You want to be a developer ?

start with HTML.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDE31AmaIAM

after completing HTML....


Then ....Learn CSS....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKNSgDL3xgM

...and then...

you want to learn the programming language of the web.... right ?

learn JavaScript

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jF5oxeeuu6E

34 problem-solving techniques that can be used to solve complex problems.

1. Mind Mapping: A visual tool that helps to organize thoughts and ideas.

2. SWOT Analysis: A tool that helps to identify the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats of a project or idea.

3. Brainstorming: A technique that encourages the generation of a large number of ideas in a short amount of time.

4. Fishbone Diagram: A tool that helps to identify the root cause of a problem.

5. Pareto Analysis: A technique that helps to identify the most important problems to solve.

6. 5 Whys: A technique that helps to identify the root cause of a problem by asking “why” five times.

7. Force Field Analysis: A tool that helps to identify the forces that are driving and restraining change.

8. Gap Analysis: A tool that helps to identify the gap between the current state and the desired state.

9.Decision Matrix: A tool that helps to evaluate and prioritize different options.

10. Cost-Benefit Analysis: A tool that helps to evaluate the costs and benefits of different options.

11. Six Thinking Hats: A technique that encourages different perspectives and approaches to problem-solving.

12. TRIZ: A tool that helps to identify inventive solutions to problems.

13. Design Thinking: A human-centered approach to problem-solving that emphasizes empathy, creativity, and experimentation.

14. Lean Startup: A methodology that emphasizes rapid experimentation and iteration.

15. Agile: A methodology that emphasizes collaboration, flexibility, and rapid iteration.

16. Scrum: A framework for managing and completing complex projects.

17. Kanban: A visual tool for managing and completing tasks.

18. DMAIC: A methodology for improving processes by defining, measuring, analyzing, improving, and controlling them.

19. PDCA: A methodology for continuous improvement that stands for Plan, Do, Check, Act.

20. Root Cause Analysis: A tool that helps to identify the root cause of a problem.

21. Kaizen: A methodology for continuous improvement that emphasizes small, incremental changes.

22. Value Stream Mapping: A tool that helps to identify and eliminate waste in a process.

23. Gemba Walk: A technique that involves going to the place where the work is done to observe and identify opportunities for improvement.

24. Control Charts: A tool that helps to monitor and control a process.

25. Statistical Process Control: A tool that helps to monitor and control a process using statistical methods.

26. Failure Mode and Effects Analysis: A tool that helps to identify and prevent potential failures.

27. Risk Management: A methodology for identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks.

28. Scenario Planning: A technique that involves creating and analyzing different scenarios to prepare for the future.

29. Backcasting: A technique that involves starting with a desired future state and working backwards to identify the steps needed to get there.

30. Gamestorming: A collection of techniques that use games to encourage creativity and innovation.

31. Lateral Thinking: A technique that encourages thinking outside the box and generating unconventional ideas.

32. Provocation: A technique that involves deliberately challenging assumptions to generate new ideas.

33. Random Entry: A technique that involves introducing random elements to stimulate creativity.

34. Green Thinking: A technique that involves generating ideas that are environmentally friendly.

@MehammedTeshome

"A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor"


👉 challenges and difficulties are crucial for personal growth and skill development.

Frontend Technologies: A Comprehensive List

Languages:
🌐 JavaScript
🌐 TypeScript
🌐 Dart
🌐 Elm
🌐 Kotlin/JS

Runtime Environments:
🚀 Node.js
🚀 Deno
🚀 Bun

Node Package Managers:
📦 npm
📦 yarn

Leading Frameworks:
🖥 React
🖥 Angular
🖥 Vue.js
🖥 Svelte
🖥 Next.js
🖥 Astro
🖥 Solid

Testing:
🔍 Jest
🔍 Vitest
🔍 Mocha
🔍 Cypress
🔍 Enzyme
🔍 Karma

State Management:
🔗 Redux
🔗 MobX
🔗 Context API
🔗 Zustand
🔗 Recoil

Build Tools:
🛠 Webpack
🛠 Parcel
🛠 Rollup
🛠 Vite
🛠 esbuild
🛠 Turbopack

Linters/Formatters:
✨ ESLint
✨ Prettier
✨ Stylelint
✨ JSHint
✨ StandardJS

CSS Frameworks:
🎭 Bootstrap
🎭 Tailwind CSS
🎭 Material UI
🎭 Ant Design
🎭 Bulma

CSS Preprocessors:
🌈 Sass
🌈 Less
🌈 Stylus
🌈 PostCSS

Performance Optimization:
🚀 Babel
🚀 PostCSS
🚀 PurgeCSS
🚀 Critical

Accessibility Tools:
👁 Axe
👁 Lighthouse
👁 Wave
👁 Tenon .io

3D Graphics:
🌌 Three.js

What else? 👇

@EmmersiveLearning

15 FREE Sites to find HTML/CSS/Javascript Code Snippets

✅ ChatGPT 😉
✅ snipt .dev
✅ codepad. co
✅ snipplr. com
✅ codeply. com
✅ webcode .tools
✅ codemyui. com
✅ bootsnipp. com
✅ 30secondsofcode. org
✅ www.littlesnippets. net
✅ codesandbox. io/search
✅ css-tricks. com/snippets/
✅ jsfiddle .net
✅ codepen .io
✅ jsbin .com

🌐 HTML Quiz

What does the "alt" attribute in a tag specify?

