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An Animated Guide to Node.js Event Loop
Node.js doesn’t stop from running other operations because of Libuv, a C++ library responsible for the event loop and asynchronously handling tasks such as network requests, DNS resolution, file system operations, data encryption, etc.
What happens under the hood when Node.js works on tasks such as database queries? We will explore it by following this piece of code step by step.
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Top comments (6)
Nothing, wherever you will be applying they will be looking for 3-5 years of experience and believe me getting your first job is very difficult.
Best of luck from my side as I still have not got my first job as well.
Software companies don't care about certificates. Perhaps, top-notch companies like Facebook, Google, Amazon, etc don't even look at your college degree or undergrad major.
Instead of focussing on certificates, it's better to concentrate on improving your skills. Learning new technologies, and implementing your own ideas or optimizing existing solutions. This demonstrates a willingness to learn & apply, and would help you in the long run. It will give a headstart to your creativity and help you in getting things done independently.
Also, never forget your fundamental Data Structures and Algorithm skills. These skills will be useful for every position that you apply.
Companies have stopped caring about certificates (at least for Tech). They do not care about the certification that you have done, They don't even care about your college degree. All they want is a true talent, so my suggestions are
Yup, that's all on the top of my mind right now.
Best.
Depends where you are really but in general an undergrad degree (any hard science will be considered transferable by any company that knows what they're doing) doesn't hurt. There are a few fast track programs which are well respected such as here in Edinburgh we have Codeclan (codeclan.com/).
Essentially bigger companies are going to want to see qualifications and likely degrees. Also experience. Smaller companies, especially startups will look at any body of work you present them, qualifications or not.
I think more than certificates, showcasing your skills through a project is better. Shows what you are capable of and gives you more credibility.
Just as Raksha said, your own projects are the best certification you can get. Build something that solves a problem you have and show it to the world!