Web Developer RoadmapĪn excellent roadmap was created by Kamran Ahmed.
In this repository, you will find many links and resources to clarify your concepts, along with the details of how you should prepare for these interviews.įrom my perspective, even if you are not preparing for Google or Facebook, it is a must-read to be able to increase your technical skill and take that leap that you were looking for. If you are preparing for a job interview in one of the largest technology companies (Google, Microsoft, Amazon), this is an excellent guide created by Google as Heck to help you with a kind of roadmap to prepare you.Ībove all, if you are an experienced developer and want to move to a software engineering position in these companies (even in your company), great knowledge of computer science is required. A gigantic contribution from the Free Ebook Foundation. The great thing about this is that you will find materials from Udemy, edX, and much more. You will find resources related to the data structure, algorithms, programming languages, machine learning, operating systems, frameworks, etc.
It contains a large number of resources where you can learn a lot of technical things. This repository is for you if you are learning and looking for free resources (books, podcasts, courses, or development tools). Something to note (and that they mention here) is that you do not need to know all that by heart to be a programmer, but knowing things will help you improve. As they say right there: “these are resources that I can recommend to all programmers regardless of their skill level or stack.” A collection of many technical things that every developer should know about. This is descriptive and is exactly what it claims to be. In this article, I will share some GitHub repositories that can help you write better code and take inspiration from many people who are dedicated to the same or can serve as a guide when you want to start in a new field. You have to know how to take advantage of it, and accumulating best practices is something inherent to this.Ī fundamental part of progress as a professional is to reduce efforts (believe me) and invest your time learning the correct tools, but it is also good that you know that many resources can help you a lot with this.
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