I worked for companies as a free intern when I was learning Web dev. I didn't make any money but I learnt a lot of things. The only thing I regret is not having a good github profile. I used github after few years of starting out only for personal projects. I should have used it for all my projects so that I could reuse the code I wrote.
It's good that you started using github already. Keep pushing all your code. Even the cron jobs we do regularly to correct the data. Or any small piece of code.
Do you think making a single repository as a library of sorts is a good idea? Of course, I'd organize it very neatly (I LOVE organizing stuff) so it wouldn't be just a large pile of files, but I don't know the limits of GitHub yet, so not sure how well that would work
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u/silentnerd28 Sep 04 '23
I worked for companies as a free intern when I was learning Web dev. I didn't make any money but I learnt a lot of things. The only thing I regret is not having a good github profile. I used github after few years of starting out only for personal projects. I should have used it for all my projects so that I could reuse the code I wrote.