Hey Krishna! I'd keep making projects because they are a very nice way to have a hands-on and complete understanding of the material you're trying to learn. I recommend creating something that goes outside of your comfort zone and forces you to learn something new.

- If you're new to websockets: realtime messaging app
- Haven't done payments?: use Stripe and make an e-commerce app
- Mobile development?: React Native / Flutter / Swift / Kotlin
- Embedded systems?: microcontrollers / ardduinos
- What abt AI? LangChain, Vector DBs, Hugging Face

Just pick something fresh and exciting!

Check out 100 devs, they have a lot of advice for things like this

Thanks, I am going to check it out

Thank you, For your guidance and i will look forward to it you have mentioned valuable things in your ansers. Have you any advice related to getting a job as a front end developer like which type of things i need to work on like open source contribution, profile building or what to do i don't have a tech background. I am in the middle face of the journey and wondering about whether i am learing right things or not

Find your drive @krishna00pathak

this is actually not bad advice. Find something you want to accomplish for YOUR sake and find out if programming a computer can help you achieve it.

I'd say as a front-end developer try to build out your portfolio and include the projects that you've worked on and document the technologies you've used. If you don't have a tech background then I'd recommend getting your feet wet with some of the projects and see if the career path is right for you. 👍

Okay, I will do it

I am in the middle of web development learning curve but ai is scaring. Should i continue to learn stuff ?

yes, we still need people to tell the ai what it writes should do, coode or anything else. They are more like advanced auto complete than a developer or author