Self-taught programmer here. Just want to that you for all the information not only in this video but all your content. It truly dose help and make a difference.
@@madcat6387 I am programing since I helped God by programming life, but when I accidentally modified Lucifer's code I was banished to live as a human.
Thanks for the video. I've been shot down a peg since I started mobile dev with flutter and dart and I'm so deep into it so I'll keep my flutter skills and add Kotlin on top of it. Keep moving forward bro the vid is a big help.
Thanks Tim. I always find your content useful and impactful. Having clear goals and path is very essential. Am Currently learning Django for backend web development.
I decided to learn mobile app development but was confused about whether to pursue native mobile app development or cross-platform development. As always, Tim came to my aid, and I really appreciate his teaching methods.❤🚀
I am a self-taught developer with over five years of experience. It has been an incredible journey, especially as I have always followed Tech with Tim. Keep up the great work!
watching your content for many years. remember your old python tutorial and how i watched it after school. love how we both improving and wish you start to do more deep tutorials for those who staying with you for years and overgrown those “hype” begginer things. ps: i still unemployed 😅
Unbelievably informative video Tim, thank you! I plan on re-watching the video now to soak up the information better rather than letting it pass right through me lol! I wouldn't say I am new to the 'computing' world but I guess I am a lot more serious about what it is that I want to pursue and your tutorials, tips and roadmap videos have been really informative and helpful man, thank you very much!
My instructor swears by you.. he showed you to us right before we graduated boot camp. I'm a python..stack. We were taught crud, but getting a job is all DA's so it's a grind. I have two interviews this week... Zip and Google
Thanks for givving so many good videos, personally you helped me a lot. I remember when i started to learn python i watched your videos and downloaded it too(Electricity issue on my country), like in one video explaining all the functions / key words python has from beginner to Master, your 21 projects in python etc. I dont comment but i had too. Thanks man , so so much.
Can you please give an example of why you so strongly prefer building mobile apps in a native language instead of react native? The idea of cross-platform programming and only having to write code once seems so much more convenient, so I'm really curious to hear an actual example of why you prefer to write the code multiple times for different mobile platforms. Thanks!
gr8 video, I have 25+ years professional experience mostly back end stuff but know some front end stuff typically in the Java space but have alot of C/C++ experience windows, unix and linux. DBs : Oracle and Sybase SQL DBs and some web dev experience, stuff, cgi, servlets, xml, xslt. JS, little angular. I have been looking for work for few months now, after being let go about 12 months ago, Budget cuts the client was having $$ issues. I somehow lasted 8 years longer then I had thought. I was burned out. Since I was let go I taught myself Python, some CSS. I figure if I can land a job roll and be employed for another 10 years, I can retire. I really like the challenge of programming and building things, I consider myself programming language independent, I can do old School C procedure based and OO I have written code in C, C++, Java, SQL (Oracle, Sybase), stored procs, ksh, bash, awk, perl, pascal, Python, javascript. Any suggestions, I hold a BS in CS from a Tech University with a Minor in Math, (Most of the math I have forgotten)
Thanks for the heads up about React Native. I always wondered about the DX (Developer Experience) given that React on the web isn't exactly known for its great DX. 😅
Thank you very much Tim, great work. I'm really curious about your advice concerning CSS choice between Tailwind and Bootstrap and the use of Jakarta EE with Spring boot these recent days. Edit: i really hope you can talk about these topics in future videos and thank you :)
Hey Tim, I started with python and wasn't sure what path should I take. I did a good amount of small projects from your videos, then some pygame. Recently I decided to commit to web dev. Im finishing CS50P, then want to go for CS50W and maybe The Odin Project. I'm not sure what I would like more, frontend or backend, because I was just developing basics in python and I like it. I can imagine using it also for other things. Is going for fullstack at this point is even valid or I should choose one of them? I invested time in python and it's not used for frontend, but I would like to practice it further. I would appreciate your thoughts on this :)
Is all of this required for a frontend dev? I understand that most of it is not, and I do have a roadmap. Just curious on your thoughts/I've been focusing on learning React and Angular (have some minor experience in Python) and have some idea of what project I'm going to build, I really love coding, get a cup of coffee and solving all kinds of problems is super fun for me! Thank you for the video and in advance for the advice.
@@TechWithTim sorry I noticed you mentioned it. I completely missed it. Also I don’t why I’m comparing react and flask, ones frontend and the other is a backend
Surprised matplotlib and seaborne aren't on the list. Hard to make a good model when you haven't properly profiled and analyzed possible features to base a model on...
