u/Ambitious-Public-575

Hey everyone!

I'm looking for a few people who are interested in learning and growing together in software development.

My current roadmap includes:

• Java: Core Java and OOP
• Backend: Spring Boot, REST APIs
• Databases: SQL and database design
• DSA: Regular LeetCode practice using Java
• Cloud: AWS fundamentals and deployment
• Projects: Building real-world projects to apply what we learn

As we progress and reach a decent level, we can explore other tools, technologies, and concepts that are relevant to backend development and the industry.

The idea is to stay consistent, discuss concepts, solve problems together, review each other's code, build projects, and keep each other accountable.

I'm not looking for experts. Beginners and people who are genuinely willing to learn and put in the effort are welcome. We can create a small Discord group, set weekly goals, share resources, and help each other when we're stuck.

The goal is simple: learn together, build cool stuff, improve our DSA, and become better developers.

If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, drop a comment or DM me with what you're currently learning.

Let's grow together!

I’m a 3rd-year student from a T3 college and I’m trying to get my first internship by the end of this semester.

I’ve been doing DSA almost every day. I’m following Striver's A2Z sheet.

I’m honestly pretty confused about what I should focus on apart from DSA.

I know Java and SQL, and right now I’m planning to start Spring Boot and go towards backend development. Is Java + Spring Boot + SQL a good path for internships? Or am I missing something important that I should learn along the way?

I also want to build some good projects, but I don’t want to make the same basic CRUD apps that everyone has on their resume.

So I’d really appreciate some advice from people who have already gone through this:

• Is my current DSA approach good enough for internship interviews?
• Is Java + Spring Boot + SQL a good stack to focus on?
• What skills should I prioritize at this stage?
• Where do you guys find good project ideas?
• What kind of projects actually stand out on a resume?
• And how should I approach getting internships from a T3 college?

I’m trying to make the most of this semester, but there’s so much advice online that it’s honestly getting confusing.

Would really appreciate any practical advice from seniors who’ve been through this.

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Raat bhr light ni di bhai dharamshala area mein aur subah firse light chli gyi... bc ye garmi and bijli vibhag walon ka development is killing me😭😭😭😭😭

Ghanto ghanto tak light kaatre aur upar se ye el-nino😭😭😭