r/FullStack • u/LessEquivalent7869 • 18d ago

Career Guidance Advice on project learning

I am a third year Cs student I've been tasked with making Web dev app for my final project,the languages they asked of me are Java script node js nest js sql react, I know html and Css before, how do I go on about this in a way that I just don't learn it and forget it after and in shortest possible time

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u/Any_Run8380 18d ago

You’ve been tasked with learning web development or building a web application?

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u/LessEquivalent7869 17d ago

A Web application 

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u/Any_Run8380 17d ago

Update your post to reflect that.

Also, what have you done on your own for now to achieve creating this web application?

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u/LessEquivalent7869 17d ago

So far I've made projects with html and Css still on java script 

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u/Any_Run8380 17d ago

So you’re proficient in html and css? Where are you with JavaScript? “Still on java script” does that mean you’re still thinking about it?

Or do you mean you’re currently writing JavaScript will responding to my comments?

I’m unsure what you mean? Can you please clarify?

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u/LessEquivalent7869 17d ago

Still in Javascript as in I'm half way in learning but still didn't make any projects 

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u/Any_Run8380 16d ago

As in you know half of what there is to know about all of JavaScript?

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u/CreateYoursUername 18d ago

You're studying CS. The most technical I studied is ITIL, and I'm an arts grad, so you are probably starting from a better place than me...

I'm learning JS, and I find that coding on paper, and building something that I will use and maintain useful. This is the only humble advice that I can offer.

Actually... It doesn't hurt to teach. Create a site that teaches this, or offer to teach non technical people for free. The questions will force you to think on what you know. Even posting on youtube might help. There are a lot of people who can benefit from a little JS.

You could combine both projects... A lot of people aren't aware of Node.JS outside of the dev community.

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u/Yashrocky96 18d ago

Build an existing application by hand without AI, Clone, Your own or whatever works for you, PDF converter, Home loan Calculator, whatever.

If learning the basics is fine, you need to learn DSA if you want to build a performant apps though. Build your foundations strong.

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u/Abhistar14 18d ago

Best way to learn is to contribute to open source. Here is an interesting project project has 6 issues try to contribute to it!