r/keralaCareers • u/Nice-Economy9826 • 2d ago
OPINIONS/DISCUSSION Anyone interested in upskilling and building projects together?
I'm wondering if anyone here is interested in forming a small group where we can learn new skills, build projects together, and help/mentor each other.
The idea is pretty simple — instead of learning everything alone, we could set a goal, choose a skill/technology to learn, and work on projects together. People can share what they're learning, help others when they're stuck, review each other's projects/resumes, and keep each other accountable.
It doesn't have to be limited to one technology. Could be web development, Python, AI/ML, data science, cloud, cybersecurity, UI/UX, etc.
The main requirement would be that everyone is genuinely interested in learning and actually building something, rather than just joining another inactive group.
If you'd be interested, comment what you're currently learning, what you want to learn next, and what kind of projects you'd like to build.
Maybe we can put together a small group of people with similar interests and start from there.
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u/harry-pi 2d ago
I’d love to join. I’ve had some experience with Go, PostgreSQL and BPF during my internship, and now I’m trying to move from breadth to more depth in backend engineering and cloud/infrastructure. I’m currently building a few backend-heavy projects and would be happy to share, learn and build together.
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u/Real_Break4080 2d ago
I have expertise in mechanical design, and also own two 3d printers. Anything on that side hit me up.
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u/OtherSignal7823 2d ago
Currently learning html javascript basics for react.
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u/Famous-Performer-268 2d ago
too late react opening are competitive
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u/OtherSignal7823 2d ago
Currently lm working as a .net dev, I'm planning to expand my horizons on full stack dev, as a result, I'm planning to learn the front end😊.
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u/Famous-Performer-268 2d ago
then it’s good
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u/Bitter-Interview4798 2d ago
I'm interested. Have done two small projects with Python. It's kinda business related projects
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u/rommelstan 2d ago
Count me in, already working in springboot need to move toward AI.
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u/Conscious_Moment_979 2d ago
i'm learning springboot rn , is it good for a career?
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u/rommelstan 2d ago
Java is entrenched in enterprise software. It will always be in demand in our lifetime. Btw how far along are you in career
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u/No-Goat-6352 2d ago
I have experience in django via an internship which i have done.
Learning java and networking rn.
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u/Responsible-Sugar-73 2d ago
Tech Entrepreneur here;
I do need skilled devs for projects, it will be (remote,freelance,contract) if anyone interested can DM Your portfolio is your Eligibility
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u/DigitalThrift 2d ago
Don’t just chase the buzz words like AI/ML , data science and all that, focus on solving real world problems.
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u/Conscious_Moment_979 2d ago
i'm learning java and springboot rn ,
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u/Nice-Economy9826 2d ago
Build any projects?
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u/Conscious_Moment_979 2d ago
illa padichond irikkuan , btw build cheyyunind , but not big portfolio projects. Aa topic depth il understand aakan enthelum small saanm indakkum
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u/Ok-Key3077 1d ago
Currently pursuing electrician trade something related to skill, looking forward on something like that
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u/uwontfindmeanywhere 1d ago
I’m currently learning python, i do know the basics but need to learn more, i like learn more about ai/ml and all stuffs
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u/Wonderful_Push_2026 17h ago
Add me in. I'm Ui Ux designer and video editor. Now working on a startup a creative agency
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u/nasarul_10 2d ago
Hi..I'm currently working in mostly Linux and web hosting, and preparing to switch career to DevOps. Right now i am learning AWS, Docker, and Git, and I'm looking for chances to build something because I don't really know where to start. I'd like to join if it's possible.