How I Would Learn Data Engineering 2024 (If I could start over)

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Learn how to become a data engineering expert in 2023 with this comprehensive guide. From understanding the basics to mastering advanced techniques, this video covers everything you need to know to excel in the field.

Whether you're just starting out or looking to refresh your skills, this tutorial is a must-watch for anyone interested in data engineering. Don't miss out on the opportunity to take your career to the next level – watch now and start your journey to becoming a top data engineer today!

Timestamps
0:00 Introduction (very important)
2:28 Section 1 - Getting into Data Engineering
5:08 Section 2 - Building a strong foundation
10:14 Section 3 - Modern Data Stack and Advance skills
12:30 Learn Data Engineering + Projects

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[DarshilParmar]

More projects are coming so make sure to hit LIKE button <3

[baocao]

For anyone looking for a summary:
- Section 1: Build CS Foundation, SQL
- Section 2: Dataware house, data processing frameworks, cloud platforms,

[Mariahemariaho]

Great video, no irrelevant content or filler sentences. I have been studying on data engineering field for a while and I found that all information are very useful and including brief explanation about subjects. Thanks a lot for it.

[eduardofreitas]

I am a person who avoids roadmaps and "cookbooks", because I believe there's a different path for everyone. So I consult data engineers colleagues and read articles to get recommendations and I take only what interests me. And I got to be honest with you, that's the best and most real roadmap I've seen.
You spoke about all tools I've seen in the market and books I've been reading, so thank you. I'm really glad to be here. That's a great channel!

[RudraTejas-vh]

Hi Darshil, I am an analyst with 8+ years experience who started career after a data science certification. Due to lack of programming skills I tried to escape core tech jobs and kept dabbling with tools based jobs and learnt several tools but was never consistent. After much self retrospection and with the help of a mentor like friend I have decided to dig deeper into Data engineering concepts so that I can be a better analyst. I searched about some DE concepts and happened to get your uber project video in the suggestions, must agree that have become a fan of you from the very first minute (bande me kuch baat hai), here I am on your 4th video and I know I hit one of the gold mine in this area. I would love to catch up with you, share and learn more in this Data world. Finally, yes I agree your approach of learning and your choice of tools and platforms are excellent, I suggest the same to everyone... hopefully this comment finds you and we can catch up soon.

[shaguar]

Graduated for DE, tried doing my own thing after Uni, sales..
Gearing back to break into DE.
Need a big refresher, it’s been almost 2 years now.

Thank you so much 🙏🏽
Good luck all of u Gs

[jisookim]

Literally so clear, im a bioinformatics student who’s trying to transition into data engineering. This makes it less intimidating and now i know where to start

[SurajYadav-bcid]

Thanks a ton brother for simplifying the path as much for a beginner. Now this data engineering feels less overwhelming to me. And I feel I can easily start, have clear and concise picture.

Everyone you see on internet lists each and every tool and technology as if a 4 year engineering course, like telling you to learn almost everything as a beginner. Even asking to learn legacy tools which hardly used in modern day, these are just burden on a beginner.

We can learn fewer technologies build few projects and can call ourselves a data engineer and then we can build upon that.

Thanks again❤

[guitarsz]

Oh my gosh Darshil! THANK YOU SO MUCH for the roadmap you posted. That is incredible and so generous. Thank you again for the great, detail and comprehensive video.

[romanchirkov]

Wow, being a Product Analyst in the industry since 2020, the level of {value / time} metric here is just phenomenal. Thank you!

[SandyBoyy]

As someone with over 12 years experience working with databases and data warehouses, i can vouch for Darshil and the quality of content he shares. I recommend any aspiring data engineer to follow him closely. This man is a master and a fantastic tutor.

[ashishkumar-nxnv]

Extremely helpful content. For last one year I was trying to create a roadmap but wasn't able to get a clear picture. Appreciate the work very nicely present without extra jargons. ❤❤

[vishruth]

Thanks a lot Darshil, as for someone who might be new or even for someone who have intermidiate skills in data science stack, this video is such a boon and makes less intimidating in the learning process. Hands down one of the best data engineering roadmaps i have seen .

[madhusudhanaerappareddy]

Darshil - I'm Business Intelligence Manager who is looking to become a data engineer, as many of our friends in comments mentioned this is the best road map they could get to become data engineer, I totally agree with them. This is the best video or content I would say which helped me to understand where to start, I would say at this point you are my mentor and I would do everything you said to become data engineer. Also, I noticed "5. Big Data Fundamentals" topic / notes is missing in the notes you uploaded to google drive. Can you please update the list to add Bigdata Fundamentals to it. So, it is easy to get to the course material following the link. Thanks! and more love from USA.

[sagarmoy_unscripted]

Awesome roadmap and thanks for making great content... really appreciate it 🙏

[rayanskingdom]

Great delivery of information 👌👍
Only thing is looking at amount of information you share, please take small pauses so that the listener is able to grasp it 😊

[rajan_pawar]

Bro literally find it useful, definitely going to follow this roadmap! Thanks a lot :)

[mohammedlashin]

Thanks a lot Darshil for this amazing and detailed video 🙏

You sorted all the details in a very easy way which encourages anyone to start over.

Thanks again brother ❤️

[shaikusman]

Awsome ROAD MAP==> Data a ton Darshil for your sincere

[djgulston]

Thank you, Darshil! This is very helpful. You are a huge help!