Svetlana Shapovalova, the editor of Netologiya , adapted the Quincy Larson note, in which he presented three possible ways of becoming a web developer: for the frontend, backend, and DevOps.
Graphs compiled by user GitHub
Kamranahmedse . They show three possible paths for the development of a web developer.
And although with some points I disagree: in particular, I think that development should be started already in the process of learning, graphics are worthy of attention. They allow you to cover the entire perspective of the development of a modern web developer.
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This is how Kamranahmedse sees the path of the front-end developer:

But backend:

The graph for DevOps is a branch from the backend:

Of course, these are just tools. A web developer needs other development skills other than owning the tools described above.
From the Editor
On May 19, we launch the
Profession Frontend Developer program. This is a 6-month course of study, at the end of which you will be able to apply for the position of junior front-end developer and will be able to:
- make up layouts (block “HTML and CSS”);
- to solve front-end tasks on JavaScript (block "Learning JavaScript");
- create interactive and functional HTML pages (block "JavaScript in the browser and the Web API");
- use in the work of ReactJS (block "React Library");
- create your own web applications (the “Create one-page web application” section).
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