Ask HN: Is it too late to work on projects for my resume to get an internship?
I'm much more knowledgeable than I was last year (freshman year). I know much more languages than just Java and have completed projects and assignments in class that have made me a better coder.
The only issue is that I don't have any tangible evidence of my coding. I don't really have a fleshed out git hub or any personal projects.
I plan to remedy this by starting a blog to keep track of my experiences, starting a personal project of mine, and contributing to open-source projects.
I plan to have enough done to be able to send out resumes around March/April. Is this too late for getting an internship? And if it's not too late, then when is the latest?
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Keep in mind most internships are as much about you learning as it is about you doing some work for someone. While there are some out there looking for "all stars", most are just looking for someone who knows the basics and is excited to learn more. If you can convey that, which you conveyed in this post, then you are already off to a great start.
Good luck!
You could send out resumes in March for a 2016 internship.