Eight career lines, each split into four stations: what to learn, which tools to pick up, and one project to build before you move on. Pick a line, or take the quiz if you're not sure yet. Tick stations off as you go; your progress stays in this browser.
Four quick questions. You'll get your two closest matches.
Every line starts with fundamentals. You can switch later; most of the early stations overlap.
Commit every project. A green contribution graph and clean READMEs are the first thing recruiters open.
Practise data structures and algorithms a few times a week. Most internship interviews still test them.
Post what you built and what broke on LinkedIn. It turns projects into conversations with people who hire.
Official documentation beats a 10-hour video. Learn to find answers yourself; it's the skill every job needs.
A deployed project with a live link is worth more than three half-finished ones on your laptop.
Ask AI tools to explain errors and review your code, but write it yourself until you understand it.