Top Frontend Projects That Will Get You HIRED! | JavaScript | Hindi

In this video, we are going to talk about Frontend Coding/Side Projects. We are going to dive deep and understand how to develop a process that help us quickly identify quality projects. We are going to discuss various technologies, talk about different approaches, types of projects, and how to approach them. We are also going to take a look at few examples and draw inspiration from them!
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[@DevtoolsTech]

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[@the_sky_fire]

This is the mindset every engineering student at the starting should be taught to cultivate. From the past few days I was having these same thoughts about what projects I need to build so that they are not just lying in my resume but also people for some extent will use it and give me feedbacks so that I can improve them. Thanks for the insights man. It felt like a guy who knows stuff is guiding in proper way. Keep working and bring much more insightful videos like this. You earned my like and subscribe.🌟

[@DevtoolsTech]

Thank you so much! Means a lot. Many more in-depth videos coming soon! 🙌

[@VivekChavan-ov3pl]

You are a senior, so a small suggestion from me is make these kind of long videos ,where we get deeper understanding about the things, don't care about the views... even if you do clickbait 😂 it's OK. Some video topics can be - + Reviewing resume of fresher front-end dev and pointing out the errors +Mock machine coding round with a fresher(or your thought process while dealing with such round) +an overview about how should a fresher prepare for interview (your thought process on these as web is vast, what to learn and what not)

[@DevtoolsTech]

Hahahah thank you for the suggestion! I will make more in-depth videos going videos and ofcourse more clickbait. 😅

[@ravikumar-gp6ui]

Thank you. Kaas yeh mene pehle dekha hota .your insight helps me a lot .🙏

[@DevtoolsTech]

Glad it was helpful! 😄

[@VivekChavan-ov3pl]

Great video. Will surely try to execute these things.

[@DevtoolsTech]

Awesome! 🙌🏼

[@revanthrev23]

This was very very useful! Thank you so much!

[@DevtoolsTech]

Glad it hear that!

[@rishabhkumar1482]

Really really useful and kudos to you for providing this info and your devtools tech platform is really useful🙏

[@DevtoolsTech]

Glad to hear! Much more coming soon.🙌🏼

[@omnikingomniking6412]

Really appreciated bro🙏

[@DevtoolsTech]

Thank you!

[@depelterturbo]

Hello sir, thanks for this awesome video. I wanted to ask should I go for front-end development jobs first and after gaining some experience move towards full stack or should I go for only full stack developer course / jobs only. I am 2023 btech cse graduate.

[@DevtoolsTech]

Hi, thank you for the question. It is upto your interest. A fullstack engineer needs to give more interviews as they have to clear both frontend and backend rounds. So, it might be comparatively tougher. A lot of small startups might prefer a full stack engineer though. I would say start with one thing be it frontend or backend and learn it well. Once you have decent command on it then start learning the other field too.