This is the best approach. A learner's level of confidence will sure improve significantly after creating such product. And confidence is one of the important factors
Great work Cristian, I totally agree with this approach because I'm also self taught and I'm creating a product, an advanced task manager app, I would like you to review it when it's done, though this approach is gonna take so much work and effort but it's guaranteed to pay off in the end. 👍👍
put the code on github, in a private repo. You put the link to the app on your resume. Nobody will see your code, because your code is private, that's how senior devs work ;)
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This is the best approach. A learner's level of confidence will sure improve significantly after creating such product. And confidence is one of the important factors
yes, exactly!
Loved this! Great thumbnail too! 🤞
Your videos make so much sense, man. Thank you
Great work Cristian, I totally agree with this approach because I'm also self taught and I'm creating a product, an advanced task manager app, I would like you to review it when it's done, though this approach is gonna take so much work and effort but it's guaranteed to pay off in the end. 👍👍
Thanks for sharing this info. This is actually what I have started doing.
"have a portfolio", where would you like us to store these projects for our portfolio? Only github or just a simple website?
put the code on github, in a private repo. You put the link to the app on your resume. Nobody will see your code, because your code is private, that's how senior devs work ;)
@@cristian-florea-coding Thanks for the info :D
no prob
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common sense is not so common
another way can be creating a web app version of any desktop app