Hey everyone! I've been diving into web development for about six months and I'm wrapping up the React course from The Odin Project. Alongside that, I have around five years of Java experience from school, so I'm comfortable with full-stack development using Spring, JPA, and JDBC, as well as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and basic SQL. Right now, I'm searching for practical project ideas that can help enhance my frontend and backend skills. Ideally, I'd like something realistic that I can actually build. Since I recently graduated and am on the job hunt (with plans to potentially go to university next year), it'd be great to work on a project that could help me in my career. I've really been into web development lately, so any suggestions would be super appreciated! Thanks!
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How about using your stack to ask ChatGPT for project ideas? You can find free public APIs to incorporate into your builds, which will keep things interesting and informative!
One of the best ways to get inspired is to solve a problem you’re facing. For instance, if you often need to shorten links, why not create a Chrome extension that automates that using the Bitly API? It’s practical, relevant, and directly uses your tech skills!
That sounds really cool, but I’m struggling to think of a problem that I have... Any other ideas?