The Full Stack Capstone
Finish it. A live application at a real address, a repository somebody can read, an architecture diagram, a written case study, and a demo you can give in three lengths. Then do the two things that actually test it: hand the repository to somebody and ask them to run it locally from your README alone, answering nothing; and give the ten-minute demo out loud to one person, walking one request from the click to the database and back. Whatever they had to ask you is what is missing. This is the end of the taught curriculum. What comes after it is the Capstone Projects track, where you receive requirements and no instructions at all.
Built it in both languages?
Mark it done once your Python and JavaScript versions both run correctly. Honesty here is what makes the dashboard useful to you.