I am trying to grow my channel, so if you find this video useful, #like and hit #subscribe :) Thanks for watching and hope you liked and learnt something new!
20+ years working as a full-stack dev and I still learn new stuff day after day. It's a never ending influx of informations. Years ago it was very easy, as there were a lot less "things" to learn.
Thanks a lot Adrian. Up until now my path was clearly very blurred but you have given me enough direction and motivation to continue down this path. I'll try my hardest to make you proud ! ❤
This roadmap should be approached the same way you would while building a fullstack app, don't look at the whole, divide and conquer. Every little tile is a small problem. You can employee material learning half of this, one day you will find out you can start making money with all the things you know, and the more you know the more complex thins you will be able to perform.
@@AdrianTwarog Thanks ! To prove my points I got my first job last month as a fullstack developer, with only 6 months into this roadmap. They even hired me without knowing PHP-Laravel which tells you the language is not that important (I had to learn to use Laravel in a month on the run). you don't need to know everything (you wouldn't be a junior if you did), you learn on the run which is fun ! This is a serious tool to learn. IMPORTANT ! I can't stress enough the importance of learning how to use Git, without a doubt the most tricky part for me right now !
Good information for a beginner. Its not about learning a language/framework that makes a developer, there are many other things important to learn. Your video gives a better picture of it.
Brilliant. Thanks for this Adrian. Got this map placed up on my wall so it's good to have your thorough explanation of it all! I'll keep coming back to this video. I'm aussie too and cool (unique) accent btw!
Excellent roadmap for becoming fullstack developer and excellent video, as well. It's a good start to have a idea of the journey and the process to reach your goal. The rest of the task and how you approach journey is up to you.
Probably i missed it but i didn't saw build systems which is one of the core things to know for the all stacks. Also schema migrations. Interservice security, like SPIFFE. Gerrit code reviews. For those who are interested in something like this... it takes at least 2 years just to barely touch and use most of those. Almost full-time 12/7. And once you get into DevOps as example, you start to forget some frontend stuff like a11y. Once you switch back to frontend context, you start to forget about Helm. And so on so on. I think, to get +/-comfortable in all that will take at least 4 years. And i am still not talking about expert/senior level. I think it's the hardest road to take. But if you want your own real SaaS it's the only way. If you want just a salary... focus only on one thing only. In large companies they do not favor full-stack devs. They need a "do one thing and do it well and fast" kinda code monkeys.
If all information on all of this is gathered with tutorials and tests as well, it should be learnable. It's the scattered and hard to access information that makes it impossible
if its a bootcamp, and a good one, then youll be fine as long as you work hard. by the end youll understand the basics of everything enough to know where you want to specialize in. Being a full-stack dev happens with experience, its impossible to learn everything at once. pretty much everyone starts out either as a front-end dev or backend-dev and then learns the other stuff by the time theyre a mid-level or senior dev (if they ever do, staying in one half and just being the master front-end or back-end person is always an option)
I was a full stack developer writing frontend/backend/mobile apps for almost 10 years. I know all these techs and have experiences working with almost eveyone item on the graph. Now I'm a unity3d technical artist. I'm earning just a little bit more than a first world McDonalds worker(about $30,000/year). Life is just unfair sometimes.
Hey Adrian, your most videos are the ones to be followed by every coding/software aspirant, especially beginners and I'm glad that it bumped into my recommendatio (sooner than later)...However, would you be willing to make a Part - 2 of your Video Full Stack Developer Roadmap. Suggestions could be, recommending a certian channel/course or a 'person' who has covered the said topic from the list. I know this could be a very long video, but I think it will be way longer for someone who wants to learn all of them, or even some of them while choosing their pick. Someone who has the Will, Patience and relentless focus. Edit: Thanks for the like
@@AdrianTwarog Thank you for atleast considering it. It is the little responses like such, to these feedback that allows us to come back for more. Hope you grow professionally and more aspirants notice you...Thanks again for considering it, waiting for the video. Cheers
.... and i'll definitely be able to build a website after doing all that? 😂😂😂 Now realise the light at the end of the tunnel was just a train coming the other way. Awesome vid though 🙂👍 Just about to start on Javascript now.
