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hey, lydia from the FlutterFlow team!

Eric Seidel built Flutter at Google. he's now building Shorebird and has been inside the tool that underpins most of what this community ships longer than almost anyone.

he's on stage at FFDC on may 27th in San Francisco for a session called Flutter Insights with Abel Mengistu (FlutterFlow, YC W21) and Abdallah Shaban (product at Google and co-founder of Celest (YC W24)).

three founders who built on the Flutter foundation and then went to build further are going to be sharing next steps with Flutter!

free livestream. in person at The Midway, SF. ffdc.io

— lydia, FlutterFlow team

So I am currently doing my BCA from Amity University online and I’m in the 6th semester. To be honest, I haven’t built many skills yet. I only know DSA with C++, and I’ve solved around 150 LeetCode questions from different topics.

I’m thinking about doing an MCA from tier-2 private colleges in Bangalore or Pune by taking a Bihar Student Credit Card Scheme loan. But one of my cousins says not to take a loan for MCA. He says my main goal for now should be to crack a 4–5 LPA service-based company, so I should just focus on building skills and applying for internships and jobs.

But I don’t think my resume will even get shortlisted, even if I learn full-stack development. I’m underconfident because I see people who know everything still not getting shortlisted in off-campus placements. Also, I’m from a village, so I feel like I need networking and exposure. Off-campus hiring looks very difficult from what I see in the current market.

What should I do? I’m really confused. 🥲

looking for experienced frappe /erpnext developer for ongoing project based work .if anyone interested dm