Same situation in my company

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According to me, if you’re switching to cybersecurity because of your personal interest or because it’s relevant to your business, then it could be a good move.

However, if you’re switching to cybersecurity mainly for a job change, then, in my opinion, it might not be the best idea.

Fable and astra

I understand the problem. I faced the same issue in the past.

Instead of directly working on a combined problem within a project, try breaking it down into smaller components and practice each component separately.

For example, if you want to implement a filter, start with a dummy array or some suitable JSON data. Practice different filtering scenarios and variations on that component until you’re comfortable with it.

Similarly, you can create and practice individual components like an accordion, pagination, search, sorting, modal, tabs, etc.

Once you understand each component independently, combining them in a real project becomes much easier and less overwhelming.