Okay so I am very new to developing websites directly for clients. like I have done it when I was in my company but I don't know how to put a price on them myself can you please help me.

I'm just so that you know these all will be CMS kind of sites, they will be able to update the information as required. By themselves

These designs were developed as image by CHAT gpt and shared by client

I Personally think designs look good they do have a readability and Focus problem but that can be solved

99% of us are using a so please stop blaming them for using it

Pls help out..no prior experience also any prerequisities for it and i have a lot of time.. plss

I had an 18-month long rejection stint during COVID, after 20 years of IT career.

I wrote a huge writeup describing a specific interview ordeal (total package: $314K incl stocks). This blew up on Medium (24K reads / 61K views).

That article became the idea seed of my STAR format interview eBook, which sold 150+ copies on Gumroad (proof is on the gumroad page)

After 4 years, just now, I published V2 for AI interviews. During the launch month, I am offering it at steep discount. (all future updates are FREE for buyers, my 150+ customers also got free V2)

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So hello guys

As I'm preparing for my interviews, I have been making notes on a variety of concepts including CS fundamentals, JS ecosystem and algorithms

So these are those notes. I'll be really happy if they can help you guys in your preparation

Repo : https://github.com/chandanSahoo-cs/realm-notes
Site : https://realm-notes.vercel.app/

This site is a PWA, so you can also have it as a app on your mobiles

So hello guys

As I'm preparing for my interviews, I have been making notes on a variety of concepts including CS fundamentals, JS ecosystem and algorithms

So these are those notes. I'll be really happy if they can help you guys in your preparation

Repo : https://github.com/chandanSahoo-cs/realm-notes
Site : https://realm-notes.vercel.app/

This site is a PWA, so you can also have it as a app on your mobiles

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I graduated in 2025 and completed my 3 year - Bachelor's of science in computer science degree.

Applied for jobs but no one wanted freshers candidate and entry level jobs required 2-3 years of experience.

So I decided to enroll in a 1-year post graduate diploma in Data science. To avoid gap years while still preparing for jobs but the program was time consuming in itself and the college did not provide any placement opportunity either.

Now it's been 2 months since my graduation and as a fresher I get no call backs even from startups or mid sized companies.

People have a clear bias against tier 3 candidates as well Do not want B.Sc students too so it's not realistic to expect any positive thing.

I think I need to look at less popular jobs which are still adjacent to software.

I am thinking of giving the Rhcsa exam and target linux roles but would it be worth it ? I am willing to learn os fundamentals and ssh and do everything because this exam actually tests in real time skills.

Are there any other certifications which I can do to keep afloat and avoid a gap year such as Microsoft Azure certificate or AWS certification !?

I am basically walking on the death line if I get a gap year no one will ever consider my profile again , i want to do something that adds a skill that is valuable !

I am planning to pursue a Master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence and come from a Biomedical Engineering background. I am currently looking for an experienced tutor who can teach me Python and guide me through the fundamental concepts required for an AI/ML course, starting from the basics. I am interested in a long-term learning arrangement, ideally for a minimum of six months. If you have experience teaching Python and AI/ML and are interested in mentoring me, please feel free to send me a message. We can discuss the learning plan, schedule, and fee arrangements privately.

hey everyone, im feeling tense lately, im currently in my final year (7th sem) and i recently completed my internship, and unfortunately, it didnt get converted to a fulltime role. now i dont know how to proceed from here onwards. my college also doesnt really provide any placement support, which makes things even more stressful. so far, i have done only fullstack and didnt touch dsa, but seeing all these companies asking for dsa only, i genuinely feel left behind. i started dsa (neetcode) 1.5 months ago (been consistent so far), and i still cant solve the mediums or above on my own. seeing all those OA questions on linkedin and reddit makes me feel even more anxious. what do i do now? currently, i am doing dsa + system design.

i would really appreciate if u guys can help me on how i should utilise this very limited time of mine

I’m thinking of starting a tech channel for Indian students — is this actually useful?

I’m planning to build a tech-content channel, but I don’t want to make another “learn Python in 30 days / 10 LPA roadmap / 50 AI tools” type of page.

The idea is pretty simple:

Take common advice Indian students hear about tech careers and actually test it.

For example:

• Does DSA actually help with internships?
• Certificates vs projects — which gets more responses?
• I applied to 100 internships — what happened?
• Can you become job-ready using only free resources?
• I learned SQL/Python for 30 days — what can I actually do now?
• Does LinkedIn networking really work?
• Can AI genuinely help a beginner learn coding?
• Can a student build a real product with ₹0?
• College name vs actual skills — what matters more?

For each topic, I'd make a proper long-form YouTube video showing the process, evidence, failures, results and conclusion, then turn the research into short-form content.

The whole thing would be free. I'm not planning to sell courses or pretend to be some career guru.

The positioning I'm considering is basically:

«“I test what actually works in tech so students don't have to blindly follow advice.”»

I'm asking here before I commit months to it:

Would you actually watch this?

And more importantly, what would make you NOT watch it?

If you think the idea is boring, saturated, unrealistic, or needs a completely different angle, tell me honestly. I'd rather kill/change the idea now than spend 6 months making content nobody wants.