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Learning Roadmaps

Not sure where to start? These structured learning paths take you from beginner concepts to job-ready skills. Each roadmap includes the technologies, skills, and practice areas you need to master.

Step-by-step progression
Realistic time estimates
Career-focused skills

Frontend Developer

Build interactive web interfaces

Master HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and modern frameworks to create responsive, accessible web applications.

HTML/CSSJavaScriptReact or VueTypeScript+1 more
4-6 months
Beginner friendly

Backend Developer

Power applications with server logic

Learn server-side programming, databases, APIs, and deployment to build scalable backend systems.

Python or Node.jsSQLREST APIsAuthentication+1 more
5-7 months
Some coding experience helpful

Full Stack Developer

Build complete web applications

Combine frontend and backend skills to create end-to-end applications. Understand the full development lifecycle.

Frontend StackBackend StackDatabasesDevOps Basics+1 more
8-12 months
Comprehensive path

Data Analyst

Extract insights from data

Learn SQL, Python for data analysis, visualization tools, and statistical methods to make data-driven decisions.

SQLPythonExcel/SheetsData Visualization+1 more
3-5 months
Beginner friendly

How Our Roadmaps Work

1

Choose Your Path

Pick a roadmap based on your career goals. Each path is designed for a specific role in tech.

2

Follow the Steps

Each roadmap breaks down into stages. Complete one before moving to the next for best results.

3

Practice and Build

Use our exercises to practice syntax, then build projects to solidify your understanding.

Common Questions

How long does each roadmap take?

Time estimates assume 10-15 hours of study per week. Learning faster or slower is completely normal - these are guidelines, not deadlines.

Do I need prior experience?

Frontend and Data Analyst paths are beginner-friendly. Backend and Full Stack paths benefit from some basic programming knowledge.

Which roadmap should I choose?

If you like visual design and user interfaces, try Frontend. If you prefer logic and data, try Backend or Data. When in doubt, Frontend is a great starting point.

Can I switch roadmaps?

Absolutely. Many skills transfer between paths. Starting with Frontend and moving to Full Stack is a very common progression.

Ready to Start Your Journey?

Pick a roadmap above or start practicing right away with our interactive coding exercises.

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