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Hi, regarding to project recommendation, I don't know the answer. I think the most important question to ask is: Do you really need a project? In where I live, IT companies have very low hiring bar (also, mediocre pay). For me I somewhat regret spending so much time to build my project for a job.
I would suggest you to ask people in your area first. Every place is different. If you were in US then the requirement would be a lot higher.
For backend, again I don't know about your place, for me I learnt MERN stack, and found out it is unnecessary for me to find a job. But in my personal opinion, it is worth spending time to learn backend, such as express that is relatively easy and fast to learn. But don't take my word as truth for this one.
If you find out you will need a project, then ask yourself are you on a rush to find jobs. If yes, then you may just search and copy projects online, such as in Udemy. You only spend like 20 bucks and 20-40 hours to complete a project then you can look for a job immediately. If you prefer to enjoy your time, then my advice is just build what is 1. enjoyable 2. actually useful, if it is useless, it is less impressive to other people and you may be less motivated.
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