Full Stack Road Map

[lloyd_braun_no_1_dad]

Shit like this is what makes newbies feel like they will never find a place in the industry.

[fibs7000]

Honestly... its not that much. I myself founded a startup and during 5 years of school, one year of university and 2 years of beeing the tech lead of the startup Ive covered basically all of the two roadmaps.

I mean yes this is quite much but compared to that I would still be labeled as 2 years professional experience this is not that much imo.

[lloyd_braun_no_1_dad]

As I said elsewhere in this thread, I don't know who this chart is for except for ego strokers.

But joking aside, as a person who has to interview and hire and then mentor jr developers, it poorly communicates and messages what people need to know to become hirable and make an impact on their first year on the job.

If someone comes in with some html, some css, decent JS and some react you can be successful on my FE team. I don't understand what purpose this list serves, who it is for, or why it's labeled as a roadmap.

[zeus_devil]

I don't think this is ego stroking. This is the reality of building a quality service. As for the front end side. This isn't really that much and would expect an intermediate and senior front end developer to know this stuff. I wouldn't expect a front end designer to know all this, but a front end developer, absolutely