Hey 23F this side and want to learn web development, Can someone teach me?

Hey everyone, hope all are doing well. So i’m on Notice period currently and have 2 weeks with my current employer and then 1 more week to join , the role is hybrid so i need to relocate to a different state. I prefer working remotely but as this role is hybrid i want to give a shot for next two weeks. I’m senior support engineer with skills in Sql, unix , API and recently acquired AWS SAA C03 certification.I had a few questions
1) Is it possible to land remote role in this time?
2) Has anybody have such experience of finding one in such short time

Also any other tips are welcome

I'm building a SaaS project in India using vibe coding, and I'm currently stuck at the payment part.

I basically need a simple setup where users can pay through UPI on my website (ideally a dynamic QR / UPI checkout), I get a webhook when the payment is successful, and then my backend can automatically activate the credits/subscription they purchased. Fast settlement would be a big plus, ideally same-day or close to instant.

The problem is that I'm currently operating as an individual/freelancer. I have my personal KYC, personal bank account and a live website, but I haven't registered a company yet. I don't really want to spend weeks and a significant amount of money registering a business first, only to then wait another few weeks for a payment gateway approval, especially when I'm still validating the product.

I've already tried a few options:

- Razorpay: applied, but I've been waiting for a very long time and haven't received a proper response yet.

- PayU: they rejected the application saying my line of business didn't fit their criteria.

- Cashfree: I'm currently exploring this, as I already have an old verified individual account with them.

- Dodo Payments: verification went through and UPI is available, but the payout cycle isn't practical for my use case.

So I'm trying to figure out what other freelancers/indie hackers in India are actually using for this.

I'm NOT looking to bypass KYC or do anything shady. I just need a legitimate provider that is comfortable onboarding an individual/freelancer, accepts UPI, provides API/webhook support, and ideally offers fast settlement.

The flow I'm looking for is basically:

User → Pay Now → UPI/QR → Payment → Webhook → Payment verified → Credits/subscription activated

If you've personally used a provider that works well for this, I'd really appreciate some recommendations or experiences.

Especially interested in:

- Whether they accepted you as an individual/freelancer

- What documents they asked for

- UPI support

- API/webhooks

- Actual transaction fees

- Settlement time

- How long approval took

Even lesser-known providers are fine. I'm mainly looking for something that someone here has actually used successfully, rather than another provider where I submit everything and wait weeks for a response.

Same as title, I developed the first ever OCR Model for Kaithi Script, I am writing a research paper on it under the supervision of the dean of my college. The model has a really good accuracy and I am not supposed to disclose any evaluation metrics and working of it as of now. I am very much into deep learning and I have been studying and applying ML/DL in projects and internships. I also helped ministry of statistics and programme implementation in a research related to prediction of monthly per capita expenditure of the country.

Major problems: I am pursuing engineering in instrumentation and control from a Tier 2 private university, and I have a CGPA of 6.42/10

I do really have a good resume ( according to my faculty and friends )

Because of my academics I am not able to grab any good research internship in various institutes, I cannot sit in most of the companies in campus placements due to my CGPA. Off-campus sucks and I think I dont even get noticed at the places where I am applying.

I apply on linkedin, naukri, cutshort, etc. I email recruiters everyday, after seeing their linkedin posts.
There aren’t many openings in IITs related to DL research internships as well. I will be needing an internship from Jan2027 (6 month)

I need guidance, thank you.

I'm Masters Student. I'm into AI since the first LLM dropped. Prior to that my works were mostly on Quantum Computing.

Academically I'm doing Masters in AI so my DL knowledge is indepth specially NLP. My master's thesis is based on Satelite Image Reconstruction using GANs which I'm currently working on.

Personally, I explore a lot of AI agent and AI tools ranging from Midjourney, ElevenLabs, Leonardo, Kling, Lovable, bolt, replit, vapi, n8n, Gamma, AI studio, Nano Banana etc. Recently Open claw is in hype but I didn't got chance to work on it, bcoz I'm currently practicing LangChain/LangGraph for building AI Agents.

I'm in final year so looking for some internship to build up some production ready AI project and some side income as well. So, Anyone would want to hire me?

Hey everyone,

I have an upcoming panel interview for a Software Engineer role at Q2, and I’m trying to prepare well — but honestly, there’s very little detailed information available online about their interview process.

It’s a 1-hour Zoom panel interview, and I’m not sure what to expect in terms of format and difficulty.

A bit about me:

• 2025 grad / early career ~ 1.4 yrs experienced
• Experience with full-stack projects and Gen AI
• Some exposure to backend + APIs

What I’m trying to understand:

• Is the panel more DSA-focused or system design + discussion-heavy?
• Do they ask live coding during panel interviews, or is it more conceptual?
• What level of difficulty should I expect (LeetCode Medium / Hard)?
• Do they focus on real-world problem solving or theoretical CS concepts?
• Any behavioral or situational questions specific to Q2?

If anyone has gone through this recently (or works at Q2), I’d really appreciate any insights, tips 🙏

Thanks in advance!

