Yeah, personal projects are great for ypur resume, especially if they're in the language you're going to work in, or use relevant frameworks.
Learning to write clean and readable code can also help a lot if you show them your code. Ugly code can cause a lot of problems, and simply knowing how to follow a style-guide can do wonders.
I love style guides! Those alone can make a big difference. Also a lot of that initial code will probably be ugly and that's okay. The more one codes and learns, the better it'll get.
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Yeah, personal projects are great for ypur resume, especially if they're in the language you're going to work in, or use relevant frameworks.
Learning to write clean and readable code can also help a lot if you show them your code. Ugly code can cause a lot of problems, and simply knowing how to follow a style-guide can do wonders.
I love style guides! Those alone can make a big difference. Also a lot of that initial code will probably be ugly and that's okay. The more one codes and learns, the better it'll get.