I have a background in engineering but now trying to get into IT(software development). I am adaptive and open to learning new things. I believe if others can, I CAN!
Hello Fernando,
I'm a newbie in IT and I'm getting started as a backend developer, and I'm talking the self-taught route. I just completed a training in node.js which basically introduced me to the basics. Right now, I don't know what to do next. What courses do you think I need to take to come out as a confident backend developer.
Also, are you open to mentoring people on a more one on one basis? I need a mentor badly now. Thanks
What topics did you cover on the node.js training you just finished? I would say that instead of going for another training, try to duplicate a project. Something basic that you can create on your own. Through that process you'll stumble upon a lot of problems and working through them will help you learn more than just doing another tutorial.
I have a background in engineering but now trying to get into IT(software development). I am adaptive and open to learning new things. I believe if others can, I CAN!
Hello Fernando,
I'm a newbie in IT and I'm getting started as a backend developer, and I'm talking the self-taught route. I just completed a training in node.js which basically introduced me to the basics. Right now, I don't know what to do next. What courses do you think I need to take to come out as a confident backend developer.
Also, are you open to mentoring people on a more one on one basis? I need a mentor badly now. Thanks
What topics did you cover on the node.js training you just finished? I would say that instead of going for another training, try to duplicate a project. Something basic that you can create on your own. Through that process you'll stumble upon a lot of problems and working through them will help you learn more than just doing another tutorial.
Thanks for your reply. In the training, I covered html, css, bootstrap, javascript, node.js and mongoDB. And your suggestion is well noted.
Thank you.
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