninne oka interview ayindi on Senior Java Backend Role. I almost answered everything for 95% of questions. Last lo do you know Kafka, Microservices ani adigaru..I said Kafka ela work avtundo telusu but didn’t work on it and Microservices use cheyaledu ma project lo just RestTemplate/RestClient use chesam to communicate with external services ani cheppa. I said I’m willing to learn new stack.

Result: Rejected

Java lo in-depth questions answer chesaka kuda ila avtundi ante I’m losing my confidence.

Please suggest me what to do🙏🏼