Most college students build projects.
Very few build something that other people actually use.
That difference matters.
A college project usually has a predictable lifecycle:
Idea → Code → Demo → Viva → Marks → Forgotten GitHub repository.
Most college students build projects. Very few build something that other people actually use. That...
Most college students build projects.
Very few build something that other people actually use.
That difference matters.
A college project usually has a predictable lifecycle:
Idea → Code → Demo → Viva → Marks → Forgotten GitHub repository.

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