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Here's what coding and a CS degree taught me. A professional portfolio can get you hired. As programmers, we create cool projects, but they go unnoticed because it's stored on LinkedIn or GitHub. Kind of hard to visualize. But having a personal website markets who you are and showcases your skills more effectively. And if you hate web dev and rather spend time making other projects, you can actually build a portfolio in seconds using Durable. Like mine, for example. Durable is great because it's a all-in-one AI business platform built for people like us who want to focus on coding and not managing websites. So, it creates a professional site in seconds. No design skill needed, and you can customize it with point and click editing. It handles SEO, so you actually show up when people Google you. And it tracks site analytics. Also, there's a free tier, so you can build and publish your portfolio without even paying anything. Click the link in my bio to check this out.