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Master Backend Development for free.

Free resources & guides I wish I had 🥺😰

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#100DaysOfCode #DearTechies

I studied top Backend Engineers and this is what I learned.

Here is how to quickly get started with Backend Engineering.

1. Web Development Fundamentals.

In every career path, learning the basics is paramount. The same is said for backend engineers.

It would help if you learned the basics of:
a. HTTP
b. Hosting
c. HTML & CSS
d. JavaScript
e. Some Frontend Frameworks
f. Internet

Resources 👇👇👇

1. [roadmap.sh/guides/what-is…](roadmap.sh/guides/what-is…)
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2. General Knowledge of OS
General knowledge of the operating system is required.

Things to learn:

a. Terminal usage
b. How OS works
c. Process management
d. Threads & concurrency
e. etc

Resources 👇👇👇
1. edu.gcfglobal.org/en/computerbas…
2. geeksforgeeks.org/memory-managem…

3. geeksforgeeks.org/inter-process-…
4. omscs-notes.com/operating-syst…

3. Pick a language
Pick any server-side programming language of your choice and start learning.

Things to learn in any language:
a. Learn the concepts of the language in-depth
b. Session management
c. Auth & Authorization
d. Caching
e. Testing
f. Design Principles
g. WebSecurity

Resources 👇👇👇
javascript.info
masteringbackend.com/posts/caching-…
sucuri.net/guides/owasp-t…
guru99.com/software-testi…

4. Learn Git and GitHub
You need to understand what Version Control Systems are and how to use them in your day-to-day.

Things to learn:
a. Learn the basics of Git
b. Learn GitHub
c. Learn basic commands like commit, push, pull, pr

Resources 👇👇👇
atlassian.com/git/tutorials/…

5. Learn a Framework
Depending on the language you choose, pick the popular framework and learn it thoroughly

Things to learn
a. Study more about APIs
b. Learn Software Testing
c. Learn API designs & best practices

Resources 👇👇
masteringbackend.com/posts/top-5-ba…

6. Build awesome projects.
Take your time to build projects. Learn online from diff websites to finish up these projects.

Things to do:
a. Network with others
b. Collaborate on projects
c. Contribute to open source

Resources 👇👇
#100DaysOfCode
masteringbackend.com/slack

7. Learn Databases.
Go advance in your databases. Learn more and more.

Things to learn:
a. Learn ORMs(object relation mapping)
b. Advanced SQL
c. Handling Advance Transactions

Resources 👇👇
ibm.com/cloud/learn/re…

mongodb.com/nosql-explained

8. Learn CI/CD & Deployment
Move a little further into continuous integration and deployment

Things to learn:
a. GitHub Actions
b. AWS
c. GCP
d. Docker

Resources 👇👇

9. Study Data Structure & Algorithms
Get your hands dirty with world problems.

Go to:
a. @hackerrank
b. @LeetCode
c. @geeksforgeeks

10. Getting your first job
Keep building and keep applying aggressively.
github.com/codebasics/int…

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