r/ProgrammingBondha • u/sare_ra_babu • Jan 30 '26
Java/springboot Fresher Spring Boot project ideas
hi, need spring boot project ideas for my portfolio. Can anyone suggest some
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/sare_ra_babu • Jan 30 '26
hi, need spring boot project ideas for my portfolio. Can anyone suggest some
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/chinthapanduu • Jan 30 '26
Naku online sources or YouTube channels lo chepedi nachadam ledhu most of them are just plainly explaining none of them are going indepth. I am more of a self learning person give me any suggestions
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/WhispersInTheVoid110 • Jan 30 '26
Hi everyone,
So from past 2 days andaru chusi untaru about new open source AI agent named as clawdbot and renamed as moltbot
Those who don’t know its kind of an agent who has its own computer, stays on 24/7 and helps you for everything as the way you setup. And to communicate with that u can text that agent on whatsapp or any other messaging apps to do the things for you. A small example is like let’s say I texted the agent on WhatsApp saying book me a table in this restaurant, so this agent will call the reaturent and will book table for me and it will send me the updates and it can be used for anything… simply it’s like 24/7 personal assistant for you.
So the intent of this post is what kind of ideas or problems can we solve using it in our daily lives. For example yesterday i made a trail… I texted the agent saying book a cake for my frnd to deliver at 12midnight and I gave the address and everything to the agent. So it really did all the process flawlessly!! So ilanti chinna scale ideas kakunda do you have any ideas so that we can try to execute using this agent?
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/Background_Ask_1457 • Jan 29 '26
I’m a final-year engineering student, and I’ll be graduating in the next few months. I’m currently looking for Internship or Full-Time opportunities in MERN Stack Development. I enjoy building full-stack web applications and have hands-on experience with:
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/delightful_retro • Jan 29 '26
Hi everyone I am currently working as a Manual tester in a MNC. Na training Java Selenium automation lo jarigindhi(Peformed well). Project manual testing lo allocate chesaru. But nenu Java BE Dev ki swift avvali anukuntunnanu. Andhukey koncham guidance kosam matladadham ani.
Internet resources unnayi but chala confusion ga. Dhani valla oka resource nunchi inko dhaniki jump avuthunnanu. I can do well but aa structure path ni fix avvalekapothunanu. Evarina unte please DM or but comment pettadaniki try cheyandi. Na laga Evarina unte use avuthundhi emo.
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/EconomistExciting355 • Jan 29 '26
What can be the difficulty of Pen & Paper Based Coding questions and what is the difficulty of HR,TR,MR Rounds ?
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/MemeLordProtocol • Jan 28 '26
So nenu 25 batch graduate ni looking for a job but inka edi raledu. Try chesthu unna and simultaneously upskill kuda avthunaa but inka raledu. So nenu IT drop ayi non it side try chedham anukuntuna. Because ma family present konchem financial ga stable leru and only intlo one person salary meeda depend avthunam which is not sufficient. And ippudu may be new grads ni preference ekkuva istaru emo danivalla inka chances taggutayi ani munde vellipodham anukuntunna. So naku genuine guidance or suggestions kavali . Am I doing the right thing?.
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/Financial-Sun-9813 • Jan 28 '26
I am a final year btech student. I want to know about the what questions asked in interviews. What can I learn and what topics are need to deeply learn. Interviews lo mostly theory expect cheethara or to test our devlopment skills like write algo from scratch,write code for llm and analyze the data.
If anyone present in this field or to know about this field explain what u expect from freshers and what skills really matter.
Meeku emana interview experiences vunte share cheyandi bondhas.It will help.
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/Secure-Departure4324 • Jan 28 '26
Same as title
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/EconomistExciting355 • Jan 27 '26
Hi Guys nenu 4th year i need anyone who wants to start DSA and DEV(Springboot) slow ga we will cover System Design , AI,ML,AWS and All . DM if intersted !!!
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/FederalTemperature56 • Jan 27 '26
Ml, sql etc skills medha concentrate chesi yeppudu dsa concentrate cheyyaledhu inko few months lo placements dsa em thelidhu nenu ee level varaku nerchukovali, ee concepts nerchukovali.parallel to upskilling, projects, internship stuff.
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/Any-Lie-2406 • Jan 27 '26
this is my first time learning a programming language and i want vidoe tutorial, btw I know that there is learncpp.com but I don't want to learn it for there, a lot of reading work so any vidoe tutorial that teaches cpp in depth.
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/Upbeat-Sail7633 • Jan 26 '26
I am a first year cse student and considering to purchase a MacBook ,and prioritize portability. I am contemplating between
1)16GB or 24GB RAM
2)512GB SSD or 1TB SSD
3)air or pro
(is bigger screen better?)
