3 SuperCool Github Repos for trainee developers

 1. RoadMap.sh 

Link : RoadMap.sh
In my opinion, this is one of best repo if you need a roadmap to start of with any tech stack from the following 

1. Frontend Roadmap
2. Backend Roadmap
3. DevOps Roadmap
4. QA Roadmap
5. Software Architect Roadmap
6. Software Design and Architecture Roadmap
7. JavaScript Roadmap
8. React Roadmap
9. Vue Roadmap
10. Angular Roadmap
11. Node.js Roadmap
12. Android Roadmap
13. Python Roadmap
14. Go Roadmap
15. Java Roadmap
16. Design System Roadmap
17. DBA Roadmap
18. Blockchain Roadmap

 I have referred to this repo many a times to start off with anything new , this doesn't actually make you a pro but is a great starting point for anyone who is clueless about where to start from. You can always run the repo on your local , but here is there website with the code hosted https://roadmap.sh/

2. Build your Own 'X' 

Link: Build your own

This is one of the coolest repos out there for people who love to build stuff and learn at the same time , this repo has "How to guides ". You can even build your own OS , isn't that something 

This Repo is a project hub as some would say, really nice projects to boost your resumes and profiles

3.Free Book Foundation 

Link :https://github.com/EbookFoundation/free-programming-books

This is the best place to get relevant programming books and tutorial related to a language or framework. The best thing is that it is maintained by devs of the world, so the stuff here is super relevant.

Have FUN Leanring !!

What is the best job for a fresher to start off in the IT field ?

MERN Developer FTW

Many people that are from a non-CS background often ask me, what will be the best job for them to get started in the IT sector, quickly and with less effort. First of all, there is nowhere you can go without "less effort", EFFORT is constant regardless of the field you start your career in. Although I do tell them that starting off as a "MERN" or "MEAN" stack developer is the best way for them to step in the IT sector. Here are three reasons why.

1. People often find themselves struggling with DSA problems on leetcode, codechef or hackerrank.Instead, they can start learning and making projects in MERN or MEAN stack and start applying for similar positions. This full stack is easy to learn when you build projects using them, and the process is motivating because the time you are spending to learn it is also being utilized to build the project column in your resume. This way you stay motivated and keep learning the tech stack as well.

2. The job market is booming with jobs for react , javascript , angular developers and most of them have "0-n" years experience in there description, with a really nice salary to kick start your career.If you want to see the amount of jobs , just go on linkedIn and you will see for yourself.The interview process is not rigorous as far as you know the projects you have build and are aware of intricacies of MEAN and MERN.

3.Your background DOESNT MATTER ! As long as you are qualified enough in your skill and have good communicative abilities , you can easily crack any react-js and nodejs interviews.It doesn't matter if you are from Mech, Electrical or Civil. I have colleagues that are from such core backgrounds but are experts in redux application and service development and integration.

Here are some really great projects for you to start off , best of luck 
MERN STACK PROJECTS