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To break into the industry, make sure your portfolio really shows off your best work. Include personal projects and any open-source contributions you’ve made, and make sure it's easy to navigate with live project links so employers can see your skills in action. Tailor your resume for each job you apply to, highlighting the skills and technologies you’ve learned. or you can use tools like Jobsolv to help create a polished, ATS-friendly resume that matches job descriptions, and you can always tweak it if it feels too AI-generated or doesn’t fully reflect your style. Networking is also key. LinkedIn, job boards like AngelList, and online developer communities are great places to connect with others in the field. Plus, practicing coding challenges on platforms like LeetCode or Codewars can help you get ready for interviews.
If you're struggling to land a full-time role, consider looking for internships or junior positions at smaller companies or startups, which are often more open to hiring entry-level developers. Freelancing can also be a great way to build experience and grow your portfolio. Keep learning and staying updated with new tools and trends through blogs, courses, and forums.
I wish you luck. What platform did you use to learn react and tailwind? Was it part of formal coursework?