I'm the CTO of international video agency Wooshii and I run an educational media brand called Skill Pathway. I also occasionally chat to people on my podcast, The Learning Developers Podcast.
I've already answered this to Kirsty's question, but the general gist of it is this: build a medium to large scale project rather than focusing on small code snippets.
For example, a "React Calculator" only displays that you can follow an online tutorial and that you have isolated knowledge of a few concepts.
Whereas writing your own "Basic Blogging platform using React + PHP" (these are example frameworks, it can be any of your choice) will give a much stronger impressive because it shows you can build a cohesive application.
The larger the scale of the application, the more it will boost your chances at being considered for a job.
Hope that helps!
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Hi Vincent, thanks for the question!
I've already answered this to Kirsty's question, but the general gist of it is this: build a medium to large scale project rather than focusing on small code snippets.
For example, a "React Calculator" only displays that you can follow an online tutorial and that you have isolated knowledge of a few concepts.
Whereas writing your own "Basic Blogging platform using React + PHP" (these are example frameworks, it can be any of your choice) will give a much stronger impressive because it shows you can build a cohesive application.
The larger the scale of the application, the more it will boost your chances at being considered for a job.
Hope that helps!