Getting a job with no portfolio and only hackerrank problems solved.

>>62173505
Then just make a CLI? I have helped hire for a few positions: I have never used Hackerrank and would not be impressed if that's all I saw on a resume. I'm not sure how difficult their problems can get, and maybe someone who has progressed far would be impressed. You have to ask yourself, how many people have even heard about Hackerrank first of all? Even easy, self-led projects can be very impressive (especially if you are no college/fresh grad). I do not review the actual code or application itself when listed on a resume - I might if it sounds interesting, but that's due to personal interest and I, like many other interviewers, do not have the time to research everyone's projects. So unless you're applying to some web dev sweatshop and you need the skills, don't worry about UI, UX, just focus on what you are interested in.