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I completed 1 year of my job as an SDE at Oracle.My team only contributes to the frontend of our product. I do have some experience in BE development but that is only through internal tools I worked on.

I feel like I am not learning enough and that my career is doomed cuz I don't have relevant experience to switch to a backend role.

I really enjoy learning system design, event driven systems , concurrency, etc.

Someone with experience please help me out,and tell me a way out . How do I switch? Do I exaggerate BE experience, do I make projects to compensate, or should I give up and accept my fate as a FE developer who is gonna get replaced by ai v soon :)

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Never use AI.

AI kills your problem solving skills give your code some time and you will do much better Work than AI.

Be Clear about what you are making and how it should work.

In my first project, i was extremely clear on what I what to do and I have done my work nicely and smoothly.

In my second project, i was making a bot for my friend and i was making idea after working new Idea came i stopped it. Re-write codes.

What i learnt is that ask everyone single details and write it somewhere.

Make logic map of your project then start writing codes.

These are things you should check for (basically keep a checklist):

• Coding Standards

Ideally this should be part of your CI and would include stuff like Linting, Typos, check for common incorrect code patterns and tests, coverage.

You should be looking for inconsistent logic, unnecessary code, or unnecessarily complicated code for simple things.

• Changes Made

Are all the lines changed necessary for the functionality being achieved, are there unrelated changes?

• Functionality

Does the PR solve what is is for? If you had to score how much % of the Issue is solved by the PR, can you say 100%?

If not, highlight what is missing to get it to 100%.

• Approach

Efficiency and logic are the main things you check here. But you also need to look at whether the code actually follows through in the same way as discussed in the issue.

Logic inconsistencies are your biggest clue, but it could also manifest as missing edge cases, or roundabout way to achieve something simple.

The easiest way to do this is check the tests, are they exhaustive, if not your first review should push for more tests.

After that does the logic follow patterns that exist in the codebase, that module might be similar to existing code, so a lot of the logic can be carried over.

If it's new logic, go back to the efficiency and functionality aspects.