One of the hardest things for people to do is to objectively look down on themselves within their circumstances (i.e., their machine) so that they can act as the machine’s designer and manager. Most people remain stuck in the perspective of being a worker within the machine. If you can recognize the differences between those roles and that it is much more important that you are a good designer/manager of your life than a good worker in it, you will be on the right path. To be successful, the “designer/manager you” has to be objective about what the “worker you” is really like, not believing in him more than he deserves, or putting him in jobs he shouldn’t be in. Instead of having this strategic perspective, most people operate emotionally and in the moment; their lives are a series of undirected emotional experiences, going from one thing to the next. If you want to look back on your life and feel you’ve achieved what you wanted to, you can’t operate that way. #principleoftheday
If your GOAL is to learn:
- Excel
- Data Analysis
- Data Science
- Cyber Security
- Interview Prep
- Business Analytics
- Digital Marketing
- Power BI
- SQL
- Python
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- Internship
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The goal for your X timeline is to get out of the mainstream algo and the political crusades and find your niche.
You should be able to post about your interests and have friendly, relevant people chime in.
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We cannot understand the true nature of the Universe, unless we question deeply.
I want to know what is real, even if the answer is total obliteration of my consciousness.
Agrawal's name opened doors.
His legacy at Twitter gave him insights no one else had.
And this let him build AI that competes with the tech titans, from scratch.
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Jason Statham is one of the finest action heroes of this generation, some says he’s our last action hero.
but, before he stepped foot on his first movie set,
He had a past life that would rival any of the characters he’s been on the screen.
Let's dig into his life which helped him become the personality he is today.
“Christmas eve, alone,
in a motel room
down the coast
near the Pacific,
hear it?…
back in town
they're drunk and panicked
running red lights
breaking their heads open
in honor of Christ's
birthday. that's nice.”
— Charles Bukowski
Complete FullStack Developer Roadmap🚀
[With Resources To Learn + Jobs]
Step 1 → Learn HTML CSS and JS
Step 2 → Learn Git and GitHub
Step 3 → Learn Frontend Frameworks [React Recommended]
Step 4 → Learn Nodejs - Python
Step 5 → Learn Backend Frameworks
Step 6 → Learn Database
Step 7 → Build Full Stack Projects
Step 8 → Host Your Project [AWS]
Step 9 → Apply for Jobs🚀
[Build Projects After Each Step]
[Free Resources At the End] [Learning And Job Hunting]
1. Learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
HTML
- Basic syntax and rules
- Semantic HTML
- Forms and validations
- Embedding media
- Accessibility standards
CSS
- Basic styling properties (color, font size, background, etc.)
- Box model
- Positioning and display properties
- CSS Grid and Flexbox
- Responsive design and Media Queries
- CSS Variables
- Transitions and Animations
JavaScript
- Basics (variables, data types, operators, functions, loops, conditionals)
- ES6 features (let & const, arrow functions, classes, modules, destructuring, template strings)
- Asynchronous JS (Promises, async/await)
- Fetch API / AJAX
- JSON
- Error handling and debugging
- DOM Manipulation
- Event handling
2. Learn Git and GitHub
Git
- Setting up a repository
- Git lifecycle (add, commit, push, pull)
- Branching and merging
- Handling merge conflicts
- Git log
GitHub
- Creating a repository
- Pull requests
- Forking a repository
- GitHub Pages for hosting
3. Learn Frontend Framework/Library
[Learn any one]
React.js
- JSX
- Components (Functional and Class)
- State and Props
- Lifecycle methods
- Hooks
- Routing with react-router-dom
- Context API and Redux for state management
Vue.js
- Vue instance and Vue CLI
- Vue components and directives
- Vue Router
- Vuex for state management
Angular
- TypeScript basics
- Components and Modules
- Services and Dependency Injection
- Routing
- Forms
- HTTPClient
- RxJS and Observables
4. Advanced JavaScript & TypeScript
- Understanding prototypes and prototypical inheritance
- Deep dive into 'this' keyword
- Closures
- Webpack and Babel
- Design patterns in JavaScript
- Basics of TypeScript
5. Learn Backend Language/Framework
Node.js/Express
- Understanding the event loop
- Building a server with Express.js
- Handling different types of requests (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
- Middleware
- Error handling
- Authentication and Authorization
Python/Django/Flask
- Python basics
- Setting up a server with Flask/Django
- Models and migrations
- Django/Flask views and templates
- Django/Flask forms
- User Authentication
6. Learn Database Technology
SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.)
- Basic SQL commands (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE)
- Joins
- Normalization
- Indexing and query optimization
NoSQL (MongoDB)
- Document databases
- Collections and documents
- Basic CRUD operations
7. Learn Authentication
- Sessions and Cookies
- JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
- OAuth 2.0
- Passport.js (if using Node.js)
8. Learn Caching Strategies
- Importance of caching
- In-memory databases (Redis)
- Browser caching
9. Learn about Testing [optional]
- Unit Testing
- Integration Testing
- End-to-End Testing
- Tools: Jest, Mocha, Chai, etc.
10. Understand DevOps Principles
- Introduction to Docker and Kubernetes
- Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)
- Understanding cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)
11. Build Full Stack Projects
- Idea generation and selection
- Design and prototyping
- Implementing frontend and backend
- Database design and integration
- Testing
- Deployment
12. Host Your Project
- Introduction to cloud hosting platforms
- Configuring and deploying applications
- Setting up a custom domain
- Enforcing HTTPS
- Continuous deployment from GitHub
13. Learn about Microservices and Serverless Architecture (optional)
- Understanding the concept of microservices
- Serverless computing basics
- AWS Lambda, Google Cloud Functions, or Azure Functions
14. Apply for Jobs
[This shouldn't be step 14, you should always look for opportunities and make connections!]
- Resume building
- Technical interview preparation
- LeetCode, HackerRank, and other coding challenges
- Networking on LinkedIn and Twitter
Resources You Can Use 👇🏻
- FreeCodeCamp [Youtube] [FREE] you can find all the tutorials you need to learn full stack
- Udemy [Paid] You can follow courses on Udemy to build projects. [Code Along can be a great practice]
- Hashnode & Dev .to [FREE] Read and Write Blogs on the technologies.
- Also you take the 100DaysOfCode challenge and share your progress here. Also, you can follow me at @maybeshalinii I post things related to coding and Web development!