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Yahan dekh lo different roadmaps:
👉 https://roadmap.sh/roadmaps
- Degrees don't matter. Make interesting projects to stand out.
- Ensure you have projects you can talk about in interviews.
- Interviewers appreciate unique and learning-driven projects — not just generic CRUD apps.
- Use AI tools to assist you, but understand why you're using certain components.
- Learn a bit of prompt engineering too:
👉 Prompt Engineering Guide
| Tool | Cost |
|---|---|
| ChatGPT | Paid |
| Google AI Studio | Free |
| Google NotebookLM | Free |
| DeepSeek | Free |
Web dev is relatively easier to begin with:
👉 Web Development Roadmap Video
- Git
- JavaScript
- HTML & CSS
- React.js (Later you can move to React Native for mobile development)
- Database Basics — SQL
👉 Learn SQL - MongoDB and understanding different database types.
- Backend Development — Node.js, Python, or PHP.
- Postman — for testing APIs.
- Flexbox and CSS Grid (Make pages responsive without any frameworks).
Learn through fun games:
YouTube channels to learn CSS:
- Layout Land
- Kevin Powell
For free books:
(Disclaimer: Always check legal options)
- Libgen
- Z-Library
- PDF Drive
If you want easy-to-understand books:
- Head First Java (or any book from the Head First series).
(Author Kathy Sierra is amazing!)
Use templates from:
👉 Novoresume Templates
Resume guidelines:
- Use functional template.
- No photo.
- Limit to 1 page.
- Avoid unnecessary info.
Good resume tips video:
👉 Resume Tips Video
You never know when layoffs might happen.
Start exploring automation tools like n8n.
Also, for AI projects:
- Explore Google Colab.
- Play around with Hugging Face.
- You don't need to learn everything before starting.
- Build real projects — you'll figure things out as you go.
- Stack Overflow is your best friend!
Suggestions:
- Read books 📖
- Watch YouTube playlists 📺
- Actually build things.
- If you can't afford courses, use free/affordable resources.
- Video.js player projects.
- Kanban boards.
- Social login features.
- Understanding Authentication vs Authorization.
- Learn clean code:
👉 Refactoring Guru: What is Refactoring - Understand design patterns:
👉 Design Patterns for Humans
- Don't get lost in endless courses/tutorials.
- Build things that are actually useful for you and others.
- End users don't care about the tech stack — they care about whether your app works and serves their purpose.
- Use GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages, and simple databases like SQLite for hosting.
Focus more on creating than consuming.