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Clean slate.

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I dont want to wake up to discord notifications anymore.

I guess personal branding ke liye X pe consistently bakchodi karni padegi.

Estimated time of completion would be 8 months. It will be fun.

Finally, be so good that you start getting offers by themselves. All free resources would be followed, and posted. Entire log would be transparent and no paid courses or stuff would be used. In this age, learning is free if you find hard enough on the internet.

Then we can pick up books by downloading syllabus for CS degrees offered in top universities or colleges. Then we can start building projects and a portfolio, we would also start branding, marketing, maybe even look for partnerships and networking.

We will start from the basics of whatever is required, be it maths or stats or basics of programming, maybe C, C++, Java, whatever is needed. We will follow basic rules of learning and the end goal is to be consistent and progressive.

I want this roadmap to be an example to anyone that you can learn to become a good dev no matter which background you are from. May it be an open diary of some ups and maybe some downs during the journey but I want to show everyone how to get that first 6 figure job as a dev.

Would start from the basics, whatever’s needed. Might be curriculum from OSSU, or YT tutorials or docs, might just pick up HTML, CSS again or even high school algebra and calculus.

Basically my end goal is to be among the good devs, the kind whose contributions make real impact in the world, the ones who can build stuff easily, pick up any stack from the docs, adapt to any necessary situations and become a good problem solver.

So lately, I have been thinking about starting something new (keeping it public and transparent as well). I think there are way too many beginners out there who are pretty lost. Either stuck in tutorial hell, or in web dev basics, or just too far from even finding their niche.

> Planning an entire roadmap to a real full-stack core (any specification) developer.

I miss bullying juniors.

The major leap is from going to app dev to infra dev.

RT @starsarenacom:

LinkedIn is just corporate Instagram tho at this point.