u/highly_ret4rded

I've like 3-4 months left , and I'm learning stuff most of time of day.

My ques is how much is enough for passing threshold barrier and being way above average in Android.

Stuff I know:

Basics of android(activities,lifecycles and all)

Kotlin compose stack

Working with restAPI's

Coroutines

Room, mongoDb

Firebase

Retrofit

MVVM,MVI

Docker

Linting

Koin,dagger,hilt(learning)

Animations,responsive UI

These are enough to create apps I've worked on

Stuff I'm learning RN,

Spring boot, and backend

Stuff planned

Testing in android(i know a bit of espresso,but never really used them)

Postgress

Along with preparing some stuff like Leetcode and basics of development

Can someone guide me stuff I should only focus on for next 3 montsh and stuff which is not so relevant in industry for fresher

I'm time bounded for now.

I'm 22 rn, and this is about my friend J, 20yo ,turning 21 this month.

I met J at the end of my very first sem in Uni, we shared some common interests,and hence bonded quickly.

Now, J is like 6'1, and a fitness content creator, so like a hell of a physique.

But he's one of the kindest people I know personally abit childish and hell of an extrovert,but good guy.

Not the closest friend,but close enough.

Now, while talking back about stuff,he told me how his parents conceived him late,in early 40's and he's the only child.

I really thought his parent's must be old, and so they were like in early 60's something, and I often thought he needs to take their responsibility soon.

I met his mum one day, about 7 months back.

His parents both were like govt employees, now retired and they are financially quite well off, more than 1 mil usd networth.

J was never good in UG,just for sake of name doing it, got like 15 reappear in 4 sems.

And since only child,needless to say his parents opened a supplement store business too for him all along.

I always felt like he's been dealt all aces, it's just I'm an ungrateful soul.

Now, from may 6th our endsems were about to begin, practicals ended by 24 april,and we got prep off.

So barely had contact with any friend,I don't use insta.

Then on may 6th, met them all including J, and we all just joked and laughed a bit.

Then on may 13, i.e. yesterday we had another endsem.

Exam was easy enough, so as usual left hall a bit early.

I saw J just walking with a guy, he saw me and we just started to joke around.

I saw he was wearing this bracelet, not a new one. I asked him what's that.

He said it's my mum's.

I said okay but why you're wearing it, he said as a memorial.

I said why?

HE REPLIED,"SHE DIED ON 29TH."

(I'm getting goosebumps while I'm typing this)

I just went cold, we met on may 6th, he was looking all good.

I just asked him if he was joking,he just stayed calm.

He replied,picked that bracelet from ashes.

I went numb, he didn't tell no one in our group, no one.

His father is in late 60's/early 70's.

And he got no one else.

And this cunt didn't even shed a single tear, that's just how.much he went through.

Alone.

He's probably the most mature person I've met till date in my social life.

I was fckin wrong all along.

I know.all.tbis is part of life but,not at 20.

Been thinking about this all day, like.how fckin ungrateful I.was all along.

Family is at very first.

Yeah,that's it.

If say saturn,jupiter and rahu as 13°4',6°3' and 28°2', which is Darakarka here?

In jhora rahu is shown as darakarka,I'm confused

Not new,but never really worked on large apps either,usually just some personal apps so rarely used Dagger.

But now since I'm getting prepared for interviews, I need to get this topic too.

I've tried differ tutorials, documentations and even AI,but I'm not getting the exact reasoning of using this.

Unlike coroutines or Retrofit, which have a clear goal.

If anyone can help me out,thanks.