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[@rover2444]

Thanks sir🙏🏿. Sir i need suggestion ,,,im currently doing web development,,,i completed html,css, bootstrap and javascript (confident in advance concepts also),,,, using all this ,,,i build many mini projects ,,, after i learn nodejs after postgresql,,,also i know mongodb in this also i have good knowledge build several mini projects,,, I planed i will learn react js at last ,,,,then my plan is that to build big project so i can add in my resume. The problem is my friends are in Bengaluru they told me that,, several companies are hiring,,there are so many opportunities from jan 3rd week ,,,they say come to Bengaluru with resume,,,,but in my resume,,, I don't have any big projects,,,not know any framework (react js),,,but i know everything apart a framework,,,, What can i do. 😢

[@fullstackbyakhil]

It’s fantastic that you’ve already gained proficiency in web development concepts such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB, and built many mini-projects! You’re in a great position to move forward. I recommend learning the basics of React quickly. Focus on understanding components, props, and state, as well as functional components and hooks like useState and useEffect. Familiarize yourself with React Router for navigation, and practice basic styling and working with APIs. Once you’re comfortable with the basics, try building a small, real-world project like a to-do app with authentication (using JWT and a Node.js backend), a blog platform with CRUD functionality, a weather app that fetches real-time data from an external API, or a movie search app using a third-party API like Open Movie Database. Also, be sure to highlight any internship projects you’ve worked on, along with the roles and responsibilities you had. If you’d like to get in touch, feel free to fill out the contact form here: Contact Form. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe160ydK4ChceYjJuq-aUc_Yi5zHxDQNIL92bMYL9-Bownwlg/viewform?pli=1

[@rover2444]

@@fullstackbyakhil 😇

[@008abhishekrout2]

Nicc video

[@indreshbharati9834]

Nice video this video is very helpful

[@fullstackbyakhil]

I'm glad you found it helpful! 😊

[@008abhishekrout2]

Grt video

[@fullstackbyakhil]

Thanks for watching! 😊

[@008abhishekrout2]

arrow functions (=>) behave differently when it comes to the this keyword. Unlike regular functions, arrow functions do not have their own this. Instead, they inherit this from their lexical scope (the surrounding code where the function is defined).

[@008abhishekrout2]

x is null (explicitly set to no value). y is undefined (not assigned any value).

[@008abhishekrout2]

Hey one question , the out that interviewer console.log(...arr1,...arr2) give correct answer but the fellow candidate did try same but assign it to different variables that got him syntax error why??