Guide or Road map help
Posted by Medical_While_8238@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 3 comments
Hi guys I have been working in Corporate and want to switch my domain to Software Development, I have started studying java and will go for Data Structures and algorithm afterwards.
What else should I learn to get a decent or good paying job or what's in the trend which would help me lend a good job
Fair_Mammoth_6224@reddit
Hey there! Java plus DS&A is a great start. You might also look into Spring/Spring Boot for backend web development—it’s huge in many enterprises. Build some small portfolio projects (REST APIs, simple web apps) and throw them on GitHub. That way, you’ll have something concrete to show employers.
For interviews, practicing coding questions (LeetCode, HackerRank) is key. Once you’re comfortable, exploring cloud basics (AWS, Docker) can also make you more marketable. Good luck with the switch!
Defection7478@reddit
Roadmap.sh
Big_Combination9890@reddit
Well, learning to read available documentation is probably one of the most important skills for a software developer.
To that point, did you notice that big button on this sub labeled "New? READ ME FIRST!" which would have led you to another button labeled "FAQ", which leads to a wiki that, among other things, provides links to literal learning roadmaps?