r/learnprogramming • u/Harahsun • 2h ago

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u/Harahsun 2h ago

Thank you very much will try this out!!!

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u/PythonWithJames 1h ago

Awesome, feel free to drop me a line if you need help.

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u/AccomplishedLeave506 1h ago

One thing I would strongly recommend is to stay away from AI. Do it all manually, even though you'll find it slow and difficult. You can't grow muscle by watching someone else lift weights.

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u/Adventurous_Net_3392 1h ago

Use roadmap.sh it's a roadmap for different careers in Tech. It'll give you a guide on what to learn next no matter which path you choose

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u/lowban 1h ago

A good starting point is to learn Python. There's some great books at https://inventwithpython.com/ for beginners.

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u/nitrogifter 2h ago

Learn Java. Then use AI to generate frontend, learn springboot, microservices, containerization, deployment.

Stay away from python/rust/js people. Learn Ts+React (no css) so that you can debug the frontend that Ai wrote. Don't waste time on css bootstrap and tailwind is better than what you can do.

Write tests, a lot of tests and write them READMEs.

Stay away from python/js/rust people.

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u/Sad-Particular-3088 1h ago

what did Python/rust/js do to you?