Back End Developer Roadmap 2024

Learn what technologies you should learn first to become a back end web developer.

✏️ This video was developed by @beau

[beau]

What other technologies do you think are important for back end developers to learn?

[dainelgarciga]

A word of advice to aspiring young programmers who might be overwhelmed with that list. In my personal experience, the only thing you need to know is programming \\ but know it well. That's what you should focus on. The rest is secondary, technologies and tools come and go. Along the way you will learn other things as you need them.

[tonmoyislam]

Thank you for the road map video. waiting for the backend playlist to complete

[mohitk]

0:48 What is back end development?
responsibilities
0:59 server side logic
1:17 database management
1:29 api development
1:47 server side management
2:00 security
2:14 what does it take?
3:04 what to learn
3:16 internet basics
3:40 programming languages
4:26 git and github
4:50 relational databases
5:11 application programming interfaces(apis)
6:12 testing
6:34 understanding software design and architecture
6:53 message brokers
7:15 containerization
7:36 nginx
7:55 graphql
8:15 mongodb
8:34 firebase
8:52 redis
9:12 infrastructure knowledge

[Artificial.Unintelligence]

More of these road maps on a routine basis for various use-cases, fields, jobs, etc!
> Keep a continuous 'Road map to: ' playlist that you can constantly update as obviously new things come along.

The problem isn't that the information isn't out there.. it's that there's SO MUCH and you're overwhelmed with where to start and what's even necessary for the thing you're trying to learn.. I'm not trying to learn everything about 15 languages and go relearn all of statistics and math; I just want to know what portions are relevant to a more narrow subject matter

Ex1: Robotics and maybe machine vision or machine learning? - you need these principles and here are different languages or otherwise that can be interchanged.

Ex2: want to learn how to do data handling, visualization, and automating manual digital tasks? Do x, y, z..

Ex3: want to learn some local AI stuff, feeding proprietary documentation, schematics, and train your own LLM or otherwise for helping generate technical diagnostics instructions...? Do X, Y, Z

[nathaniel]

As someone who is learning front end currently, the back end looks so much more interesting to me. I can't wait to reach that part of my curriculum!

[bryanpepe]

Great video! I'm pleased to note that I have familiarity and experience with everything mentioned!!!

[charvillatxmx]

A year ago I would have been completely overwhelmed and discouraged. Now I have familiarity and confidence in approaching each topic at a time gained by continuing to learn. Don’t be discouraged! It’ll come with time!

[aaseeshsreemaanasapu]

Sir thank you very much for sharing such a valuable information.

[NotAHooligan]

Very useful stuff, thank you for the video.

[FeyroozeCode]

0:0: Intro
49: Whatis Backend Developpement ?
2:15: What does it take ?
3:19: Internet Basics
3:40: Programming Langugage & Technologies
4:27: Git & Github
4:50: Relational Databases
5:12: APIs
5:33 : Caching
5:53: APIs Security
6:13 : Testing
6:36: Software Design & Architecture
6:53: Message Brokers
7:16: Containerization
7:36: Nginx
7:58: GraphQL
8:15: MongoDB
8:35: Fireba -< Correct == Firebase
8:53: Redis
9:12: Infrastructure Knowledge
9:40: Conclusion

[youngmoneymahini]

Would love more of these for other roles (data science, data analyst, etc.)

[eivanmtzleal]

Great! thanks for the spanish Audio! we need it in the others videos! :)

[TheDavid]

And don't forget that after you've become a good back-end developer, you'll have to become a good front-end developer... (ah yes, we call that full stack)....
and that in addition to that, it wouldn't be a bad idea for you to take care of deployment, especially with the new stuff out there you know... the Cloud and all that, it's really quite practical... (ah yes, that's true, we call that devops)...
and you know, these days, all the security issues are really important, so you really need to take that into account and train for it too.... (ah yes, that's true, we call that

in the end you've become the whole team of developers on your own but for the same

Thank you boss.... happy to have been scr*wed
😥😠😧

[gideonocholi]

The background of this video adds context

[boratsagdiyev]

I got overwhelmed watching all this. I dont know if i can learn all this.

[L-]

im still on begin, but im so happy to learn this, thank so much Sir

[SandyLearner]

Hello
Thanks for the course .It's been a long time since there was no addition of DevOps Cloud related course in the channel . Pls add OpenShift, Adv K8s, etc course

[haru]

Whose spirits fell when he said that these technologies are just the beginning?

[-Barny]

●Programming Languages:

○Python
○JavaScript(Node.js)
○Java
○Ruby
○PHP

●Frameworks and Libraries:

○Django (Python)
○Flask (Python)
○Express (Node.js)
○Spring (Java)
○Ruby on Rails (Ruby)
○Laravel (PHP)

●Databases:SQL databases:

○PostgreSQL,
○MySQL

●NoSQL databases:

○MongoDB,
○Redis

●APIs:

○REST
○GraphQL


●Version Control:

○Git (GitHub, GitLab)

●DevOps Tools:

○Docker
○Kubernetes
○Jenkins
○CI/CD pipelines

●Cloud Services:

○AWS
○Google Cloud Platform
○Microsoft Azure

●Authentication and Security:

○JWTO
○Auth

●Other Concepts:

○Data structures and algorithms
○System design and architecture
○Testing (unit, integration, and end-to-end tests)