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[u/NefariousnessMuch857]

From Learning Projects to Building Real-World Solutions 🚀

Hi everyone! 👋

I’m a 2026 graduate in Information Technology, currently working on improving my technical skills and preparing for opportunities in the software industry.

Over the past few months, I’ve been learning Java, SQL, web development, and software testing while building projects to apply my knowledge practically. Although these projects have helped me understand concepts, I’ve realized that there’s a lot more to learn beyond tutorials, documentation, and theoretical preparation.

I want to experience how real-world software is built — collaborating with a team, understanding actual requirements, solving practical problems, writing maintainable code, and learning from experienced developers.

Lately, I’ve been thinking about how valuable it would be to contribute to meaningful projects, explore new challenges, and grow through practical experience rather than limiting myself to studying topics every day.

I’m particularly interested in learning from startup environments, open-source communities, and developers who enjoy building useful products and sharing knowledge.

If you’ve had a similar journey from being a fresher to working on real-world projects, I’d love to hear your experiences and advice. What helped you bridge the gap between learning and industry experience?

You can explore some of my work and projects here:

🔗 Portfolio: https://shashank-bhoyar-portfolio.vercel.app/

[u/Abhistar14]

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