These roadmap videos are *massively* helpful for self-taught students. I'm trying to get far ahead of college courses I will be starting in the fall by learning all high-level fundamentals of CS and web dev so I will fully understand the context of all knowledge I encounter. A lot of college students massively underestimate the value of knowing the high-level of all subjects they will ever be studying on their way to their chosen degree. Looking ahead allows us to see which subjects we are likely going to struggle with, and to begin preparing for those subjects ahead of time.
I have been searching for comprehensive roadmap to becoming a full stack developer for over 4months. I believe I have seen it now. Thank you so much Mohan for taking the time to break it down in full detail. Please keep up the good work.
Been looking for someone who could put me on the road map to taking the right decision about what I really want, you just did. Thank you very much. I've been touching few skills and leaving them to another until you literally drew a diagram as how genuinely important each of these are. I appreciate alot. Thanks once again
you totally give me the information of life … I was tried to learn everything about JavaScript, but now I understand that it's impossible, but I can still update & learn much I can. thanks a lot, :) new sub ♥♥.
I’m so glad I bumped into your channel, even as someone who knows nothing and is as fresh as a newborn , your roadmap makes sense and I feel is really well rounded for someone like me. I look forward to taking your class and taking this new venture head on ! Already joined your discord too 😁
Wow thank you so much you made my way very easier. I was so confused and stressed that what to do but now i feel way good . Now i can't wait to learn. Once again thank you 🙂
Thanks for your videos, they help a lot. I'm 40 and I want to become a full stack dev. Considering I'm spending about 2 hours a day improving my coding skills, how long would you say it's gonna take ?
@@muhammadsanjarafaq914 I think you underestimate the CSS part by far. But thank you. After listening to different feedbacks, I think it should take about a year before I can call myself a full-stack dev.
Hello, I just finished watching your video. Can you please recommend which online learning platform I can access to learn all the listed technologies in this video. Thank you for making this effort to list all this for us. Much appreciated.
Can somebody tell me why people only limit themselves for only front end or only back end or only DevOps as a speciality? Do they feel it is not worth learning full-stack? Or do they feel it is difficult to learn all the things? Or is it not worth learning all things as far as job is the concern?
Because those individual fields in themselves are also too deep, and people once they get a job for that role they don’t bother to learn anything else as long as $$$ keeps coming in
It takes time. I don't know how senior are you in development (with all due respect, I suspect you are a beginner), but let's say... for "just handling the API" you got already into a lot of trouble. The requirements are tons, so few time, always changing, etc. Just to be a backend developer is hard. Imagine now that the infrastructure is on fire and the frontend also need attention. You'll feel dead, believe me. If the massive every day hard work being fullstack doesn't make sense to you, now check this. Many companies rely on fullstack developers in order to get tons of work for so much less money. They will pay you more than just a frontend or backend alone, but definitely won't pay the same for the two roles together. I mean, they won't pay you 40k + 40k, in many countries will give you 50k if you are lucky. You will have more job opportunities, of course. It is much more likely to get hired and not to spend a single day unemployed, but you will struggle just to be able to breath at the end of the week... if it really has an end.
Hi Codedamn! discovered ur channel today! subbed immediately, I will start to study software dev next year. Can u give me like 10 things I should do that u should have done back then when u were starting? or u could make a video. Thanks a lot!
Propaganda for hipters so you can earn more with your videos. You start a project and you have to install Node, then Next, then write nextconfig in your root directory. Then there is another package for styling. The package requires you to write another config file in your root dir. Then you have to go to node's config file and import a function there and wrap the whole configuration with that function that comes from the styling package. JS is still very much behind PHP when it comes down to the environment. It is not as developer friendly and the frameworks are not as opinated which adds to the configuration hell since you have to choose your own ORM and such and, with all those choices, comes a myriad of configuration. In general, PHP framworks are still miles ahead of what javascript has to offer IMO.
Dear Admin, I am 2018 passout mechanical engineer and I want to switch to it job. I want to become web developer, currently learning front end online, what do I need to get a job in IT sector after 3 year gap?
wonderfull explanation after watching your video i am cleared node js is best ,but python these days very popular thats why still i am confusing backend ,python+djago or node js which one is best. @2021and job opprtunites as well as in futur...
In this video when I used jwt on the client side, it makes lot errors and when I go to resolve and I added 'buffer' , 'stream' it created many more errors for webpack. This is making a problem for leaning this. :(
How the companies recruit? Is there any coding test and aptitude round before interview for Full Stack?? Does the coding round(Technical Round) contains the questions related to DSA or any other??