Genuine question I struggle with a lot. I’m front end. I’ve tried all the framework, react is my least favourite by a large margin.i love svelte and i love vue, but svelte is my favourite. Most junior job adverts i see do ask for framework experience but don’t always mention react/vue/svelte.. am I ok taking svelte and running with it? I CAN use react, I’ve built with it, it’s just not my preferred. I work 60 hour weeks, I don’t want to study with a framework I find no enjoyment in, I want to enjoy my study time, and that for me is svelte or vue.
what about kotlin multiplatform ? , it's newer and game changer, using it ucan build application for both Operating systems using the native languages for User interfaces and kotlin for the business logic.
Can I follow two roadmaps (Backend and Machine learning) or I should stick to one I have basic knowledge in python, I have attempted building a small definitely not impressive website using flask and also done same with Django... I've also worked a little with pandas, numpy, keras and scikit learn. I am more interested in machine learning but also don't want to stop practicing backend
What do you think about flutter, I have been trying it for a while and have built 2 mobile apps and one web application, but I’m still not sure if I should continue with it, anyone who wanna share some thoughts about it?
Nobody will get a ML job (what people refer as Data Science lol) without already working in IT/Data analytics for minimum 3 years and knowing SQL well. And no, nobody will pay someone 100K+ for skills that you can get on Datacamp lol. In such case its not even a dream/its just being delusional
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Datacamp developer and data science tracks - datacamp.pxf.io/R5gAka
Datacamp certifications - datacamp.pxf.io/daN2mq
It's it free
Self-taught programmer here. Just want to that you for all the information not only in this video but all your content. It truly dose help and make a difference.
You have a spelling error
A Godzilla just got heart attack.
@@dreamleaf6784 most programmers have spelling problems. Especially In code comments
@@dreamleaf6784 a syntax error?
@@dfields9511 Please which language are you familiar with
What I Love most about this roadmap is its emphasis on becoming a software engineer rather than just a developer.
I am 16 years old self taught been programming for 5 years. Thanks you Tech With Tim keep up the great work
Im 10 yr old programmer been coding since birth
@@looksmatteronly im unborn been coding since jesus
@@madcat6387 lmao you got me spilling dr pepper
@@madcat6387 I am living in the time of jesus and have been coding ever since Adam ate the apple.
@@madcat6387 I am programing since I helped God by programming life, but when I accidentally modified Lucifer's code I was banished to live as a human.
Thank you so much. This has helped me a ton
Pretty much left college halfway and focusing on software engineering and needed a roapmap like this one
OMG!! THANK YOU!! I have been watching so many videos, wanting to be full stack innweb design, but now i might go into app development. So much info.
Thanks for the video. I've been shot down a peg since I started mobile dev with flutter and dart and I'm so deep into it so I'll keep my flutter skills and add Kotlin on top of it. Keep moving forward bro the vid is a big help.
Thanks Tim. I always find your content useful and impactful. Having clear goals and path is very essential. Am Currently learning Django for backend web development.
Good to know that my self taught roadmap that I started is the right one 👍, and is still holding strong💪
I decided to learn mobile app development but was confused about whether to pursue native mobile app development or cross-platform development. As always, Tim came to my aid, and I really appreciate his teaching methods.❤🚀
This is What we need to know first!!!
Great! Continuing with the roadmap 1, data science as I hope that it could have more promising future.
I am a self-taught developer with over five years of experience. It has been an incredible journey, especially as I have always followed Tech with Tim. Keep up the great work!
Wow that’s awesome! Thanks for the comment :)
watching your content for many years. remember your old python tutorial and how i watched it after school. love how we both improving and wish you start to do more deep tutorials for those who staying with you for years and overgrown those “hype” begginer things.
ps: i still unemployed 😅
Can you please do a video of 5 roadmaps just to see other options available for some of us.
Much appreciation from South Africa.
Unbelievably informative video Tim, thank you! I plan on re-watching the video now to soak up the information better rather than letting it pass right through me lol! I wouldn't say I am new to the 'computing' world but I guess I am a lot more serious about what it is that I want to pursue and your tutorials, tips and roadmap videos have been really informative and helpful man, thank you very much!
I am a 9-year-old self-taught programmer of 10 years. Thank you so much, Tim.
Yeah lol. Seems like people found coding so early on in life.
Please do roadmaps for Embedded Systems/Embedded Software Engineering/Robotics Software Engineering specifically for Controls and AI.
very underrated comment
That's more ee/ece and I believe it involves a lot of math
You're the best Tim! Hopefully I can land a software job soon!
