Developer Roadmap: Frontend, Backend, and DevOps Learning Paths
This article presents curated learning roadmaps for aspiring frontend developers, backend developers, and DevOps engineers, originally compiled by Kamran Ahmed on GitHub, and invites readers to explore the skill sets, preferred technologies, and visual guides to advance their careers.
This article, sourced from Kamran Ahmed’s GitHub repository, shares a series of learning roadmaps designed to help readers become proficient frontend developers, backend developers, and DevOps engineers, originally intended for the author’s professor and students.
Frontend Development Learning Roadmap
The image (click for high‑resolution) outlines the essential frontend skills and technologies recommended for a modern web developer.
Backend Development Learning Roadmap
The author prefers Node JS and PHP‑7 for backend work and is currently exploring Go; he also mentions a personal interest in Ruby as an additional language.
DevOps Learning Roadmap
This visual guide (click for high‑resolution) outlines the key DevOps tools and practices recommended for aspiring DevOps engineers.
The author welcomes suggestions and improvements via pull requests, noting that the roadmaps may evolve over time.
Note: The content is copyrighted by the original author and is provided solely for learning and exchange purposes.
Original source: https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap Author: Kamran Ahmed (https://twitter.com/kamranahmedse) Translator: IT程序狮 (http://weibo.com/itlion114) Translation: http://www.jianshu.com/p/86cdd0bd4147
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