Hi bro, i want to buy your full stack course, but i have one question, is there full stack projects as well, because i have seen that roadmap, there are projects written in frontend but there is no projects mentioned for the full stack too, plz let me know
If you know (and love) Java, then choose either. Beginners are usually advised to use Node.js because it is JavaScript, so don't have to learn a backend language - i.e. can code both frontend and backend in JavaScript.
What about Next.js? I'm confused as you had mentioned that in old roadmap(8 months ago).. but didn't mention it in this. Please guide me.. When and why to learn Next.js. Is it a replacement to React or it is to be learnt after react? Thanks.
DSA is NOT must for full stack, but thinking about algorithms and knowing relevant data structures would be very helpful. We discuss DSA in this learning path itself, therefore it's not a prerequisite.
id go all in on language chuck out free code camps got python 13 hour course. then 14 hour web application just start 8hour mark matter fact skip around. i move 3 minutes at time. captions on web application has for loops in java script, routing is mess to learn
Hi Can u please explain clearly what is the difference between full stack java developer and full stack web developer? Are those same or different? And do we need TYPESCRIPT for web development??? Can u do a full video for typescript?
- Full Stack Developer: develop both frontend + backend + very basic devops - Full Stack (Java/Node/Ruby) Developer: a full stack developer using the Spring/Node.js/Rails framework for backend - TypeScript is JavaScript with extra features. It is used for complex/large apps. TypeScript is compiled (i.e. converted) to JavaScript which can then run in the browser/Node.js runtime. TypeScript is optional, generally (except if you're using Angular).
been looking for someone who understands what they are talking about, you are it!
Doesn't matter tbh...just the results matter
These roadmap videos are *massively* helpful for self-taught students. I'm trying to get far ahead of college courses I will be starting in the fall by learning all high-level fundamentals of CS and web dev so I will fully understand the context of all knowledge I encounter. A lot of college students massively underestimate the value of knowing the high-level of all subjects they will ever be studying on their way to their chosen degree. Looking ahead allows us to see which subjects we are likely going to struggle with, and to begin preparing for those subjects ahead of time.
Agree 100%. Knowing the landscape of a domain is important.
By far this is the best full stack Roadmap videos I've ever seen, explained very well and in details. Thanks for such content.
Learn Full Stack Development by building over 25 Projects: cdm.sh/fullstack
how much time, this gonna take over all???. Thanks.
I have been searching for comprehensive roadmap to becoming a full stack developer for over 4months. I believe I have seen it now. Thank you so much Mohan for taking the time to break it down in full detail. Please keep up the good work.
Been looking for someone who could put me on the road map to taking the right decision about what I really want, you just did. Thank you very much. I've been touching few skills and leaving them to another until you literally drew a diagram as how genuinely important each of these are. I appreciate alot. Thanks once again
you totally give me the information of life … I was tried to learn everything about JavaScript, but now I understand that it's impossible, but I can still update & learn much I can. thanks a lot, :) new sub ♥♥.
Glad I could help!
@@codedamn definitely help ♥♥
Really good explanation…..I have 11+ experience in frond end development. This video provides good suggestions for 2023 cutting edge techniques
This video deserves a million views.
Loved all the info..... Just starting as a front-end dev, perfect timing!!
I’m so glad I bumped into your channel, even as someone who knows nothing and is as fresh as a newborn , your roadmap makes sense and I feel is really well rounded for someone like me. I look forward to taking your class and taking this new venture head on ! Already joined your discord too 😁
thank you! finally someone that speak clear enough and precisely for beginners.
Thanks for the info
Perfect timing
Might be my game changer
Thank you again
5:15 i really needed this chat man, i always stress myself on learning the whole thing, cheers my dude ❤
Excellent coverage of various technologies and tools and what it takes to be a full-stack developer
I just started your Full Stack course and you explain things SO well. Thank you so much, I can’t wait to be a dev
What's the price??? Rs 199/- or $199??
Pls, Can I know how much amount we need to pay
This video is very useful to every Full stack developer and I will be able to get these roadmap and to succeed in life
Ekdum mast btaya man…you deserve a like
Thanks for sharing all of that information.
Awesome video... Just want to add one thing in the learning list "Docker".. I mean dockerizing application before deploying...
Self teaching myself at the moment. Taking the SAT soon as I'm looking to go to college in the US. Finna be prepared ahead of time.😤
Excellent! Thanks for the detailed descriptions of what it takes to be a full stack developer.
Uche Nmwanna i greet you...🇳🇬
Thanks for this awesome roadmap, it is short and detailed.
Wow thank you so much you made my way very easier. I was so confused and stressed that what to do but now i feel way good . Now i can't wait to learn. Once again thank you 🙂
@Antony Torotich yes. I am a studying full stack now
@Antony Torotich how??
Really this video definitely deserve a million views..♥️
Thank you for explaining it in a simple way and for understandable. You earned a new subscriber.
