@AmaliTech_gGmbh So I attend UPSA and we’re resuming September so I want to o o if I can still do it while school is ongoing because it might clash with lectures
Hey X algorithm,
#CONNECT me with people who are interested in:
Software Developer
Web Development
Backend
JavaScript
Full Stack
Data scientist
Open Source
UI/UX
GPTs
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Who is interested in a 12-week virtual bootcamp to learn these skills:
Cybersecurity
Data Analysis
UI/UX
Backend Development
Frontend Development (Beginner or Intermediate)
You will be mentored by industry experts, and the best-performing students will be given FREE certificates. There is also an opportunity to get PAID INTERNSHIPS after the program.
It’s completely FREE. Tell me the skills you’re interested in.
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🚀 Backend Developer Roadmap
Language & Framework:Learn a backend language (e.g., Node.js, Python), and a framework (e.g., Express.js, Django).
Databases:Master SQL (MySQL/PostgreSQL) and NoSQL (MongoDB) databases.
APIs & Web Services:Understand RESTful APIs, and explore GraphQL.
Version Control:Use Git for version control.
Cloud & Deployment:Deploy on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud.
Security:Implement OAuth, JWT, and follow security best practices.
Testing:Use testing frameworks like Jest, Mocha.
Containers:Learn Docker for containerization.
CI/CD:Set up CI/CD pipelines (e.g., Jenkins, GitLab CI).
Monitoring & Logging:Implement logging (e.g., ELK Stack) and use monitoring tools (e.g., Prometheus).
If I had to start my career over, here are 6 simple steps I'd take:
1. Learn HTML, CSS and JavaScript by creating as many projects as possible
2. Jump into React after learning programming basics, but remember to go back to JS to fully grasp the fundamentals
3. Start freelancing ASAP by asking my local communities (church, shelter) if they need help with their websites
4. Start creating my resume, include uncommon projects like a simple UI framework + the freelancing projects
5. Apply for jobs when I finished the cool side project and have 2-3 freelancing projects
6. Google "most common JavaScript interview questions", study the answers before job interviews