Don't get discouraged. The thing about software development is that you don't need to memorize everything because they're constantly changing that's why it would be impossible. Just get a decent grasp of what they're about and play around, build projects, that's how you learn. Documentations and StackOverflow are always gonna be there for you in case you get stuck.
This is way too brief, do you have a more detailed chart? lol ..... that was a great summary, it is always good to learn the name of all the current technologies. Thank you very much for sharing.
really sir its an awesome way to learn web development , sir you explained about the web development in very simple way,its clear all the doubts about it . sir just one request could i have pdf file of web development road map.we all will be very much greatful to you. thanks sir
I'm self made programmer. Learn computer science first, CS fundamentals first! This will save years of your life later.You'll have easier path down the road, instead of 'grinding yourself to death' and stumbling stumbling....
I've done all on Front end, everything on backend, and most on DevOps. Used Webhooks to fix som CI/CD functionality with AWS, but will be switching over to Github actions instead. Maybe it is time to look for a job now lol, thought I still had some left to do. Need to sharpen up my c++ skills for webassembly though.
Adrian your videos are the best on coding subject. Do you have polish roots, cause your last name means cottage cheese in polish - Twaróg ;). Thank you for your work.
Size of the stack is insane. I feel for developers who don't earn the big bucks after all this, worked to the bone with the salary pressure from threat of being outsourced hanging over their head. What kind of life is that?
What if you learn deep learn HTML,CSS, JavaScript,PHP,MySQL web hosting dose it makes you a full stack developer? Cause with these languages you will be able to build a full functional website. Actually you don’t need much of what you said.
You didn't get a response to your question. I'm on the same path. Background is in SQL language and MYSQL DB. I'm learning html, CSS and JavaScript and want to add PHP to help me pass info to and fro front end to database.
Scared to see as a beginner. Just to finish HTML and a bit of CSS, but it really depends. Personally I just study for fun and want to build a website by myself but not as a career.
After 15 yrs of service in teaching sector, I am shifting to learn MERN STACK. I completed html , css , going ahead to javascript for next 3 months . I am 40 yrs now pls guide my way.
First of all: Good job! This roadmap really helps me alot. I had no clue where to start to be honest. Most online courses make you dive into frameworks like Anguar or React right away and barely introduce you to springboot and maven, but you never understand the whole picture behind that. Is it realistic to learn the frontend part within one year?
It's not, but its worth learning a bit of everything in stages, using a project you enjoy, its more knowing the process of making something, rather than the tools themselves
Amazing, Adrian. WoW!!! Please share the link to download this roadmap picture. I see you used figma. I want to print as poster and hang it on my wall.
I hope YT gonna delete this video one day. I would have watched the conjuring series midnight sitting alone on the sofa but this scared me more than anything that scared me throughout my life till date. Thank you for your recommendation. I dropped my plan.
Great video Adrian!, just an invalid question, what should be the timeline for this? I have 2 years of experience as a full stack dev, but this list looks overwhelming. So, how much time do you think one will need to complete this?
very interesting take on the stack, with a very complete list of skills and concepts. however, is it only me, or it seems this view is too much front end oriented? I feel there's a whole world which is being missed, like distributed architecture, queues, big data systems. Also I see python still growing, and java and C# still big in back end. I guess is comprehensible, since java and C# have a very unforgiving learn curve, so I guess if you aim for full stack you kinda forget those?
Well you could put that into all professionens out there if you want to become a master at something there is no easy road to that point only hard work and determination
guys believe me its not that hard, i am also use to be a beginner , Adrian is describing is very detail(very very detail) thats why its seems kinda long and hard to comprehend
I was searching for the minimum knowledge needed for getting React-JS internship. Dear TH-cam what did you recommend to me. My God! After graduation and learning Web-Dev for a year, Now I am gonna leave this field forever. Because It takes me over 100 years to learn this much stuff to become a full-stack web developer. Bye-bye to all of you. I am gonna search for something other. Something short, something easy.
