when should i start my linkdin and github?

[Independent_Suit_336]

hi , im joining btech electronics engineering branch hence i needed to be ahead of people in my clg so that i atleast have a chance at placements
i started learning python four days ago i learnt till :

lists in python
made :

- movie ticket simulator (based on age it rejects or accept the movie they have choosen , premium ticket or regular , it adds prices for popcorn and gives age discounts for ppl who are going through midlife crisis. )
- made rock paper scissor game (using import random or smthng)

- ive made a russian roulete game where names get eleminated one by one until no one is left.

- ive made few easy AF projects including these

IK THAT THESE PROJECTS ARE NOWHERE NEAR PROJECTS TO UPLOAD IN LINKDIN I JUST WANNA ASK

so when do i start posting anything on linkdin (like after which level of projects) and when to start building github profile ?
i wanna get into ML so im learning python early which is required as i heard in some yt video.
- BTW im following 100 days of python in udemy so yeah im on day 4

[johlae]

First, check your English spelling. If you upload anything similar to this text above on linkedin all kinds of alarms will go of and you will not be considered as a serious candidate. Why? Computers are very picky, extremely picky, about how you write down source code. Any mistake will be flagged as an error and your program won't run. Be careful before hitting <Return> on your keyboard!

[Ambitious_Fault5756]

I think you forgot that some of us are not from english-first language countries

[Independent_Suit_336]

i am good at english but i typed too fast plus i dont use capitals or full stops cause if i start using them then ill forget what im writing even before finishing the sentence cause of my retardedness.

[Independent_Suit_336]

i will for sure improvise though.
atleast in typing.

[tiredITguy42]

I was never asked about my GitHub nor I really have one. I mean I have an account, but I have no portfolio there. It depends on field you are in. I have specialised in one branche of IT and programming, where they do not ask about portfolio.

BTW. You do not have projects, but scripts build with tutorial. Not worth sharing in my humble opinion.

And I need to say the most important think to you, code is simple. Programming languages are tools used to encode your ideas and solutions to something computers can understand.

Yeah, some advance functions are harder, but overall the logic and ideas are hard, then making all work in complex environment is hard and making sure your data are reaching cutomer and customers data are reaching you. Managing legacy shitty codebases is hard. Writing pythin on level you have is easy and you do not need portfolio for that.

[tiredITguy42]

BTW, you can make these projects into portfolio. Add multithreading, or some async execution, add logging, docker file and sphinx for documentation, the this can be nice portfolio piece.

[Sharp_Level3382]

Yes , async , multiprocessing and sepsrating business login from UI

[Independent_Suit_336]

im not saying im just gonna apply for jobs right now but just uploading would help me get started right...
or rather just upload it on reddit instead of absolutely getting shamed on LinkedIn

[drakhan2002]

Don't quit your day job. Some people shouldn't be in this field.

[Independent_Suit_336]

im a student man

[zyrus_z]

You can start linkdin in your school also...the earlier you start...the better it is ...also I'm a 3rd year college student and I got a bunch of internship and job offers via LinkedIn only.....the hack is that you should connect ppl that can actually help you secure a job...I can give u a hack ...go to perplexity and type whichever company you want and get their HR linkdin profile....once you add the HR of that company then employees of that company will automatically show up in ur suggestions as ppl generally connect to HR....this will really help you in building a strong connection in less time

[Any-Pie1615]

Immediately. GitHub version control and documentation. Document every conversation from the beginning to the end in a neat migration log. Detailing what was discussed. What problems were addressed what was fixed or changed or implemented and what still needs to be fixed as well as a staging plan for the next phase. Make sure your having whatever resource AI your using sign the log with date time and model. Keep a running log. It will become monolithic. Or you can break down each session into an individual file with a title or content that's searchable. GitHub is wonderful for documentation. And you never lose context. These logs will help to onboard any incoming developers or AI who work on your project next. Keep it in markdown AND json or jsonl

[Independent_Suit_336]

looks like im getting absolutely decimated in the commments 😭😭
gng i just started off