Career Advice About Unemployed

I am new to react and .net and sql. The codebase in my internship uses all 3 for front end, backend and server side.

Now, I saw some videos on how react works. But I keep on struggling with even fixing the smallest problems like styling one component inside another.

How do I learn the languages and technologies in an unfamiliar code and what would you do do learn fast and create impact in the codebase (solving the tickets assigned to you). What are some things I should be doing daily/hourly and what questions should I be asking?

I feel like I do not understand anything as I am overwhelmed with how the codebase works. Also how do I understand it in a way easy to relate to and remember what the components inside the codebase does and also learn the languages?

Thank you for helping with this! 🙏

I have mailed to regarding this last week but haven't received any reply. My intention is not to pollute the the discussion forum but need to get this issue resolved. Apologies If this offends anyone.

I'm not receiving any emails regarding live events that are gonna happen. I live in a different timezone and I do have the taro app but I rarely use my phone. I mostly check the emails and if there are anything important I'd add them to my calendar. I don't receive any emails about upcoming live events just at least 2 days before and I only see the live event notification just when they are about to start. When I get back to my phone later that event will be over. This email notification thing is not there or do I need to modify any of my settings to get the emails that I'm missing before?
Please resolve this query.

Thanks.

Hi Tarodactyls! It's been a while since I posted here. Last time I posted, I just started a contract job months after being laid off, and was looking for advice. Last week, my manager and I had a talk where he said everyone is impressed with what I can do, and wants to hire me full time. Nothing's set in stone yet, so I have to keep the pedal to the metal. In the meantime, I have a question for when negotiating comes around...

An engineer friend and I were talking about how we’d like to get a 2% cut of all the money we save for a company using AWS. I thought that’d be a really good deal. I think I found AWS service that can save the company a bunch of both time and money. And since the company is growing and will be making more money, there’ll be a lot of ways for me to grow in AWS and help them save more money. Imagine getting a small cut of six figures of what they save from what you implemented once a year, just because you implemented it? Maybe I was just thinking very excitedly, but have you ever heard of something like this being offered in a negotiation? If so, how would I best be able to negotiate something like that into a deal?

Since it's almost time for me to get a full time job, I'm gonna have to peep that negotiation course from Taro. I have a feeling someone will link it in the comments. Thanks, everybody!