I am trying to grow my channel, so if you find this video useful, #like and hit #subscribe :) Thanks for watching and hope you liked and learnt something new!
HichTML sounds interesting than HTML
Great channel with a lot of fun stuff beside coding knowledge!
@@jusamuel4246 thanks, I try to do a mix :)
Thank you so much man for this video..... Very helpful
Does we need to know same thing for both web development and software development
20+ years working as a full-stack dev and I still learn new stuff day after day. It's a never ending influx of informations. Years ago it was very easy, as there were a lot less "things" to learn.
You board on a shipping liner to exploring the planet and feel getting tired 😩
Perfect video to scare the shit out of beginners. 😂😂😂😂
I got scared too haha
Must be a life long learner for sure.
True 🙉😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
I like your comment :)
Are you scared??
beginner learn html : I'm Something of a Web Developer Myself”
Adrian: I'm About to End This Man's Whole Career
Whahaha
Trying to be a full-stack is like being on an unforgiving journey to Mordor. You put in the work and just HOPE you'd make it alive at the end.. 🤣
EniGmA so true!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The World needed this!
Francesco Ciulla haha it’s almost a bit scary how many things there are!
I SWEAR!
Thanks a lot Adrian. Up until now my path was clearly very blurred but you have given me enough direction and motivation to continue down this path. I'll try my hardest to make you proud ! ❤
thats great to hear :)
Instead of scaring me thanks this video
I feel relieved to have a learning path.
Wow. I am 4 minutes in and blown with how detailed this content is.
This roadmap should be approached the same way you would while building a fullstack app, don't look at the whole, divide and conquer. Every little tile is a small problem.
You can employee material learning half of this, one day you will find out you can start making money with all the things you know, and the more you know the more complex thins you will be able to perform.
Good points!
@@AdrianTwarog Thanks ! To prove my points I got my first job last month as a fullstack developer, with only 6 months into this roadmap.
They even hired me without knowing PHP-Laravel which tells you the language is not that important (I had to learn to use Laravel in a month on the run).
you don't need to know everything (you wouldn't be a junior if you did), you learn on the run which is fun ! This is a serious tool to learn.
IMPORTANT ! I can't stress enough the importance of learning how to use Git, without a doubt the most tricky part for me right now !
@@FranzG1337 happy to see this
Would you recommend any tutorials to follow or how did you learn or what were your strategies
Good information for a beginner. Its not about learning a language/framework that makes a developer, there are many other things important to learn. Your video gives a better picture of it.
Glad it was helpful!
One life is not enough for this :(
Agreed
Brilliant. Thanks for this Adrian. Got this map placed up on my wall so it's good to have your thorough explanation of it all! I'll keep coming back to this video. I'm aussie too and cool (unique) accent btw!
Haha yeah I want to print one out too!
U just end my web career before it starts 😅
Whoops
Lol
Me too
Seriously! You're either giving up or diving in....
what a joke if i'm not wrong you want to be a fullstack dev in few months and that's impossible and one more thing if you don't love CS just give up
Just now I read this article, you made a video, I feel your reading my mind 😂, thank you for making us more focused 👍🏼🙏 ,I know it our dev life cycle
For sure :)
Hey @Adrian !! This one is awesome
Because having a clear path ,towards what we love to learn, is necessary!!!
Thanku for this.
Yeah it’s one I’ve been meaning to make for a whole, happy it helps :)
Excellent roadmap for becoming fullstack developer and excellent video, as well. It's a good start to have a idea of the journey and the process to reach your goal. The rest of the task and how you approach journey is up to you.
Much appreciated!
This is the best video for those who donno how to start their journey.
I'm a jnr full stack dev. I work with mern and pern stack atm. So much more to learn
There always is
So happy rn knowing this was posted a month ago
Nice video for beginners. Well explained! You deserve more likes for this video!!!
Oh wow!!!... U had done a deep analysis, and explained to us in a very easy understanding way... Thank u Sir💐💐💐💐and keep doing this great work.
