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Create a portfolio by building and shipping projects, making your build history public to demonstrate skills
Action Steps
- Start a new project using Next.js or FastAPI
- Set up a Docker container for deployment
- Log your build sessions publicly to track progress
- Ship your project and make it available for others to view
- Use your build history as a portfolio to demonstrate skills to potential employers
Who Needs to Know This
Developers and project managers can benefit from this approach to showcase their work and track progress
Key Insight
💡 A public build history can serve as a portfolio, demonstrating skills and progress to potential employers
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Key Takeaways
Create a portfolio by building and shipping projects, making your build history public to demonstrate skills
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For the last monthI've been learning to code — Next.js, FastAPI, Docker, some ML. I knew the frameworks, I'd watched the tutorials, but every project ended up half-finished on localhost. When someone asked "what have you actually built?" I had nothing to point to. So I built DevManiac to fix my own problem. You start a project, log your build sessions in public, ship it — and your build history becomes your portfolio. Not a list of skills you cla
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