My instructor swears by you.. he showed you to us right before we graduated boot camp. I'm a python..stack. We were taught crud, but getting a job is all DA's so it's a grind. I have two interviews this week... Zip and Google
Wow that’s great to hear! I hope you find the channel valuable :)
What's DA?
Data Analyst
@@lightning369data structures and algorithms
@@shafiq_ramliData Structures & Algorithms
Great Video Tim, thanks for sharing!!
Information overload for a CS freshman 😵but I'm glad I know what I will be facing
Tim is back at it love this guy
Thanks for givving so many good videos, personally you helped me a lot. I remember when i started to learn python i watched your videos and downloaded it too(Electricity issue on my country), like in one video explaining all the functions / key words python has from beginner to Master, your 21 projects in python etc. I dont comment but i had too. Thanks man , so so much.
Thanks so much for the comment and support! Happy to hear I helped :)
Your content is so helpful, man!
good job, love you clear explanation and clear accent
Thanks so much Tim ❤!! I really appreciate..
Thanks for sharing your experience. My plan is start with backend and gradually move to ML.
Yes so we have same plan
Can you please give an example of why you so strongly prefer building mobile apps in a native language instead of react native? The idea of cross-platform programming and only having to write code once seems so much more convenient, so I'm really curious to hear an actual example of why you prefer to write the code multiple times for different mobile platforms. Thanks!
thank you very much @tech with Tim
Thank you for the awesome video. I was hoping that you could do a video on becoming full stack engineer. Would definitely be appreciated
gr8 video, I have 25+ years professional experience mostly back end stuff but know some front end stuff
typically in the Java space but have alot of C/C++ experience windows, unix and linux. DBs : Oracle and Sybase SQL DBs
and some web dev experience, stuff, cgi, servlets, xml, xslt. JS, little angular.
I have been looking for work for few months now, after being let go about 12 months ago, Budget cuts the client was having $$ issues. I somehow lasted 8 years longer then I had thought.
I was burned out.
Since I was let go I taught myself Python, some CSS. I figure if I can land a job roll and be employed for another 10 years, I can retire. I really like the challenge of programming and building things, I consider myself programming language independent, I can do old School C procedure based and OO
I have written code in C, C++, Java, SQL (Oracle, Sybase), stored procs, ksh, bash, awk, perl, pascal, Python, javascript.
Any suggestions, I hold a BS in CS from a Tech University with a Minor in Math, (Most of the math I have forgotten)
Thanks so much for that!
Thanks for the heads up about React Native. I always wondered about the DX (Developer Experience) given that React on the web isn't exactly known for its great DX. 😅
I wanted to go the backend developer route but now I think I wanna go the Mobile app developer route
I love it Tim.
I’m interested in developing GUI’s. Are C+ or python the only backend options? Or could something like PHP be used?
Thank you very much Tim, great work. I'm really curious about your advice concerning CSS choice between Tailwind and Bootstrap and the use of Jakarta EE with Spring boot these recent days.
Edit: i really hope you can talk about these topics in future videos and thank you :)
Thank you Tim 😊
You are welcome!
Thanks for the video Tim. What programming language you guys teach in your stack for backend at Course Careers?
What made U choose back end development over the others. Was it a feeling?
I'm trying to figure out which to choose
Mans looking jacked!! Them arms 😲
Tim you didn't mentioned Cyber Security. How do you see career in cybersecurity without a CS degree?
Getting certificates is what you should focus on.
Hey Tim, I started with python and wasn't sure what path should I take. I did a good amount of small projects from your videos, then some pygame. Recently I decided to commit to web dev. Im finishing CS50P, then want to go for CS50W and maybe The Odin Project. I'm not sure what I would like more, frontend or backend, because I was just developing basics in python and I like it. I can imagine using it also for other things. Is going for fullstack at this point is even valid or I should choose one of them? I invested time in python and it's not used for frontend, but I would like to practice it further. I would appreciate your thoughts on this :)
Thank you
What about embedded development?? 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
Best roadmap 🇧🇩
Which CSS framework would you recommend Bootstrap or Tailwind?
tailwind by me
tailwind is great
Is all of this required for a frontend dev? I understand that most of it is not, and I do have a roadmap. Just curious on your thoughts/I've been focusing on learning React and Angular (have some minor experience in Python) and have some idea of what project I'm going to build, I really love coding, get a cup of coffee and solving all kinds of problems is super fun for me! Thank you for the video and in advance for the advice.