Arjun Hansdah thanks a heap :)
overwhelmed......I think that's an understatement.
hahaha
Probably i missed it but i didn't saw build systems which is one of the core things to know for the all stacks. Also schema migrations. Interservice security, like SPIFFE. Gerrit code reviews.
For those who are interested in something like this... it takes at least 2 years just to barely touch and use most of those. Almost full-time 12/7. And once you get into DevOps as example, you start to forget some frontend stuff like a11y. Once you switch back to frontend context, you start to forget about Helm. And so on so on. I think, to get +/-comfortable in all that will take at least 4 years. And i am still not talking about expert/senior level. I think it's the hardest road to take. But if you want your own real SaaS it's the only way. If you want just a salary... focus only on one thing only. In large companies they do not favor full-stack devs. They need a "do one thing and do it well and fast" kinda code monkeys.
Thanks for sharing :)
I need that as a huge wallpaper!
Hahhaa
Searching google roadmap for front-end developer and back end
If all information on all of this is gathered with tutorials and tests as well, it should be learnable. It's the scattered and hard to access information that makes it impossible
true
Amazing content as always and great tips and road map!
Thanks a ton!
GREAT JOB!! THANKS! A extended version going into the purple topics more would be great!
I only have so much time, but I’ll be doing more videos on the topics as I can :)
Thank you for this video, I've been looking up what to learn for full stack development and got vague answers , this is rich with info
This is so cool. Thank you Adrian! 7 minutes in and so helpful
Well back to learning mate. Thanks
Thanks!
Great work as always Adrian , eagerly waiting for your EnhanceUI book since you released it's video.
That’s awesome :)
Thank you so much, I really enjoyed your road maps on reactjs and this one
Thank you very much for this video, As a starting web developer it is very helpful to me
You are welcome!
I literally just enrolled in a Full Stack Course that lasts 9 months and this officially gives anxiety
I’m not sure if they will cover all of those, don’t worry!
if its a bootcamp, and a good one, then youll be fine as long as you work hard. by the end youll understand the basics of everything enough to know where you want to specialize in. Being a full-stack dev happens with experience, its impossible to learn everything at once. pretty much everyone starts out either as a front-end dev or backend-dev and then learns the other stuff by the time theyre a mid-level or senior dev (if they ever do, staying in one half and just being the master front-end or back-end person is always an option)
I was a full stack developer writing frontend/backend/mobile apps for almost 10 years. I know all these techs and have experiences working with almost eveyone item on the graph. Now I'm a unity3d technical artist. I'm earning just a little bit more than a first world McDonalds worker(about $30,000/year). Life is just unfair sometimes.
Yep, sometimes trading money for what you enjoy is something we do!
@@AdrianTwarog gg
@@MyCarllee maybe look for some remote work based in the US?
Hey Carl, Im thinking of getting into fullstack, I would really like to talk to you and get your perspective! Can you share some contact details?
Hi there.
How can I reach you? I'm willing to pay you handsomely to train me
This is AMAZING! I having every step laid out like this, gonna print it out. Thank you!
Can you please share the file🙏
I found that on website. 👍
This should be required viewing in all Freshman college CS programs.
Hey Adrian, your most videos are the ones to be followed by every coding/software aspirant, especially beginners and I'm glad that it bumped into my recommendatio (sooner than later)...However, would you be willing to make a Part - 2 of your Video Full Stack Developer Roadmap. Suggestions could be, recommending a certian channel/course or a 'person' who has covered the said topic from the list. I know this could be a very long video, but I think it will be way longer for someone who wants to learn all of them, or even some of them while choosing their pick. Someone who has the Will, Patience and relentless focus.
Edit: Thanks for the like
Good idea, really good idea, I’ll try do something like this
@@AdrianTwarog Thank you for atleast considering it. It is the little responses like such, to these feedback that allows us to come back for more. Hope you grow professionally and more aspirants notice you...Thanks again for considering it, waiting for the video. Cheers
Thank you for the big picture, much appreciated.
Posted this on LinkedIn. Thank you for making it! Added you too.
