Backend Developer Roadmap - Everything you need to know in 2023

Nice work. It's a detailed (and daunting) roadmap. I'm not a developer but I'm aspiring to be. Is there an entry-level/Junior backend dev roadmap, or a part of this roadmap that would apply to it? Also, I've touched on Dependency Injection before. Can you please elaborate how this goes with APIs? I thought it would be part of your design principles. I'll bookmark the link. Cheers.

I love you! Thank you for this video! 🔥

How to make roadmap like this please if anyone know then tell me

I want to find a video which says it's ok to learn less as a software developer 😂

Too much to learn. Hard pass.

No way one needs to know everything from this roadmap.

Thanks

Great video 👍 thank you

Thank you so much for the effort you put in doing this roadmap.

nailed it! bookmark this everyone!

Thanks a lot for the roadmap. I'm new to programming and I needed this roadmap.
By the way, I started learning python but don't know how good it is for backend.

Thanks for the roadmap
Wow is that a miniature tree at the back?

This is exactly what I needed to have a roadmap for mastering backend development. Awesome video!

dude why python isn't here for backend? it's most popular for backend

This was very useful thank you.

I'm a Hardware Engineer with a lot of PCB design experience, I decided 2 months ago to transition to Software Development. I started with JavaScript ( I have a few Chrome Extension ideas I want to try), I'm making daily commits and I'm also writing a SW learning logbook. It's very useful. Next will be React and TensorFlow.

These YT channels are very helpful.
All the best

In your opinion how long would it take a complete beginner to become a back-end developer?

liked the content! a bit too much cuts for some filler images for me, lost focus :)

Can I use python instead of c# or Javascript?

wao, theres a lot of technologies to learn, thank you for your time and knowledge

Hello guys, I have an idea that I want to implement through an application or website, and I don't have enough money to hire developers. I am wondering if no-code tools actually work to create an application or website. Thanks in advance.

hi @alex, what tools did you use to create roadmap chart? 😀

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just want to know
1. is python good for backend (django,flask)
2. if i learn only one(python) ,will it be enough?
if not, then what will you recomend with python

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Wow after being a full-stack developer for 3 years, there is really so much more I need to learn. Thanks for the amazing roadmap, will definitely be referencing this when I wanna level up.

Very useful

You're awsome!

Thanks for the video Alex, out of curiosity how long do you think it would take for someone (dedicated) to go through this roadmap. It just seems like so much

thnaks you for this roadmap , but I think it's good to indicates use cases and the why behind learning these stuffes , because for me as junior I can't see the rewords after that it's still obviousless but thank you for your effort

I am a front-end developer and I want to learn back-end development. In this case, do you recommend javascript or c#?

i am about to finish learning apis, i have learnt csharp fundamentals and i am currently learning advanced i am in 40% of the whole course. I have also learnt data analytics, graphics design, css and html but the question i have for those that are already there is that. Is it important to understand the concept and have somewhere you store all you have learnt because i mostly write everything i learn i think its taking me more time to learn things. I have been at it for 8 months grinding and learning morning and night most of the times. But i dont want to waste so much time knowing everything to bits if everyone there doesnt waste too muh time knowing all about it. Every class i encounter, methods. I learn and take notes about everything but at this point, i think i am doing too much. Pls can anyone tell me how it is over there. I need help from someone that has gotten a job and knows what happens as an employeer.

Reakky insightful video. Thank you

I need to learn all fokin that ???

Can i use C for backend?

Your roadmap overwhelmed me as a person that hasnt started backend development

It's a bit exhausting looking at these types of videos where there is no pause. No breathing room between the different subjects. Is this some setting when you record this video? I have seen it at other places as well and it doesn't fit me.

He doesnt mention Java and Python, lol

Nice job thank you

Really nice, some of those topics can take years to master specially design principles and architecture decisions, also I would have included Docker on the devops tools, since it's popular nowadays.

thank you so much for those informations <3

Surprised how Python didn't even make the list of languages to pick for backend development.

me and aloooot of people are grateful for this vid, thank you.

sir are you using python? i learn only fundamentals of python, whats next should i learn?
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Hi Alex. Java + node js or c# +node js or just node js or java+ c# 😁😁

please make a video on resume , after one has been able to complete your Backend roadmap half way or in full ,🙏

can you make a software engineer roadmap too please?

If I'm fresh graduate from school.
For finding a full-time Back-End job, is that necessary for these knowledge?
What skill should I focus on?

The quality of the content is so good that I subscribed to the channel.

Great video! seems like a good source to figure out what I'm missing to become a more well-rounded backend dev. Several questions:
1. Regarding the part about Non-Relational DBs, most of my experience is with MongoDB. would you recommend adding it to the map as well?
2. Do you think Message Ques are also part of backend dev ? and if so where would you put them on the map