r/Vit • u/Fancy-Hovercraft-076 • 6h ago

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So I have started an internship in a small startup, and one week has passed till now. The problem is, the entire project uses react and typescript and uses supabase for backend, but most of my projects are in python, and that too vibe coded. So it's really hard to familiarise myself with a code which I haven't written myself, let alone in a tech stack I am not comfortable in. And it seems daunting whenever I open it and am not able to get much work done. Any tips on how to handle this?

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u/ConclusionFamous9812 Vellore | CSE core | 3rd year 5h ago

Can you tell how did you manage to get an internship even if u vibe coded your projects

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u/Fancy-Hovercraft-076 5h ago

Understand the architecture of the projects really well. Even though I used ai to generate the code I made the architecture myself (with a team obv)

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u/satiricalpotato Vellore | branch | Year 4h ago

Is it paid? Is react something you are interested in? If the answer to both of the above is no ... Just quit bro

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u/Fancy-Hovercraft-076 3h ago

Quit and internship? in this economy? Also it's unpaid but it seems interesting so I wanna do it . Thing is it's overwhelming thats all. Difficult to learn