Cool thanks!
Great Video!
for ones starting out take it a day at a time you'll get there!
So true!
.... and i'll definitely be able to build a website after doing all that? 😂😂😂
Now realise the light at the end of the tunnel was just a train coming the other way.
Awesome vid though 🙂👍
Just about to start on Javascript now.
Haha you don’t need to know all of it, just the foundations!
People told me JavaScript was simple..... little did they know I came to JavaScript from Python
Iam UI developer at day one,
Four years later: I didn't realized that Iam a full stack developer now 😅😅😅
Hahaha
Don't get discouraged. The thing about software development is that you don't need to memorize everything because they're constantly changing that's why it would be impossible.
Just get a decent grasp of what they're about and play around, build projects, that's how you learn.
Documentations and StackOverflow are always gonna be there for you in case you get stuck.
Agreed
This is way too brief, do you have a more detailed chart? lol ..... that was a great summary, it is always good to learn the name of all the current technologies. Thank you very much for sharing.
Thank you for the video... now I know what's next
this is what we call it the bible of a junior full stack developer. it's a great video my greetings.
really sir its an awesome way to learn web development , sir you explained about the web development in very simple way,its clear all the doubts about it .
sir just one request could i have pdf file of web development road map.we all will be very much greatful to you.
thanks sir
Super, Thanks for sharing. I really want to get your UI course for my "newer" designers.
Yep working on that daily so hope to finish it soon.
Nice To See You Again Bro.
Same to you!
I'm self made programmer. Learn computer science first, CS fundamentals first! This will save years of your life later.You'll have easier path down the road, instead of 'grinding yourself to death' and stumbling stumbling....
Really appreciate you doing this! Thank you
Full Stack Developer Roadmap...
OR...
How to be a real life Richard Hendricks from "Silicon Valley".
You speak the truth!
Thanks for the roadmap.
You’re welcome
I've done all on Front end, everything on backend, and most on DevOps. Used Webhooks to fix som CI/CD functionality with AWS, but will be switching over to Github actions instead.
Maybe it is time to look for a job now lol, thought I still had some left to do. Need to sharpen up my c++ skills for webassembly though.
Dude that’s amazing!
Bro your skillset is amazing!!! Most jobs only require frontend or backend skills
Hi there. How can I reach you? I need someone to train me for a fee
Adrian your videos are the best on coding subject. Do you have polish roots, cause your last name means cottage cheese in polish - Twaróg ;). Thank you for your work.
Yes I do! cottage cheese indeed
@@AdrianTwarogHaha, Thank you, I finally understood wordpress theme creation.
Size of the stack is insane. I feel for developers who don't earn the big bucks after all this, worked to the bone with the salary pressure from threat of being outsourced hanging over their head. What kind of life is that?
What if you learn deep learn HTML,CSS, JavaScript,PHP,MySQL web hosting dose it makes you a full stack developer? Cause with these languages you will be able to build a full functional website. Actually you don’t need much of what you said.
You didn't get a response to your question. I'm on the same path. Background is in SQL language and MYSQL DB. I'm learning html, CSS and JavaScript and want to add PHP to help me pass info to and fro front end to database.
Well explained, thanks, man. Worth sharing
Scared to see as a beginner. Just to finish HTML and a bit of CSS, but it really depends. Personally I just study for fun and want to build a website by myself but not as a career.
After 15 yrs of service in teaching sector, I am shifting to learn MERN STACK. I completed html , css , going ahead to javascript for next 3 months . I am 40 yrs now pls guide my way.
It's not about full stack, but very useful trends roadmap! Thanks!
Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thanks!
First of all: Good job!
This roadmap really helps me alot. I had no clue where to start to be honest. Most online courses make you dive into frameworks like Anguar or React right away and barely introduce you to springboot and maven, but you never understand the whole picture behind that.
Is it realistic to learn the frontend part within one year?