A) Alternative text for the image when the image cannot be displayed

B) The height of the image

C) The source URL of the image

D) A caption for the image

Master Node.js.

Explore these backend essentials:

🌍 HTTP Server Handling
🗄 File System Operations
🔌 Handling API Requests
💾 Connecting to Databases
🚀 Express.js Framework
🔐 Authentication & Security
🔧 NPM Packages
⚙️ Environment Variables & .env

Master CSS.
Focus on these styling essentials:
🎨 Selectors and Properties
📐 Box Model (Margin, Border, Padding)
🖌 Colors and Backgrounds
📏 Positioning (Static, Relative, Absolute, Fixed)
🖼 Flexbox & Grid
📲 Responsive Design (Media Queries)
🎭 Pseudo-Classes and Elements

simple backend Roadmap.—-

choose one from each list.

eg.:

👉 JavaScript —> NodeJS —>Nextjs/ExpressJs —>MongoDB —>Json .

👉Python —>Django —>Mysql —>Rest/json

👉Java —>Spring boot —>Oracle DB —> rest/soap —>

👉PHP —>Laravel —>postres Sql —>json

@EmmersiveLearning

#backend #roadmap

any one who wants a paid mentorship can contact me on frontend, backend, and full-stack development.

i see most of you guys need a mentor. so i decided to give a mentorship.

contact: @MehammedTeshomee

Complete DevOps Road Map👇🔥

1.Version Controls
• Git
• GitHub
• GitLab
• Bitbucket

2.Continuous Integration (CI)
• Jenkins
• Travis CI
• CircleCI
• Automated Build
• Automatic Test Pipelines
• Code Quality Checks

3.Containerization and Orchestration
• Docker
• Kubernetes
• Docker Compose

4.Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
• Terraform
• Ansible
• Puppet
• Chef

5.Continuous Deployment and Delivery (CD)
• Deployment Automation
• Canary Deployments
• Blue-Green Deployments

6.Monitoring
• Prometheus
• Grafana
• Nagios

7.Logging
• ELK Stack - Elasticsearch
• Logstash
• Kibana

8.Collaboration and Communication
• Slack
• Microsoft Teams
• JIRA
• Trello

9. Cloud Platforms
• AWS
• Azure
• Google Cloud Platform

10. Security
• Security Best Practices
• Vulnerability Scanning
• Penetration Testing
• SSL/TLS Certificates
• Encryption

11.Collaborative Development Tools
• Version Control Branching Strategies
• Code Review Processes
• Pair Programming

12.Networking and Protocols
• TCP/IP Networking Basics
• HTTP/HTTPS Protocols
• Load Balancing Concepts

13. Build and Release Management
• Build Automation Tools (Maven, Gradle, Ant)
• Dependency Management
• Release Versioning and Rollbacks

14.Database Management
• Database Versioning
• Database Migrations
• Backup and Recovery Strategies

15.Microservices Architecture
• Microservices Principles
• API Gateways
• Service Discovery and Registration

16.Serverless Computing
• AWS Lambda
• Azure Functions
• Serverless Framework
• Event-Driven Architectures

17.Performance Optimization
• Load Testing (JMeter, Gatling)
• Caching Strategies
• Content Delivery Networks (CDNs)

18.Incident Response and Disaster Recovery
• Incident Management Processes
• Backup and Restore Procedures
• Disaster Recovery Planning

19.Documentation and Knowledge Sharing
• Wiki Tools (Confluence, DokuWiki)
• Runbooks and Playbooks
• Knowledge Sharing Sessions

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Feel free to add anything I missed😊🌱🌱

@EmmersiveLearning

Smiling increases happiness. It releases mood-boosting chemicals and signals kindness.

just SMILE!

Back-end developer:

📂 Server-side languages (Python, PHP, .NET, Node.js)
📂 Frameworks (Django, Laravel, Express.js)
📂 Database Management (SQL, NoSQL)
📂 API Design and Development (RESTful APIs, GraphQL)
📂 Microservices Architecture
📂 Authentication and Authorization (OAuth, JWT)
📂 Server Management and Deployment (Docker, Kubernetes)
📂 Version Control Systems (Git)
📂 Cloud Services (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform)
📂 CI/CD
📂 Unit Testing and Integration Testing
📂 Caching Strategies (e.g., Memcached, Redis)
📂 Message Brokers (e.g., RabbitMQ, Kafka)
📂 Load Balancing and Scalability
📂 Data Security and Encryption (SSL/TLS)
📂 Performance Tuning
📂 Monitoring and Logging Tools
📂 Understanding of Front-end Technologies
📂 Problem-Solving Skills
📂 Continuous Education and Adaptation to Emerging Technologies

Web development is like the anatomy of the human body:

🏋️‍♀️ HTML = Skeleton
🎨 CSS = Skin
💪 JavaScript = Muscles
💾 Database = Brain
🌐 Server-side = Nerves
📱 Mobile Optimization = Fitness
👀 SEO = Eyes
🔒 Security = Immune System

Thoughts 👇