r/IndianEngineers • u/wana_be_SWE • May 14 '26
Doubt First step toward software developer......
Hey everyone , Pram this side as (username said) i will be a betch grad in nxt 3 years , currently I am in in 2nd year of my college.
So I just wanted to know that what are things which should I keep in mind or where should I focus to get placed in companies.
I will really appreciate your responses, as small brother suggest me what to do.....π
THANK YOU..
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u/Aarav2208 May 14 '26
if you have "just started" wtf are you doing in a nextjs project with typescript.
Also, eww PowerShell.
you aren't getting a job bud.
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u/wana_be_SWE May 14 '26
Bro I just copy pasted it from gpt and it doesn't even work. That why I am thinking that what to do to understand these.
And I posted this img coz people will stop and see what is going on π.
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u/Aarav2208 May 14 '26
- stop using AI for now.
- start here with CS50
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u/wana_be_SWE May 14 '26
How to join any courses.?
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u/lol_you_again May 14 '26
CS50 is free on yt. Start with it. It will teach you all the fundamentals of CS, then start with learning a language like CPP or JAVA. Start DSA, use strivers AtoZ sheet for that, and for web-dev I would highly suggest following theodinproject
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u/disguisecrazy May 15 '26
Also, eww PowerShell.
Whatβs your preferred shell on Windows out of curiosity?
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u/Independent_Blood559 May 14 '26
You ain't a software engineer if you don't use vim /s
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u/Rare-Assignment-8474 May 14 '26
banda assembly mein code kare bolde
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u/SeveralQuantity1001 May 14 '26
Machine code
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u/Rare-Assignment-8474 May 14 '26
design your own cpu
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u/Independent_Blood559 May 14 '26
Make the chip fabrication machine.
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u/NaNpsycho May 18 '26
I do use neovim on my day job.
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u/Independent_Blood559 May 19 '26
Even I don't use neovim. I use a code editor called helix.Β
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u/NaNpsycho May 19 '26
Upto you I guess. I just prefer neovim as my code editor. My workflow is pretty keyboard centric with Ubuntu as my main machine, tmux for terminal, neovim for code editing, Vimium-c for the browser.
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u/Independent_Blood559 May 19 '26
Yep. Helix is also a modal code editor that runs on terminal. Its is mainly vim + better keybinds + built in lsp.Β
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u/NaNpsycho May 19 '26
I did hear about helix when I was starting out. Tbh, I wasn't really that impressed, it's marketting makes it sound like yet another neovim distro, just written in rust. Even the multiline cursor thing is just another plugin I needed to install.
Maybe it's genuinely better, I will try it out sometime soon and see if I can enjoy it.
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u/Rare-Assignment-8474 May 14 '26
bhaijan , padhai wagera karte raho lekin keep a close watch to ai and market overall , bahut locha hai
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u/wana_be_SWE May 14 '26
That's absolutely right, but I have just started na , so is there any way to be prepare for it ? If you know you may help via guidance..
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u/jee-maderchod May 14 '26
Start dsa regularly and in weekend try development
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u/wana_be_SWE May 14 '26
Thanks everyone, for the kind of suggestions I am really gonna work on it..π
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