How I Built My Own Python Full Stack Interview Prep Resources (And You Can Use Them FREE!)

Published: (January 5, 2026 at 03:58 AM EST)
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Source: Dev.to

Source: Dev.to

The Problem Every Fresher Faces

A few months ago, I was in the exact position many of you are in right now.
47,000 results. 🫠

One night (at 2 AM, fueled by Maggi), I thought:

“What if I just… made my own?”

Over the next few weeks I created:

  • 50+ practical coding questions with:
    • Multiple solution approaches
    • Line‑by‑line comments
    • Sample inputs and outputs

🗄️ SQL & Django ORM Masterclass

Everything I struggled with, simplified:

  • Raw SQL queries
  • ORM equivalents
  • When to use what

⚛️ Django + React Tasks

Practical, hands‑on tasks — not just theory.

🤖 AI/ML Fundamentals

Basic concepts for full‑stack devs exploring AI.

The Cool Part: It’s All Interactive

I didn’t want boring PDFs, so I built interactive HTML dashboards with:

  • Search functionality
  • Copy‑code buttons
  • Beautiful dark theme

Live site: https://thiyagu26v.github.io/python-fullstack-prep/
GitHub repository: https://github.com/thiyagu26v/python-fullstack-prep/

Because learning shouldn’t be gatekept. Don’t just consume — CREATE. Making your own notes teaches you 10× more. One resource at a time. Stop hoarding bookmarks. Practice > Theory. Code every single example yourself.

Final Words

If this helps even one person crack their interview, every late night was worth it.

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