Not your Build towards a live application, a readable codebase and decisions you can explain in a software internship interview.
Learn what happens between entering a URL and seeing a page. Set up your editor and start saving your work with Git.
Explain a browser request in your own words and publish your first repository.
Use HTML, CSS and JavaScript to make pages people can use on a phone or laptop. Then learn React and TypeScript.
Build a responsive event page with validation, loading states and accessible controls.
Write APIs, store data and control access. Follow a request from the interface to the server and back.
Build a booking flow that saves a registration and handles duplicate requests.
Keep a separate practice track for programming and data structures while you build web projects.
Explain the time and space costs of a solution, then improve it when needed.
Use a model API, retrieve relevant information and return answers with sources. Test cases where the model should not answer.
Build a notes assistant that cites its sources and admits when information is missing.
Test important flows, deploy the app and learn to investigate failures. Strengthen your understanding of systems, security and CS fundamentals.
Publish your project with a clear README, a working demo and an explanation of its trade-offs.
Learn with guidance
Follow this path with live classes, project work and mentor feedback in Software Engineering + AI. Build the portfolio and the understanding to explain it.
