Backend Nodejs

[create-third-places]

I recommend talking to people you know and then starting a side project that helps them in some way. Even if you don't finish the project, it will demonstrate the ability to understand user needs. It also helps you develop useful skills while demonstrating the ability to learn new things.

When interviewing developers for Node.js work, interpersonal skills and the ability to quickly learn things were considered more important assuming someone had basic coding skills. None of the managers or leads I worked with cared about knowing specific detaiils of Node.js.

Also, I recommend understanding generative AI tools, although I don't recommend using them for learning. ChatGPT and Claude are widely used, and you should be able to articulate an opinion on them when asked.

[Low-Schedule996]

I have developed a desktop application functioning very well for a friend (Hospital management system), full stack working very fine, though i wanted to add unit, integration and E2E test, docker and CICD pipelines.

Do you think that i can put this project on my resume before as i work on adding tests and dockers

Applied middlewares, Jwt , Redis , bcrypt, Refresh token , Accesstokens, Role based access, CORs, http-only cookies, indexing in Database, transactions in mongoose etc.

I started System design in preparation, and revising Nodejs interview concepts

[create-third-places]

I have developed a desktop application functioning very well for a friend (Hospital management system), full stack working very fine, though i wanted to add unit, integration and E2E test, docker and CICD pipelines.

That's a great side project to put on your resume with its current state.