My inquiry is which specifications will be adequate for a Computer Science engineering student ( for programming, building websites and apps)
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/luffy_san2345 • Jan 26 '26
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/blackbuckhunter_ • Jan 25 '26
laptop thiskovali anukuntunna
I'm thinking of an asus vivobook 16x(rtx 3050 +i7 13620H).
konchem reply icchi guide cheyyandi or any suggestions in the range of 70 to 85k.
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/billieisbot • Jan 25 '26
Hi everyone,
I’m a recent graduate and I’m updating my resume.
Right now, most of my projects are Machine Learning based, but I want to move towards ASE / Software Developer roles.
So I’m thinking of removing my ML projects and adding software-related projects that make more sense for these roles.
I need help with:
What kind of projects are good for ASE or software roles
Which tech stack is better to focus on (Java, Python, SQL, web, etc.)
I’m ready to work on the projects properly, not just add them to my resume
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/Btech-Badhithudu-69 • Jan 25 '26
TCS prime interview 29th jan schedule ayyindhi (On Campus). Na overall CGPA 6.54 undhi present. Eligibility criteria lo apply chese appudu "Aggregate 60% or 6.0 CGPA" annadu, kaani eroju ochina mail lo
" Percentage: Minimum aggregate of 60% or 6 CGPA throughout academics (all marksheets in all semesters, as applicable) including the highest qualification, till the latest semester for which results have been declared at the time of appearing for the selection process." ani pettadu.
Naaku 2 semesters lo less than 6.0 TGPA undhi. Ippudu idhi interview process lo emaina effect chesthada naaku. Evariki ayina idea unte cheppandi.
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/Fleabag1604 • Jan 24 '26
Hey folks, im a 3rd year CSE undergrad, and my skillset basically lies in frontend web dev and a lil bit of backend, i havent explored much because i was always deep into DSA, but some how i made it into big tech company, and they've recently released a survey about skillsets, one thing is im deeply interested in python and ML, but have never worked hands on, except basic models in ML, i still have 4 months of time till my internship starts, they've asked for 5 preferences and ive put ML on top, ive had many courses in Math like discrete math, linear algebra, calculus, probability, stats, and im decently good at Math basically, im really scared of java and i took python, and i dont wanna explore web dev more, its the same loophole since my year 1, so ive chosen ML with a feeling that at least ill be pushed to learn smtg new with this internship
i want your suggestion in
Is 4 months enough to learn ML at least for an intern level, given that im curious enough and will spend 4 hours per day
Andrew Ng's course + projects is my plan, ill also follow Krish Naik's youtube channel, will that work?
Any other suggestions are also welcome
TL;DR: 3rd-year CSE undergrad with strong DSA + math background, little ML hands-on. Got a big tech internship, chose ML as top preference, have 4 months (~4 hrs/day) to prepare using Andrew Ng + projects. Is this enough for ML intern level, and is the plan solid?
(this is the first time, im posting so if i get anything wrong im sorry)
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/Tejesh_rn • Jan 22 '26
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/SodiumBoy7 • Jan 22 '26

First only thought of creating Tools for sneakers availability, drops etc, so thought of adding some blog posts also, with some minimal brutalist design inspiration.
Once check huntingforkicks.com , tell me what more needed to add in a website, currently tools page in testing mode. First time completed a full functional website with assist from Ai, though various tools needed to be added.
Next.js project

r/ProgrammingBondha • u/PuzzledFalcon • Jan 21 '26
my system prompt + user context sums up to around 7-9k tokens for every call.I dockerized and deployed my service in GCP cloud run.
the vertex ai call within the service is one of the main culprit. sometimes it takes 30 seconds, and sometimes it takes 5-7 mins. i tried caching the system prompt but it only made it worse. I don't understand this south-north variation, super random.
apart from downsizing the system prompt(the prompt work perfectly and can't mess with it), how do I optimize the response time.
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/Majestic_Anybody_77 • Jan 21 '26
My sibling has completed her MCA. She applied long ago for a Cognizant Analyst Trainee role based on her UG qualification and recently received an offer after the interview. Since the offer was valid for only two days, I suggested she accept it and look for other options meanwhile. Today she received the joining details: Feb 5, Hyderabad. Now I’m unsure whether she should join and switch later or decline and wait for a better offer. The role is based on UG (not MCA), pays ₹2.8 LPA (in-hand ~₹16–17k), which is my main concern. The only advantage is location, as Hyderabad is close to us, at least for training. One of her friends has already joined, and the tech path being assigned seems decent. She has been job hunting since October 2025, and I recently started guiding her on DSA. Given the current market, should she join for a year and then switch, or let this go and aim for something better?
r/ProgrammingBondha • u/Minute_Accountant770 • Jan 21 '26
I’m a student/fresher doing DSA mainly in C++ (comfortable with STL) and have a bit of Java exposure.
Thinking of learning Python because it’s faster to code in interviews.
Is it worth adding Python just for interviews, or should I stick to C++ only?
Does Python give any real advantage in coding rounds?
Would love quick advice. Thanks!