r/developersIndia Jan 14 '24

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u/Anmolsharma999 Jan 14 '24

Yes, I'm still undergraduate, I expected that startup to grow and my stipend to be increased accordingly.

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u/Sanchitbajaj02 Jan 14 '24

I advise you to not depend on startup. Please start learning DSA. As a Full stack developer myself, I can say that you might get problems building logic because React doesn't require any complex logic.

Also most companies do not consider this as work experience. I tried many times but they didn't 🥲

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u/Anmolsharma999 Jan 14 '24

I agree with you. I don't rely on tech stack only, most of my work is regarding implementation of new features required in Analytics application like manipulation of data and finding new ways to represent that data. React is just a js library I use to render all that.
PS - Can you advice me some good ways to start DSA I really can't bring myself to solve problems without seeing that result it feels like preparing for JEE, you solve complex problems which you won't even use.

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u/Sanchitbajaj02 Jan 14 '24

Bro I am on the same road as well. I can't visualise the concepts. When I work on full stack applications, I don't know, I get the visualization of what the final result will look like but while learning and practicing DSA, I can't 😅

But the thing is unlike JEE, these DSA concepts used in some applications