I would say learn what ever interests you, as long as you are happy with your stack.
If you come across something that looks fun try it. For example I am quite happy building rest APIs but recently I came to find that GraphQl is pretty neat so I would like to give that a go.
Your listed projects are cool and demonstrate your skills well however they are problems that have been solved before.
Try to build some passion projects something which solves a problem specific to you, this is what will make you stand out in employers eyes.
For example I own a tortoise and think they are really awesome animals hence I made a site which shows you all the different types of turtles and tortoise, because I felt like this info was lacking online.
Look at what you enjoy what could help you or what software would help others around you.
Yep, focus your software on people is the best part of what you can do with websites, apps, software it adds the meaning to them. What is the use of something if it has no meaning to people, your users.
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I would say learn what ever interests you, as long as you are happy with your stack.
If you come across something that looks fun try it. For example I am quite happy building rest APIs but recently I came to find that GraphQl is pretty neat so I would like to give that a go.
Your listed projects are cool and demonstrate your skills well however they are problems that have been solved before.
Try to build some passion projects something which solves a problem specific to you, this is what will make you stand out in employers eyes.
For example I own a tortoise and think they are really awesome animals hence I made a site which shows you all the different types of turtles and tortoise, because I felt like this info was lacking online.
Look at what you enjoy what could help you or what software would help others around you.
Good Luck and most importantly have fun
Yep, focus your software on people is the best part of what you can do with websites, apps, software it adds the meaning to them. What is the use of something if it has no meaning to people, your users.