Here's the link to my portfolio. I've been coding for around 10 months or so and I'm starting to feel I'm ready. What do you think? If not, what should I work on/improve?
Posted Jan 16, 2021, 12:57 PM UTC · edited
You're doing great, apply for it.
Portafolio sites do not get you a job. They are mostly for learning. You need to solve problems for the real learning.
couple of easy things you could do imo: I know it's a bit dull but a readme is always something that goes a long way - what scripts can I run? How to set up the project? What does the app do/ how is it structured/any APIs that you use . Anything you think someone should be aware of if they are looking at the code for the first time. Documentation is an important part of being a developer.
Also, I would extract some of the functions in your overly large app.js file into separate files and import them. Will make the code more readable.
Otherwise looks like a good start!
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