It's not, but its worth learning a bit of everything in stages, using a project you enjoy, its more knowing the process of making something, rather than the tools themselves
Really such a great video. I guess it's time to start the 1000 miles journey 💪
Can I get that background chart download, and how? Thanks
From this roadmap what skills do you think it is good to have it for being junior full stack developer? Thanks
just html, css and js fundamentally
Hi Twarog,
I'm a new sub from Bangladesh. Thanks for Explaining Everything Nicely.❤️
My pleasure 😊
great channel! You deserve more subscribers :)
Thanks!
Just learned HTML, now learning CSS. Looks like I got further than I thought to go 😬
Looking for this video, Thankyou So Much🙏
Great to hear
This feels like one of those iceberg meme explanation videos
Awesome! Very informative. Thanks.
You’re welcome!
I started this roadmap.. soon to be a developer 😁😁😁😁
Yay!
@@AdrianTwarog patience is the while i started this roadmap..
Amazing, Adrian. WoW!!!
Please share the link to download this roadmap picture. I see you used figma. I want to print as poster and hang it on my wall.
I hope YT gonna delete this video one day. I would have watched the conjuring series midnight sitting alone on the sofa but this scared me more than anything that scared me throughout my life till date.
Thank you for your recommendation. I dropped my plan.
😂 me too yeah... I thought of starting my own starup after becoming a full stack developer
Great video Adrian!, just an invalid question, what should be the timeline for this?
I have 2 years of experience as a full stack dev, but this list looks overwhelming. So, how much time do you think one will need to complete this?
Years, it’s an on going thing that keeps changing, that’s why specialising in a few parts of this usually is just as good as full stack
Full stack such as spitnaz , Kali , mix martial art , Shaolin , judkundo adaptivity in seconds a to z
very interesting take on the stack, with a very complete list of skills and concepts. however, is it only me, or it seems this view is too much front end oriented? I feel there's a whole world which is being missed, like distributed architecture, queues, big data systems. Also I see python still growing, and java and C# still big in back end. I guess is comprehensible, since java and C# have a very unforgiving learn curve, so I guess if you aim for full stack you kinda forget those?
Me : i'm going to be a fullstack dev
Parents : what does it do?
Me : ..yes
Hi, please could you provide this flow chart. Thanks
Hey Adrian, after learning HTML and CSS would you recommend learning CSS SASS/Bootstrap first or move on to JS Basics and learn these later? Thanks
I'd say learning some JS first as that is really useful to know!
@@AdrianTwarog Got it, thanks!
Commendable work.. Thanks from heart
Thanks!
Perfect explanation ! Thank you
That’s great!
What are some great courses and resources from where we can cover this whole roadmap? @Adrian
freeCodeCamp, check em out!
Well you could put that into all professionens out there if you want to become a master at something there is no easy road to that point only hard work and determination
Agreed
guys believe me its not that hard, i am also use to be a beginner , Adrian is describing is very detail(very very detail) thats why its seems kinda long and hard to comprehend
Yeah agreed. Once you start using it, it becomes easier
OPENS VS CODE
TYPES: HELLO WORLD
ME WEARING A DARK HOOD: *IM IN*
I just got a Wix commercial and I'm scared
I get scared too 😂😂😂
please may you provide a link to download the "map" image :)
Very useful thank you so much 🙂😊😊☺️
Most welcome 😊
Thanks. Great info
You R Legend. love from sydney :)
Awesome video!!
Thanks!
Beautifully Explained! Any resource i.e. any website or course you can recommend for learning the basics of the internet..
Check out free code camp!
if you want to learn go to udemy
@@AdrianTwarog On it already! Thanks :)
I need that as a big wallpaper for my laptop.
It's good enough if you small full stack: HTML, CSS, JS, LAMP, Stackoverflow and Fiverr.
No one: How many great contents do you want to upload?
He: Yes
Hahaha :)
I was searching for the minimum knowledge needed for getting React-JS internship. Dear TH-cam what did you recommend to me. My God! After graduation and learning Web-Dev for a year, Now I am gonna leave this field forever. Because It takes me over 100 years to learn this much stuff to become a full-stack web developer.
Bye-bye to all of you. I am gonna search for something other. Something short, something easy.