Become A Backend Developer | All Skills You Need

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In this video I'll mention all the basics you need to have to become a backend developer and get ready for a job. Following this will make your learning journey smoother.
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[@user-fr4rd2vh3o]

Love from The Gambia. U really helping bro.

[@eriikelnino6545]

Thank you Brother ..i really appreciate everything you doing

[@muhammeddiab723]

Shout-out to you bro. I'm in Gambia and looking to be a developer an get a remote job. Your channel motivates.

[@lusaphomakhubalo3996]

Very informative and simple to follow roadmap. We thank you brother!

[@user-oo5ff6ep7n]

I'm starting my journey in software development this was very helpful as I'm interested in backend

[@mxsaa45]

my man got a new mic GG Bro

[@buyilemzinyathi569]

Another banger 🔥

[@andilesimelane4771]

Just to add on your list. I would sjuggest people to learn KOTLIN, and spring boot. Either with JAVA or Kotlin. What i like about Kotlin works with multiplatform. U can easily siwtch to ANDROID development which is markatable

[@jabumzizi1492]

There’s a Meta Android development course I’d like to do on Coursera, do you think it’s a good idea to just start with Android or must I start with web development as a beginner?

[@leratonxumalo4576]

THank you Kat

[@ZollywoodFilms]

Hie I'm studying Software development at a college but my college doesn't offer internship afterwards, so my question is would you please be able to help me find my first internship.

[@katlegodeveloper]

Message me on IG.

[@mxsaa45]

some of us are fighting with java and java springboot

[@miss_pearl]

I also learned Java FX in uni. Java is very difficult, especially the advanced Java, the basics are easy. I found python to be very easy, it was the first language we did. The frontend apps and frameworks are a walk in the park. I am currently doing C, finished Node.js. I still find Java and C++ to be the most difficult ones so far. My uni just removed R in the languages, I was looking forward to doing it. Next, I will do Kotlin and Swift. I still respect advanced Java and C++, I sweat on those courses, especially the second session mhhh.

[@howtopassthat]

if I already knew the basics of HTML, CSS, and javascript, enough to put out a decent site how long would it take to learn the backend with Python or node or both if I can dedicate 8 hours per day, thanks in advanced

[@katlegodeveloper]

If you already know JavaScript you can just learn nodejs. It depeds on how you learn it. It can take a week, month or even 3 months to fully understand it.

[@duztv5370]

Dope video. However this comment is not related to the vid. I want to ask, if I have no working experience, that is I have never worked in an organization before as a developer, what do I put in the area of work experience in my cv or LinkedIn?

[@katlegodeveloper]

I would recommend that you actually do freelance work, preferably for free at start. Then put those projects on your portfolio or mention them in the interview!

[@11simonjr]

Do you need a visa to work remotely for a US company.

[@katlegodeveloper]

I was never asked for it. But in some cases it might be needed (I've seen job posts that require you to have one)

[@11simonjr]

@@katlegodeveloper I see, don’t you think this might be an issue later when apply maybe to move out of SA?

[@indianathe3rd742]

You're working "remotely" so there's moving or travelling involved so you don't need a visa for any remote jobs...