Hi Guys. looking developer with full stack experience and good with real time data api. This project is for our stocks website. Going to be an ongoing opportunity for years to come. Where can i find the right person for this job? Can anyone make any introductions please.
I started a full stack course and learned a lot about frontend and backend. Along the way I got interested in automating things and came up with my own project idea. The irony is that I've used Claude the whole time.
Still, I understand the concepts. On the frontend (React, Tailwind, Framer Motion), I follow the flow of axios client service files hooks/components. on the backend, I use an MVC-style structure with routes, middleware, and controllers (Mongoose models). I've worked with cloudinary for images and MongoDB Atlas for user data, and I've learned how to build REST APIs, connect them to a database, and handle requests.
The honest part: I can't write more than 50% of this code from scratch. But I can read it, understand it, and explain how it works. I've also debugged real problems myself, like MongoDB Atlas IP whitelist issues, controller export mismatches, and stuck processes. I built the mobile navbar hamburger menu step by step on my own.
What I built is a full café ordering app where customers can order drinks and meals online. It has:
Khalti online payment (tested end-to-end in sandbox) and cash on delivery
JWT authentication with httpOnly cookies, plus edge middleware to protect route
An admin panel with full product CRUD, restricted so regular users can't reach it
Cart with global state (Context API), plus a "Buy Now" path that skips the cart
Dynamic product detail pages
Order history for users, and an order view for admins
Responsive design with Tailwind, and Framer Motion animations on the hero
Is this enough to land an internship or a job? Or should I focus on writing more code without AI help first? I'd appreciate honest advice, especially from anyone who started out the same way.
Yo!,
I’m looking for one experienced developer to join me and another developer on a SaaS project we’re building.
We already have a team of two, and we’re looking for one more developer who has strong experience with building SaaS products.
We have a large project in mind, and we’ll share the full details once we’ve agreed that we’re a good fit.
If you’re interested, DM me with:
And yeah, I know this post was written with AI. I’m a developer, not a professional Reddit post writer. I have code to ship.
Looking forward to meeting someone who wants to build something serious with us.
A few months ago, a client came to me with absolute certainty: "Edward, I need an app." No background context, no workflow breakdown, just a feature request presented as a non-negotiable requirement.
As developers, our knee-jerk reaction is often to open VS Code, spin up a stack, and start coding. We love solving technical problems, so we jump straight to the implementation.
Instead, I paused and asked: "What exact problem are we trying to solve?"
After digging into his daily business operations, we realized he didn't need a mobile app at all. He needed a clean internal dashboard and a simple automated workflow to replace a manual process wasting hours of his team's week.
If I had just taken the order and started coding on day one, we would have burned weeks of development time and thousands of dollars building a product that didn't actually fix his underlying operational bottleneck.
Now, before writing a single line of code or picking a stack, I run every request through four baseline questions:
Coding only starts at step four. Requirement scoping and problem definition have to come first.
Curious how you all handle this in your own work when a client, founder, or product manager comes to you asking for a specific complex feature or stack before they've even defined the business problem, how do you steer the conversation back to discovery without sounding dismissive?
Hey everyone iam recent Electrical and electronics engineering graduate. Iam figuring out to choose my career path. I don't know how to code but have made choices in choosing my carrier to in java full stack development, python full stack developement, and Data analytics course can someone suggest me which carrier path is the best to get a job right now?
Iam in confusion in choosing my carrier can someone who want to guide me please comment I Will be very glad hearing your opinions!!!!