Junior Developers, Listen Up...

[@alexwilkinsgames]

This is simultaneously assuring and insightful. This is the road map I needed 3 years ago.

[@SonicBoomi]

Just loved the video. It came at right time when I am feeling overwhelmed by the new things and feeling how can I do this and that. Thank you Vishwas

[@thenetknight]

Literally hitting my 3rd year marker. I would wish this process for all new devs. In reality the order of learning topics and work can change rapidly. However, this was a great intro to an ideal roadmap and realistic too in terms of meeting those learning and exp goals. Just love it

[@gauravkumar-oy9mj]

always on top on my recommendation.

[@haikaltahar951]

I do React professionally for 1 year. Aside from Bundling, I learned all the stuff you listed above. the key is to work for big company where the best practice is mandatory. argue with senior, challenge their ideas, question their decision making are one of the thing to improve fast as a junior.

[@nikas1684]

This is for someone who just starts programming and have no idea of basic conceptss. I mean, if you wrote Java for 2-3 years at least, its not that difficult to understand JavaScript and you can learn all the asynchronous stuff by creating your first React project read about promises and how code is executed and try to make your first custom hook with an api call . Thats it., no need to spend so much time to language syntax etc. Also if you dont know from the start what state management is for example, you cant build realistic stuff and you will end up trying with your limited knowledge to reinvent the wheel. The best thing you can do in my opinion is to start building your own project and trying to make it as proffessional as you can.

[@mohamadaghi6756]

now THIS , i should knew 3 years ago , I'm in year 3 so so I kind of agree of that roadmap , currently interested in optimization and other advanced stuff he talked about ,

[@soumadip_banerjee]

Need a full new Nextjs15 course please! Updating the old one doesn't sound like a good idea. A new one from the very beginning to the advanced parts would be awesome ❤ Please!

[@nomen385]

Love this. Thank you

[@Mubasshir-n1z]

Thanks a lot brother for your insightful advice !!!

[@imkir4n]

Thanks for this and i'm on my right path.

[@ShubhamJadhav-qx5nv]

Can you make another one for someone above 3 years (may be 3-6). This was very helpful even after 3 years

[@joeljacob4685]

It would be intereting if you could start a series on design patterns

[@Codevolution]

JavaScript design patterns is indeed a good idea! I'll try this in 2025

[@rubyciide5542]

Eda mone

[@sadique_x_]

i said "Factssss" in the most part of this video💯🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@austinevick]

I love this video. Thanks for sharing

[@hackpiece3094]

Please update the Next js 15 course. Thank you for all your amazing videos.

[@harshgamer6105]

great vid dude!

[@freecourseplatformenglish2829]

I think people need helping hand more than roadmaps.

[@null_spacex]

There’s enough of that all over the internet and through ai

[@TheKitchenSecret]

Sir please make a video on roadmap for 5-6 year experience developers

[@sahilkhatri4182]

Hello!, great video but I believe most companies ask for the knowledge before even interviewing for freshers. What do you think about it? I really want to get the clear picture...

[@ak-loz]

1000% on point.

[@AbhishekYadav-ch2mn]

When will you start working on a MERN microservice or microfrontend architecture? All your previous projects have been monolithic. Please consider creating an e-commerce application using a microfrontend and microservice architecture.

[@arjunsemwal02]

Thanks brother ❤

[@realshubhamraut]

thanks man.

[@Iammrunkown]

Yes sir

[@hooooman.]

Please consider a React testing tutorial playlist.

[@Codevolution]

Hey React testing tutorial series already exists in the channel :)

[@pankajpanday6351]

I think upto 2 years work is now being expected from a fresher......I had interviews and i m fresher in this field and they wanted me to understand node js architecture, proper backend proudction level error handling, how react and javascript works under the hood, building COMPLEX UI components which are responsive, also one UI library e.g MUI (advance level customizations), redux, little bit of docker...some even want typescript and now next js as well.....this makes me confused that even if i am able to enter the market will I survive.

[@bazooza]

OMG I"M FIRST. BRUV I LOVE YOU KEEP DOING MAGIC

[@wakarmalik2488]

Is there a career in the front-end after AI advancement?

[@bojayofficial4397]

Pls make a video for a junior backend developer too

[@HuynhLuong227]

Thanks 🎉🎉🎉

[@hollycow8171]

Now i can happily leave Coding world 😂

[@صوت_قلم]

Thank you i need this video it is helpfull ❤

[@viniciusm.m.7822]

thanks!

