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Deptfordx posted:Hi people. Originally posted this in an other thread. It was suggested I repost it here. drat maybe I need to move to the UK if there are actually 'job holes' for junior devs! I would love to answer your question, and to me the cloud engineering sounds pretty promising, but I don't know enough about the job market there to give you useful advice. Anyways hello everyone, perhaps I'll become a fixture here. I've been coding casually since I was a preteen, I'm now 35 and recently decided to aim for software development as a career, particularly web development after years of working in the education and nonprofit sectors. I've just completed a web dev bootcamp (actually still in it for the next two hours) where I learned js, python, react/redux and some backend frameworks, although I'm fully aware that all of those skills need tons of polish. There's a post-bootcamp process, with guidelines and mandatory requirements where we will be polishing our portfolio projects, working on github/linkedin/resume improvement, networking and (probably most importantly) studying data structures and algorithms in preparation for technical interviews. I'm hoping some contacts I have can get me an opportunity but it's not something I can count on. I guess my question is (and let me apologize for asking something that has probably been asked hundreds of times before), apart from the things I mentioned what would you recommend I learn on top of that? Is there something that hiring managers and recruiters really want to see from a prospective junior dev with only IT-related work experience? I've heard a couple different things, including reservation features on one of my projects, and implementation of the openAI API in one or more of my projects. I was also thinking of learning TypeScript, since some people I know in the industry work with it a lot. Any other ideas for languages or frameworks or whatever I should try and implement and/or what do you think of the plan I have now?
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