BECOME a Backend Developer with this Roadmap 👩‍💻 #technology #coding #programmer #software #tech

[Ftoy-OG]

There is only one way to become a programmer, its to just start doing something, no videos, google as you go when you need something

[BitLearning-dev]

Roadmap: Java/Python/Javascript/Go -> http and Linux -> Database (SQL Database like Postgre and NoSQL like mongo -> API -> Containers and Virtualization-> Cloud services

[jonathanFlores-kzcv]

I learned Java as my first language and Spring boot as my first library. Then started working with mongoDB for database needs. I would say it’s a pretty powerful combo for building API’s.

[shadow_rune]

I highly recommend industry standard backend certifications: Network+, A+, Security+ are the gold trio

You will get far with these certifications, if you don't believe me do a job search

[padthaizilla]

I have been immersed in programming for quite some time, exploring various languages. However, I find that Java requires additional time for me to fully grasp its nuances, and at times, I feel fatigued and possibly overworked. The current job market demands specific language proficiencies, often requiring expertise in Java or Python, and there's a constant pressure to learn additional languages that companies prioritize. It feels like an endless loop, with the fear that if I don't acquire these skills promptly, other applicants with broader language proficiency will take precedence. I believe it's essential to take a break and recharge at this point.

[Hobson]

Mongo is a document database. There’s a difference between this and relational and it’s important to understand

[anubhav]

I will try this roadmap and will definately become a backend developer

[leonardogrig]

I actually get excited when while scrolling through shorts... urs pops up haha. Nice work

[markuskopter]

As a frontend dev who also does a fair amount of visual design, most things on that list are the reason why I never wanted to be a backend dev.

Well, I learned the basics where I needed them (with "learned" as in "struggled with"), but it's mostly rocket science for me.

[marcom]

I'm on the cloud step of this ladder, about to have my first full time job interview as a software dev in 2 days

[MichaelDude]

Wow little did I know I have the skills of a backend developer... or at least a baby one. I do data analysis but I got into a lot of this other stuff for my homelab. Neat!

[ArcWeltraumpert]

just me, books, and internet to learn full stack developer

[Linuxdirk]

Just learn Javascript. Can be used on the frontend, on the backend, and for the server.

[ardenttechie]

Thanks to my mentor who showed me the right path to backend development.

[jamlie]

i'm currently using react + go + firebase (FIRG stack) but may move to solid, go, firebase (FIGS stack)

[FabioGamingFG]

Just use C# for backend
Its by far top tier

[LegitWolke]

I just signed up for a 3-4Year course, i think that should work

[theMonkeyMonkey]

I'd put "architectures and messaging patterns and datastructures" in there too.

[alexanderschulte]

I will never call someone a developer if they only know java/python.

[joelmartinez]

Me recomiendas Golang como mi primer lenguaje de programación actualmente en 2023