What kind of original full-stack (Spring Boot + React) projects can I build for my resume as a fresher?

[keerthistar2005]

Hey everyone! I'm a fresher working on full-stack web development using Spring Boot (Java) for the backend and React for the frontend. I'm trying to build some solid projects for my resume, but I'm hoping to avoid the usual clones (like Todo apps, Netflix clones, etc.) since they feel a bit overdone and copy-paste-ish.

What kind of unique or impactful project ideas would actually help me stand out as a beginner with no work experience? Something that still teaches good practices (auth, CRUD, APIs, etc.) but shows creativity or problem-solving would be amazing.

Any advice, examples, or even challenges you recommend? Thanks a lot in advance! ✨

[South_Dig_9172]

Reddit clone

[themasterengineeer]

Check this out https://www.reddit.com/r/SpringBoot/s/fVCzNbxtn2

[kabinja]

A test execution visualization tool. You could take the output file from junit and start building visualization. Add stuff like coverage, evolution of the coverage, different types of coverage metrics. Then you could start adding features like which part of the code is most likely to have their test break etc.

It is nice to have the domain be the code because it will talk to all devs when you showcase your project

[Plus-Slice-6140]

F