For Full-Stack development, it is better to use a Full-Stack system instead of developing both front-end and back-end simultaneously.
I recommend WebForms Core technology.
I have always been interested in learning Tech. kinds of stuff and I am currently improving my web development skills. And I love to code, listen to music, read books...
Though Lengthy, I read till the end. Kind of scary to see the long list. I do coach on these, but it has to be nurtured with basics first. I am a programmer independent of technology still coding since 35 years.
Build interest to understand functionality, business, problems and possibilities.
Full Stack is a need for the solution, it is developers who coined to say half of them are not full stack developers.
Make it simple - understand end-to-end Web application - First learn html, css, Javascript do some front-end interactive work with browser. Read through tutorials, but walk through examples - 2-4 weeks should be enough to get basics. Then get to backend , I encourage (even now) Java, Spring Boot with PostgreSQL - Work with someone to learn through an existing project /application. - 2 months should give good insight.
Then add the wings - security, performance, deployment, caching, scalability etc. Later you can apply the same with any technologies. Mobile App is just an additional interface. Understand information, data first, then get to data analytics, data science.
Thanks for writing all aspects of IT Job. I would keep it bookmarked
Good article, thanks!
But IMHO I think it's important to understand how to use AI nowadays and use it, no matter you are starter or mature well experienced "old fag" :)
Maybe you're mentioned it, but I didn't see it (sorry if this is a case).
Impressive overview, VERY comprehensive, tons of great advice, love it - bookmarked this, and am keeping it around for future reference ...
Can I suggest one addition, namely to the following section:
"Choose a backend language and ecosystem:
The most common choices in 2026:"
I think PHP with Laravel deserves a mention here - PHP as a language has evolved and improved a LOT, and Laravel as a framework, ecosystem and community is second to none ...
Thanks. It was a complete article.
For Full-Stack development, it is better to use a Full-Stack system instead of developing both front-end and back-end simultaneously.
I recommend WebForms Core technology.
github.com/webforms-core
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This is a very detailed and well-structured guide which every junior full-stack developer needs π₯
Thanks for sharing
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This blog, after 8 years of self taught tutorial hell, will become my bible in my full stack journey. Thank you so much.
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Good job!
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Thanks for the detailed guide! May God Bless you!
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Awesome roadmap to follow, and it really helped me understand the things we can face in the tech industry.
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Thanks! good post
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Thank you for this, definitely grateful to have this guide at the beginning of my journey!
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Look, I'm going to be honest with you from the start.
Becoming a full-stack developer in 2026 is ............ Read More π
It is helpful
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Too good!
Very useful 'detailed' summary.
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This is truly a great roadmap. Thanks!
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So helpful,.thanks
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Though Lengthy, I read till the end. Kind of scary to see the long list. I do coach on these, but it has to be nurtured with basics first. I am a programmer independent of technology still coding since 35 years.
Thanks for writing all aspects of IT Job. I would keep it bookmarked
Good article, thanks!
But IMHO I think it's important to understand how to use AI nowadays and use it, no matter you are starter or mature well experienced "old fag" :)
Maybe you're mentioned it, but I didn't see it (sorry if this is a case).
Impressive overview, VERY comprehensive, tons of great advice, love it - bookmarked this, and am keeping it around for future reference ...
Can I suggest one addition, namely to the following section:
"Choose a backend language and ecosystem:
The most common choices in 2026:"
I think PHP with Laravel deserves a mention here - PHP as a language has evolved and improved a LOT, and Laravel as a framework, ecosystem and community is second to none ...
Deserves a mention, I think.
Another roadmap saying βlearn the basics firstβ - boring, but still true π
An excellent article and a rich reference for aspiring or current full stack developers. The author actually gave us a book.
Thank you so much. I appreciate the solid effort in producing this.