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Is CS50x, then CS50 Python, and then CS50 SQL a good way to start backend engineering? I am really excited! My main goal right now is to land a part time job. s

Hello everyone, i'm a 2nd year IT student and just wants to ask for some recommendations on what projects i can build that will enhance my skills for the future

I need to know at least the basics of c++ in like a month or so, any free resources you can recommend? submitted by /u/EmbarrassedJudge5457 [link] <a href="http

I wanna create laravel project can you rrcommed youtube video for a whole project so that I follow step by step? submitted by /u/engrawnaq [link] [comments]

I am starting web dev is php necessary like should I learn it or is it optional? I have seen few people say php is foundation of many web sites at the same time

Hi, folks! I love programming very much. It's a lot of fun for me, but unfortunately, I'm unable to pursue a CS degree due to various reasons. Still, I love pro

I have learned Web dev front end using a bit of youtube making a few projects want to get in Back end and become a full stack web developer any resources I can

Guys I'm currently doing backend development and doing projects... So one of my issue is that while making projects I have to use ai a lot like whatever code I'

I am a Person trying to learn full stack Web Development Currently Using Git Hub to host my website thinking to start backend now should I switch to Something L

And also how can i decide which type of programming suits me i was thinking of starting as a front-end developer,i just ended college and i can't find any work

Fixed one bug. Two new bugs appeared. At this point I'm convinced they're reproducing when I leave the keyboard. My debugger knows more about my code than I do.

So I found the roadmap sh website, and I wanted to go with the backend developer path. How should I follow it? For example "How does the internet work?", what i

So I know Java and SQL. But I’m not sure how much is enough to start learning Sprint and working on actual projects. Also, if I’m understanding right I should s

While I was reading PPP by Bjarne Stroustrup, a C++ programming book basically, and in the second chapter the book mentions something about the declaration oper

[Java] I have a parent folder names "Testing" which have src and res folders in it, src have my code. I used to write in Eclipse and FileWriter writer = new Fil

I'm working on a repository for scripts that interact with the OS, and I began by doing a simple function to get the drivers—one for Windows and another for mac

Hi everyone! I’m a non-developer who managed to build a small website (static HTML/CSS) and even got a simple AI chatbot working on it via a Python backend on R

I'm looking to get into backend development on a budget. My local store has these options: i7-8700 i7-9700 i5-10400 i5-11500 i7-12700 I'll mainly be running Int

Hi everyone!! I'm currently working on my very first major project for my portfolio to land a Junior Backend Developer role. So far, I've built a API using Java

There are github pages called Awesome lists. They list the best resources for developers, webdev, gamedev, backend, frontend, it's all there. There's also aweso

Hi everyone, I am a working professional with 5yoe in total out of which 2.5 was in consulting and later 2.5 as Backend Engineer using Java. Recently my project

hi guys this is my first project and my first time using reddit. the project is a console tetris clone and it doesn't have all the features but it has the main

Let’s say I have the following Python code: f = file_name.open() f.read() (I know you should use “with” for the example above but for demonstration purposes we’

I'm curious about how experienced developers approach learning new technologies. ​ For example, if someone wants to become a Backend Engineer using F