The 45 Second Self Taught Developer Roadmap

Are you ready to start your journey as a programmer but feeling overwhelmed with where to begin? In this video, we'll break down everything you need to learn to become a successful developer, from programming fundamentals to advanced concepts.

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Programming Fundamentals, How to learn programming in 2023, Self Taught Programming

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[judedavis]

Docker is also a must. Companies are craving individuals who are experienced in docker

[austinmclean]

Solid list, but I'd put asynchronous programming and threading more towards the end personally.

[hhill]

I don't think trying to learn multi threading before data structures or a debugger makes much sense

[bryce]

Thank nearly 60% of those were fullfilled i spent nearly 4 months tryinf to develop and still struggling i can barely write a simple script but learning libraries documentation. Sigh... I trust the process even though its been a tough road 😔

[kasztandor]

I think git is really underrated in programming learning even if it is one of the most important stuff.

[samanthaecotothermia]

Why wait so late in the process to learn debugging?

[zaksorel]

i personaly skipped straight to flutter and firebase

[makdtm]

Whilst keeping your will to live and also trying to maintain a normal life and hopefully get a decent pay...

[srsr]

Which would be the best way to about horizontally or vertically?

[nodirmakhkamjonov]

Does anyone know how long it will take to learn these?

[NathansCosmos]

Or you could just do your own research and not be limited to a certain coding languages. There isn’t a special way or “fundamentals” to begin coding man. You just simply start. Been coding for about 5 years and learned it all from YouTube and Community College.

[CesarD]

You don’t need all this to land a job though

[Kamrankhan]

I thought multithreading wasnt so relevant now?

[konga]

The advice this guy gives is not terrible but it’s not great either.

[travis]

You'll spend most of your time mastering "for (loop)" Mastering this weeds out successful programmers from wannabes. It's the reason such a small percentage ever become successful because most get stumped by loops iterating through an array or statements. Example, 🤯😭

int i, j;
for (i = 1; i < n; i++)
{ int item = data[i];
int ins = 0;
for (j = i - 1; j >= 0 && ins != 1; )
{ if (item < data[j])
{ data[j + 1] = data[j]; j--; data[j + 1] = item; }
else ins = 1; }

[zengrz]

Nah bro, you learn what you need to do the job.

[ahmedhani]

bro didnt let anything he didnt know of ☠️☠️, the only thing that he missed is launching a nuclear Intercontinental ballistic missile using a python library.

[punkerts]

You make it sound so easy.




Not 😂

[GenericInternetter]

no mention of optimization = fail video
unsubscribing