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Can late starters in programming still catch up and land software jobs?
1 howdy_asta 0 8/27/2025, 2:56:07 PM
I’m entering my final year of college and realized I’ve made a big mistake — I never really learned programming properly, and I’ve never built a real-world project. Now with graduation and placements close, I’m wondering if it’s still possible to learn fast, build meaningful projects, and get job-ready.
Something else I keep thinking about: Would it make sense to have a platform where students could:
buy projects to learn from,
get mentorship/teaching to understand them deeply,
and eventually sell their own projects once they gain skills?
I’m curious what the HN community thinks:
Is it still possible for someone like me to turn things around?
And would such a platform actually be useful, or is it solving the wrong problem?
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