I noticed you didn’t mention flask. I’m currently watching one of your tutorials on flask. Should I stop and start react?
No flask great just depends on what you want to achieve, but not a waste of time dw
@@TechWithTim sorry I noticed you mentioned it. I completely missed it. Also I don’t why I’m comparing react and flask, ones frontend and the other is a backend
Please do a roadmap for Data Engineer
Surprised matplotlib and seaborne aren't on the list. Hard to make a good model when you haven't properly profiled and analyzed possible features to base a model on...
Bro is getting jacked now
Can you make a video on "Is job required after graduation in order to do freelancing?". It'll really help plz. Thanks.
Genuine question I struggle with a lot. I’m front end. I’ve tried all the framework, react is my least favourite by a large margin.i love svelte and i love vue, but svelte is my favourite. Most junior job adverts i see do ask for framework experience but don’t always mention react/vue/svelte.. am I ok taking svelte and running with it? I CAN use react, I’ve built with it, it’s just not my preferred. I work 60 hour weeks, I don’t want to study with a framework I find no enjoyment in, I want to enjoy my study time, and that for me is svelte or vue.
I am self-taught developer. I have watched alot of tutorials and build projects but I still feel like I am a beginner in this. What should I do?
what about kotlin multiplatform ? , it's newer and game changer, using it ucan build application for both Operating systems using the native languages for User interfaces and kotlin for the business logic.
You have mention here, about GIT what is that??
i know how it feels to be forced dropped out of university by situation where you really dont have the money, anyway good luck tim.
Can you do a smart contract engineering roadmap?
You forgot to include PHP in your list of the best and most popular backend programming languages
It’s amazing that this video has only 55 views. But yes. Thank you.
How did u comment that
What it deserves
software development is good career for future
You forgot Julia for Data Science and ML.
i want to learn ios, however i dont have the fund or access to get a mac or macbook
Tim can u make sum data emgineering projects 😅
I have a question. To become a software engineer do we need to learn everything mensioned in video
Where are the resource for math and python
do a road map for block cahin development
What do you think about data engineering?
Good area to go into, as it has crossover with the AI/Data Science/ML path and the backend development path.
@2:20 sounds like that Biggie song
Can I follow two roadmaps (Backend and Machine learning) or I should stick to one
I have basic knowledge in python, I have attempted building a small definitely not impressive website using flask and also done same with Django... I've also worked a little with pandas, numpy, keras and scikit learn. I am more interested in machine learning but also don't want to stop practicing backend
It would make sense if yoy do backend and Frontend
@@Agnotke I guess, but I'm not interested in frontend
Can make Computer Engineer Photonic Engineer, and Mechatronic Engineer road map? Please?
What do you think about flutter, I have been trying it for a while and have built 2 mobile apps and one web application, but I’m still not sure if I should continue with it, anyone who wanna share some thoughts about it?
What's with the shady link tracker? Blocked by Vivaldi. That's a first for me.
Fun fact: HTML+CSS is indeed turing complete.
I learnt PHP instead of Javascript cos that's the resources I got, and why do I have to learn react, Vue or angular
You forgot to mention ORMs for backend
By knowing c++ python and java can I be a good software engineer?
You in the right direction mate
Is good c++ as begginner?
👏
What programming language would be good in Pakistan. Please help me
what if becoming fullstack
PHP Laravel for backend ?
Is a college degree a must?
No
timestamps for myself: 7:00
currently learning rust .
No desktop applications?
You listed the most popular backend languages and didn’t mentioned PHP, in the real world 70% of websites still using PHP
Is it a difficult job to learn
Nobody will get a ML job (what people refer as Data Science lol) without already working in IT/Data analytics for minimum 3 years and knowing SQL well. And no, nobody will pay someone 100K+ for skills that you can get on Datacamp lol. In such case its not even a dream/its just being delusional
Embedded system engineer?
if roadmap doesn’t work :
Sell ass down by the docks
I live in Canada and IT jobs are there
What part
@rjam9684 Ontario
@@furqantarique3484 do they hire remotely?
where is php ?? there is shit load of job there
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No gamedev i guess?
It’s a valid path for sure but definitely a bit more difficult
@@TechWithTim It's what im focusing on, since you had Unity logo in the thumbnail i was expecting you to talk about gamedev.
Create extremely small, focused on one good game mechanic games, after publishing 50-100 games, one of them will pay bills for you.
@@alperkaya8919 Well that's a way for indie, I don't really focus on indie long term.
No python oop?
just learn C. Python is built on it, Rust is just a soy frontend for it, and it just works.
❤😢🎉