[@attahamamah5128]

that was just a great video

[@emmanueltogoh21]

Thanks for this but what about junior backend developers?

[@amalmurikkoli7629]

Hey, I have had this question for a long time, since vercel introduced v0. How AI will impact front-end engineering, if it won't replace us, what should be our strategy to adapt with it? I just got a job as a front-end engineer, and there is a lot to keep up with, whether it's learning tech, getting really good at frontend skills, and also learning how AI works. I would like your advice since you are already using AI.

[@Codevolution]

V0 is very specific to React/ Next.js + ShadCN. If you're ready to spend $20 per month, purchase Cursor. If not, use Claude free tier and feed in questions and ask answers how to solve something. Learn from the answer and accelerate your development time.

[@liftedsafe0183]

First 2 years you can do in 3-6 months easy. Atleast I can.

[@averagedev7768]

Learn HTML CSS JS Learn TS now Learn React Vue and Angular Anything else, give theme a middle finger on the project For backend PHP ether vanilla or Laravel, Java Spring Boot, TypeScript Express or NestJS Anythng else they want, give theme a middle finger

[@rahmanmusah4470]

thank you so much

[@siddharth8911]

Viswas could you plz make di video on ts using inversify or you have any other suggestions

[@ast453000]

How do you get your first job though? I've made over 300+ applications, and not a single interview. I know mern stack, python, php, sql, and many libraries and frameworks. Applications just seem a waste of time now. No one gets job unless they have CS degree :(

[@Amardeep09]

Why don't you try freelancing?

[@mcasma1523]

I did 1000 applications

[@Codevolution]

I'd suggest you tailor make resumes for each company + job description. Use ChatGPT / Claude. Hopefully that should clear the automated filtering level.

[@x..darkfate..x]

which degree u have

[@SecMem]

i'm still a student but linking back to your page or github so thy can review you before responding might benefit.

[@mbahmusalto]

I like how slow and steady it is. But really?? Learning async function in the second year? What problems does the company need for the first year then?

[@regilearn2138]

need Advance topic video that need for Architect in Software development

[@kotinagavaraprasadbotta]

waiting for tailwind css

[@abhayagautam5678]

Hey, what do you mean by 'Create a learning database' ?

[@nawabkhanjadoon]

Can u please make a project video on Mantine UI with custom themeing using redux and tanStack

[@h051n]

Lol so after 4 years I am only 1.5 years into the real journey

[@judevector]

You should have just said "Junior Frontend Developer"

[@himankshu]

hey vishwash, I am in support right now but i can work with react and libs. what strategies can i apply to switch to frontend development? please help

[@Codevolution]

I think a good option would be to let your manager know you're interested in frontend work and see if you can help with small frontend tasks and shadow other developers

[@himankshu]

@Codevolution okkay.. i have recently switched and i think my manager will definitely allow me for that but only after a year bcz right now i am learning about the product. what i want to switch in another company then what should be the strategy for that?!

[@ajai5686]

How do I create learning database in notion?

[@mdsharique9685]

I guess by learning database he simply meant, push your learning works into platforms like github or codesanboxes, so that in future you come back & revise those concepts

[@kd_sarvaiya_]

I completed it before getting job which Journey you stated for 3 years. 😅 How can i be wrong?? How to know ??

[@Ameyiscool]

How do I get a job bro?

[@kd_sarvaiya_]

@Ameyiscool too easy if you have got skills just APPLY

[@bobbyG883]

And after learning all this, you will find out the experience required to have junior position is 8 yrs. Good Luck getting a Job in this market. Software development and C.S are doomed. 🤣😂🤣

[@rubyciide5542]

How the fuck can i stick with one if my company changes frameworks and stacks every month

[@PeterSahanaya]

Lol

[@johnnytee]

No jobs

[@bappadityabera1959]

it is 1% of front development only. and .00000001 % of all software development

[@robertdacian1751]

The sad thing is that in 5 years from now, all this will disappear, the new web building will be 100% AI. More people will learn from AI rather than a developer. I made a 2 year front end development course just to learn that with AI I can build whatever in less time…

[@stefanotrejo9925]

So far you’ve had 0 likes

[@jackal_sniperr]

yeah I'm scared.... I just started learning react

[@antoniofuller2331]

​@@jackal_sniperrI learned React with Vite in 2 days

[@williamafrika4787]

Great Vid, But can not get You on email/twitter for courses and mentorship