I need advice on my learning path

[kubidik13]

Hello i have been studying. js, ts, react, node, postgres and mongo for a while now. i can create apps but i have no experience with deployment (production) etc. Im studying web sockets atm. After that i want to learn more about docker. But i realize i lack the knowledge of OOP. i know the basics and some patterns but i dont feel comfortable because generally i dont use them at all. should i learn c# after all these or what is your recommendation?

Thank you.

 

[void0error]

You can learn OOP, in JavaScript as well. So my suggestion would be, instead of jumping from technology one to one. Stick to one. Make familiar. And practice and move on.

Anyway, learning other languages is cool.

 

[callmejauhari]

1. Choose stack technology. And focus on it. e.g., I choose C++, MySQL, Redis, Catch2, Travis CI, and Qt.
2. Learn fundamental. e.g., I learn about memory management, POSIX, basic of the database, basic CI/CD, Networking, and UI/UX design

Nb: If you know the fundamentals, you can learn anything. I learn OOP from C++; I can implement OOP easily for python and java.

 

[Bett013]

What courses do you recommend that you think that is the best for learn databases? e.g The fundamentals + MySQL, Postgres and MongoDB.

 

[callmejauhari]

Just pick tools do you like. but if you want to learn about fundamentals.. learn about the relational and non-relational databases. e.g., MySQL / SQLite and MongoDB / Redis,

 

[callmejauhari]

Course: Fundamental Computer Science (Coursera, MIT Online Course, edX, etc.), Programming Language (CodeWithMosh, Angela Yu, Pluralsight, Udemy, etc.), Another Tech Courses (GeeksforGeeks, Prepbytes, Coding Ninja, Tech with Nana, etc), Personal Development (James Clear, Robin Sharma, etc.).

 

[Bett013]

@callmejauhari Thank you

 

[skenda997]

You need to build an application that is a most important thing because after all of that knowledge consuming you think you know something but the reality is a bit different.

Try to build e-commerce app if you can do that you can say you know your stack, if dont then you are going to learn thoughout..

First thing is choose your stack and stick with it.
As far as i see you like JavaScript and if that is your way after those things you learned go with NextJS .
Learn css in js(styled-components or tailwind), react query and focus to strengthen your base JavaScript/Node/React/Next knowledge