I would love to see what all you did through college and how it all progressed. You could start from the start of freshman year then do one for the end of freshman year, the end of sophomore year and so on. It would help people get in a look into your mind set and how you set goals and stuff like that maybe. You could even make it longer and post it on youtube.

Dear Baxate, I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to you with a sincere request for guidance and assistance. As a fresher with basic knowledge of Java, I am eager to pursue a career in the field and secure a job opportunity that aligns with my skills and aspirations. Having heard about your expertise and willingness to help, I am turning to you for advice on what specific areas I should focus on learning to enhance my chances of securing a job. I understand that Java is a widely used programming language, and I want to expand my knowledge and skills to stand out in the job market. Your valuable insights and recommendations on additional Java concepts, frameworks, or technologies that I should familiarize myself with would be immensely helpful. Whether it's specific libraries, development tools, or any other relevant areas, I am eager to learn and take on the challenge. I genuinely believe that with your guidance and support, I can accelerate my learning journey and become better equipped for a successful career in Java development. Your assistance would not only provide me with the necessary skills but also give me the confidence and motivation to pursue my goals.

What advice or tips do you have to be able to navigate a codebase to better understand how everything works? Or maybe when trying to contribute to OSS on GitHub how can one navigate their way through the codebase? Or even at a new job being able to understand it? This would also be an interesting YouTube or tiktok video on what your advice would be.

Besides coding what are the most some important technical skills you need on the job? In regards to coding, does being able to write production level code come with experience?

Can you please guide us on how one can start his journey of becoming a software engineer without joining college or university. What programs and software he should learn and in what order. A complete pathway!