Thank You .... Let's start of my final chances of journey !!!!
Awesome video.. especially for someone without any coding experience aspiring to embark on this journey! 👍
full stack are the king huh , dont understand how the do all of this , they re so good
wow, thank you, your course will be definitely awesome to checkout
Thanks a lot for confusing and scaring the shit out of the newbies
Haha
Thanks for your videos, they help a lot.
I'm 40 and I want to become a full stack dev.
Considering I'm spending about 2 hours a day improving my coding skills, how long would you say it's gonna take ?
HTML + CSS: 1 month or less
JavaScript: 1 month (because it is "programming")
ChromeDevTools + Git basics: 1 week
Basic React.js: 3 months
Advanced React.js (including Redux, Router etc): 1 month
Backend basics (HTTP + API + basic database): 1 month
Programming language: 1 week if JavaScript (Node.js - learn NPM)
So ~7 months for a becoming a "dangerous :)" fullstack dev.
@@muhammadsanjarafaq914 I think you underestimate the CSS part by far. But thank you.
After listening to different feedbacks, I think it should take about a year before I can call myself a full-stack dev.
Very much indepth, practical, mind blowing excellent
Great summary of next steps. What are your thoughts regarding Django?
Hello, I just finished watching your video. Can you please recommend which online learning platform I can access to learn all the listed technologies in this video. Thank you for making this effort to list all this for us. Much appreciated.
This Is really useful. Thanks 🙏
Can somebody tell me why people only limit themselves for only front end or only back end or only DevOps as a speciality? Do they feel it is not worth learning full-stack? Or do they feel it is difficult to learn all the things? Or is it not worth learning all things as far as job is the concern?
Because those individual fields in themselves are also too deep, and people once they get a job for that role they don’t bother to learn anything else as long as $$$ keeps coming in
It takes time. I don't know how senior are you in development (with all due respect, I suspect you are a beginner), but let's say... for "just handling the API" you got already into a lot of trouble. The requirements are tons, so few time, always changing, etc. Just to be a backend developer is hard. Imagine now that the infrastructure is on fire and the frontend also need attention. You'll feel dead, believe me.
If the massive every day hard work being fullstack doesn't make sense to you, now check this. Many companies rely on fullstack developers in order to get tons of work for so much less money. They will pay you more than just a frontend or backend alone, but definitely won't pay the same for the two roles together. I mean, they won't pay you 40k + 40k, in many countries will give you 50k if you are lucky.
You will have more job opportunities, of course. It is much more likely to get hired and not to spend a single day unemployed, but you will struggle just to be able to breath at the end of the week... if it really has an end.
Hi Codedamn! discovered ur channel today! subbed immediately, I will start to study software dev next year. Can u give me like 10 things I should do that u should have done back then when u were starting? or u could make a video. Thanks a lot!
Great work brother....
Loved the info... ❤️
Appreciate for these willing to join soon 🙏
Propaganda for hipters so you can earn more with your videos.
You start a project and you have to install Node, then Next, then write nextconfig in your root directory. Then there is another package for styling. The package requires you to write another config file in your root dir. Then you have to go to node's config file and import a function there and wrap the whole configuration with that function that comes from the styling package.
JS is still very much behind PHP when it comes down to the environment. It is not as developer friendly and the frameworks are not as opinated which adds to the configuration hell since you have to choose your own ORM and such and, with all those choices, comes a myriad of configuration.
In general, PHP framworks are still miles ahead of what javascript has to offer IMO.
Dear Admin, I am 2018 passout mechanical engineer and I want to switch to it job. I want to become web developer, currently learning front end online, what do I need to get a job in IT sector after 3 year gap?
Lol why did you say admin? anyway, build a big portfolio project
i am also in same situation bro..have u got ur job? guide me bro
@@yogeshm5780 yaa I worked in operations and sales department last 7 months. Currently also I m confused between web development and data science.
@@785lucky me too thinking between this two bro....how can I contact u bro?
wonderfull explanation after watching your video i am cleared node js is best ,but python these days very popular thats why still i am confusing backend ,python+djago or node js which one is best. @2021and job opprtunites as well as in futur...
Something will always be popular - doesn’t mean that only that as future. Pick anything and start
Thanks for the Full Stack Developer Roadmap. Appreciate if you could do a video on specifically *Java Full Stack Developer*
see you will use java backend framework like spring(springboot) instead of javascript framework like nodejs in python you will use django
see you will use java backend framework like spring(springboot) instead of javascript framework like nodejs in python you will use django
see you will use java backend framework like spring(springboot) instead of javascript framework like nodejs in python you will use django
Thanks so much…
What a great way to explain such good stuffs. Thanks Maaan!
