u/Total_Captain_3833

I started for data analyst role and done with python, power bi, excel and sql, tableau

Now I want to learn cloud computing (tell me which is good and also provide resources for it

For eg, AWS or gcp, or Azure) and for llm ( what to learn and any resources)

Thank you

This is gonna be spoiler-free review and a long one.

So first of all you have keep your expectation a bit low, then you will love it.

This is not your typical MCU spider man movie but a first "spider-spider" Movie that has a dose of emotional, comedy and action filled entertainer.

The actors you know for their job pretty well and tom Holland has aged and you can pretty much feel it, from being a child to a man. It's a long journey of adulthood.

The good aspects are that very good bgm, action and cinematography, if you watch it in 3D you will experience the swings and cinematography. The frame and color themed pallete with New York City shown at night and day feels good. If you have played spider man games, you could connect it with some of the scenes.

The bad aspect or which I didn't like it was the villain(not acting but storyline), not much an arc or powers were shown and ending didn't work for me. Also, had to wait so much for the credits.

At the end, if you like spiderman, MCU you must see and give it chance. Appreciate the swings, action and pew-pew.

Oscar Piastri has reportedly informed McLaren that he wants to leave at the end of the 2026 season. 👀

According to the report, Oscar is unhappy with the team, with a potential driver swap being discussed that would see Max Verstappen join McLaren and Piastri move to Red Bull.

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Hi everyone,

I’m currently preparing for placements and feeling a bit overwhelmed with what to focus on. I want to build a strong profile in:

- Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning

- Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA)

- Java (for coding interviews)

- DevOps basics

Part 1: What should I prioritize?

Out of these areas, which ones are most important for placements (especially for product-based or good service companies)?

Should I focus more on DSA first or balance everything together?

Part 2: Learning roadmap

Can someone suggest a proper roadmap to cover these step by step?

Like:

- What to start with first

- How to divide time between DSA, AI, Java, and DevOps

- When to start projects vs theory

Part 3: Resources (Playlists & Materials)

It would really help if you could share:

- Best YouTube playlists (for DSA, Java, AI, DevOps)

- Any structured courses or notes

- Practice platforms (LeetCode, Codeforces, etc.)

- Project ideas for AI or DevOps

Also, if anyone has gone through placement prep recently, I’d appreciate your experience and what worked best for you.

Thanks in advance 🙏(used ai for correction)

Can anyone recommend coding institutes where the teaching is beginner-friendly and they also help with placements (interview and also bring companies etc.)? I want something practical, not just theory. Please share your experience if you’ve attended one.