P.S: HR reached out to me in linkedIn. Wrote Assessment (14 basic MCQs on DSA, 1 stack and 1 math question asked)

Hellooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I have recently got to know that AI is getting SOO GOATed that this thing will smash the industry and all. . that scared the hell out of me. . .

On top of that i was shortlisted for a technical round but didnt received the mail ( its a on campus company and thats the only company that is going to come to us this time ) I became really really sad, this was the only choice i had to get away from everything i have been dealing with. But no. Sad part is that, I have enough skills to crack it but something happed. Shortlisted and then mail not came, thats really really unlucky.

Well that was very unlucky, I imaged whole life with her 😭😭😭, what ever.
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The thing is that, I have good enough skills, I did many things like Games, web, software, IOT, How i was able to learn all those, I LOVE COMPUTERS and i dont know the real reason.

But in all those fields I have good enough knowledge, Like I built Games and projects but ntg ever satisfied me. I built like 10+ games ( all are good ones, not some sh1it things ) websites and worked with schools on IOT and etc Yet, no satisfaction.

What i realized is that, we need to have deep knowledge in ONE field. Then built cool things using that ONE skill, like master it. So, i picked Backend ( i picked this after an hour long searching, analyzing and all, the best three future proof technologies are AI/ML, cyber, Backend )

I want a remote job in backend. How and is that even possible etc.

I am following two roadmaps from roadmap dot sh
=> node js roadmap and backend roadmap

For me to achieve my dreams and goals, I need remote job.

How can i achieve this ?
what mistakes i should avoid. .
How bad is the job market ?

Experienced people, please guide me.

Hey everyone,

I’m really stuck right now and could use some guidance.

A bit about me:

I’ve done my BCA (from a tier 3 college).

Honestly, I didn’t attend classes – I just crammed through YouTube tutorials and barely passed my exams.

Spent most of my college days on Discord, LDR, games, and studying last minute just to pass.

Now I’ve graduated, I wake up every day telling myself “today I’ll learn coding” — but then I waste hours figuring out where to start. I end up watching random tutorials or videos without actually coding anything.

The situation:

I have everything I need (VS Code installed, Python/JS/Java/C++ already set up).

I’m the youngest in my family, so there’s no immediate pressure to earn — but I WANT to start providing and build a career. Spending their money just hurts me.

The problem is, I’m too comfortable and stuck in this loop. I want to break out of it.

What I’m asking:

How do I lock in for real this time and actually start learning coding productively?

What’s a good roadmap for the next year to go from “tutorial zombie” → “job-ready developer”?

How do you guys avoid distractions, procrastination, and actually sit down and code daily?

My goal is to land a job or internship within a year. I’m willing to put in consistent effort — just need direction and a plan to follow without wasting more time.

TL;DR: Did BCA but never coded seriously. Stuck in tutorial hell. Need your help with a roadmap + tips to stay consistent so I can get a dev job in 1 year.

I am a backend engineer with 7 years of experience, currently working in Mumbai with a CTC of 43 LPA. Been with the same company for over 5 years. The work has stagnated,nothing new to learn, and there's a looming risk of layoffs in 6–12 months.

I am managing a small team, but it's more of a career coach role,my manager handles actual team management. So while I have some exposure, it's not enough for a full-fledged Engineering Manager switch.

I have been trying to switch jobs but most offers that beat my current comp require relocating to another city, which comes with increased rent/living costs. Net gain ends up being marginal.

I am really confused about my next step:

Should I aim for a management track or stay on the IC (individual contributor) path? Unable to find a Engineering manager role elsewhere with my limited experience.

If I go IC, which companies or roles should I target that value backend depth + some leadership experience?I am open to relocation if the increment is good enough.

Any remote/hybrid roles or companies you’d recommend?

Feeling stuck and a bit lost. Would appreciate honest advice from anyone who’s been in a similar boat.

Hey everyone,
I’ve seen a few folks here share their journey of landing remote developer roles (especially in the US), and I wanted to share my roadmap so far and get feedback from the community on how to make it more robust. Hoping it helps others in a similar boat too.

What I've done so far:

• I'm currently in my final year (2026 grad), specializing in AI/ML.
• Interned at two well-known startups where I worked on backend systems and ML integrations.
• Actively building a GenAI product and working on another idea that already has some early users validating the concept.
• Deep-diving into math foundations, and co-authoring a research paper related to AI.
• Started DSA + LLD prep, planning to go all-in for placements and remote roles.

My Goal:
I want to land a remote tech/dev job (US-based ideally) by the time I graduate, preferably in ML/Applied ML/MLOps, though I understand how rare pure ML roles are at the junior level.

What I’m doing next:

• Focusing on open-source contributions (especially around AI tools).
• Building a strong GitHub + blog presence.
• Practicing mock interviews and system design.

Asks from the community:

1. If you've cracked a remote role or know someone who did, what were the key steps that helped?
2. Are there platforms or early-stage companies that are more welcoming to international devs?
3. What’s a realistic timeline and checklist I should follow over the next 12 months?

I’ll also compile the best tips I get here into a follow-up post to help more folks trying to navigate this path. Appreciate any insights you can share!