Blessed
Thanks for informative video 🔥
Good information. Thank you for the details but don't use music in the background
Video was very helpful !! Thank very much appreciated
In this video when I used jwt on the client side, it makes lot errors and when I go to resolve and I added 'buffer' , 'stream' it created many more errors for webpack. This is making a problem for leaning this. :(
Fantastic Advice. Thank You.
Thank you so much sir for this 😭😥, wohhh im not feel nothing i can go this thank you so much sir 🙌🙋❤️❤️❤️❤️so kind❤️❤️❤️
outstanding lecture on the topic.
How the companies recruit? Is there any coding test and aptitude round before interview for Full Stack??
Does the coding round(Technical Round) contains the questions related to DSA or any other??
Hi bro, i want to buy your full stack course, but i have one question, is there full stack projects as well, because i have seen that roadmap, there are projects written in frontend but there is no projects mentioned for the full stack too, plz let me know
best fullstack roadmap, thank u
U are my sunshine sir thank u🙌🙋❤️❤️❤️
Great information, thank you!
Great video! Very helpful!
What should I learn to do projects on protocols.
This is the awesome video 😍♥️🎉🔥
No entiendo. Existen cursos en español para principiantes?????
Awesome video and awesome channel, keep up the great work!
That moment when you realize you’re about a quarter of the way there! 🙌
Nice video. Very systematically explained
Very helpful... thank you!
Super helpful video 🤘🏼
Hi
My current project is based on java. Since you have recommended node js ... Then should I start learning node js? Or should I stick to java?
If you know (and love) Java, then choose either.
Beginners are usually advised to use Node.js because it is JavaScript, so don't have to learn a backend language - i.e. can code both frontend and backend in JavaScript.
What about Next.js? I'm confused as you had mentioned that in old roadmap(8 months ago).. but didn't mention it in this. Please guide me.. When and why to learn Next.js. Is it a replacement to React or it is to be learnt after react? Thanks.
If you are developing React then Next.js is the only way to go.
If I want to connect api to my website what technology will be best ?? Also when we can learn about api
Can anyone suggest a good free resource to learn CI/CD
You can start with GitHub actions docs
Superb explanation ... #HariKrishnaSahu
Quality content ❤️❤️
Hey mehul bro, is dsa must for full stack developers?
I found it somewhat tough, i am not even in college.
DSA is NOT must for full stack, but thinking about algorithms and knowing relevant data structures would be very helpful. We discuss DSA in this learning path itself, therefore it's not a prerequisite.
@@codedamn ok thanks 😊 a lot.
web development course ko aane ke liye ..phle c and c++ krna jure hai kya ..html and css javascript se start kr skte hai
Nhi dear you can start directly because C/C++ is different things
Where should we want to Learn???
Lovely Video man!
wher i can find small projects for practice?
Very nice elaboration
Finally finded the right video
id go all in on language chuck out free code camps got python 13 hour course. then 14 hour web application just start 8hour mark matter fact skip around. i move 3 minutes at time. captions on web application has for loops in java script, routing is mess to learn
Where should we will learn?????
No need for C# ? I was trying to learn it a lot..
Thanks for a nice roadmap :)
Can I. Enrol in upgrade for this course pls tel me bro
Where should do this course
Thank you so much bro
i am about to enroll in the Full Stack Web Developer Learning Path- any discount runnning sir? Please. I work in BPO want to learn FUll stack..
How much time it will take to complete?
It depends on person to person but anywhere between 6-10 months should be good estimate
Hii eswar
@@hellodata4874 hey hello data what are you doing here
Wonderful video!
Any learning resources for this rowdmap?
thanks a lot.
I guess it is re uploaded
Do you use Laravel framework
I am 49...can do a career switch by learning this.
Hi
Can u please explain clearly what is the difference between full stack java developer and full stack web developer? Are those same or different?
And do we need TYPESCRIPT for web development???
Can u do a full video for typescript?
- Full Stack Developer: develop both frontend + backend + very basic devops
- Full Stack (Java/Node/Ruby) Developer: a full stack developer using the Spring/Node.js/Rails framework for backend
- TypeScript is JavaScript with extra features. It is used for complex/large apps. TypeScript is compiled (i.e. converted) to JavaScript which can then run in the browser/Node.js runtime. TypeScript is optional, generally (except if you're using Angular).
They are not same
Hey thanks for your details... really damn good...😀 I have product frameworks..or plan I was struck from where to start.. some light 🙏🙏🙏
You only have to add on your CV that you're Indian. You'll get instantly hired
Really
Why ??
@@codingphoenix6993 just do it, bruh
@@blasm1713 actually I m also from india but I haven't build any resume yet because I'm a 19 years old guy 😅
What about Rest/graphql/....
Is this english 😄... everyword is new to me
thank you