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Step-by-step developer roadmaps with skills, milestones, project ideas and honest timelines for each stage.

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Roadmaps

Learning paths with an order and a reason

AI, web, cloud, mobile and game development paths - each with ordered stages, a milestone per stage, projects and an honest timeline.

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AI Roadmap

The big picture of artificial intelligence: the main career paths, the shared foundations, and how to choose where to specialise.

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AI Developer Roadmap

Build real products with AI: Python and APIs, LLM fundamentals, RAG, agents, evaluation and deployment, in a practical order.

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AI Engineer Roadmap

Engineer AI systems that hold up in production: ML depth, LLM internals, RAG and agents, evaluation, fine-tuning, serving and monitoring.

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Frontend Developer Roadmap

A realistic path from first HTML page to employable frontend developer, in the order that actually works.

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Backend Developer Roadmap

From your first HTTP endpoint to services that handle data, auth, failure and load without falling over.

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Software Developer Roadmap

The general engineering path: programming fundamentals, computer science basics, tools, testing, design and choosing a specialisation.

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Cloud Developer Roadmap

Build and run applications on the cloud: Linux, networking, one major provider, containers, serverless, infrastructure as code, CI/CD and observability.

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Android Developer Roadmap

Build modern Android apps with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose: architecture, data, networking, testing, performance and publishing on Google Play.

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Game Developer Roadmap

From your first moving sprite to a finished, published game: programming, an engine, maths, game feel, optimisation and a playable portfolio.

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React Developer Roadmap

Learn React in the order that prevents the classic mistakes: state design, effects, data fetching, then frameworks.

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Freelance Developer Roadmap

Go from building projects to getting paid for them: skills, first clients, pricing, contracts and keeping work coming in.

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Content Creator Roadmap

Find your niche, build a repeatable creation routine and grow an audience that actually cares.

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YouTube Growth Roadmap

Set up a channel, make videos people finish, and grow with titles, thumbnails and analytics.

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Career Switch Roadmap

Change fields without starting from zero: choose a target, close the gaps and make the move with a plan.

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Remote Job Roadmap

Find, win and succeed in remote work: the skills, set-up and habits that employers look for.

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Soft Skills Roadmap

Build the people skills that decide promotions, teamwork and trust: listening, empathy, feedback and adaptability.

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Why order matters more than the list

Almost every developer roadmap is a list of technologies. The list is the easy part - the useful part is knowing what has to come first and why. Learning a framework before the language underneath it is the single most common reason people stall, because every error message refers to concepts they have never met.

Not sure where to begin? The AI roadmap and the software developer roadmap are both written as starting points that branch into the specialised paths. Each roadmap here sets a milestone per stage: something you can do, not something you have watched. If you cannot meet the milestone, the next stage will be harder than it needs to be. Mentorship details, including how to get in touch, appear on every roadmap page.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose a developer roadmap?

Pick the role you want in a year, such as frontend, backend or AI developer, and open its roadmap. Each one lists stages, skills, projects and honest timelines, so you can see the whole path first.

How do I follow a roadmap without getting overwhelmed?

Work one stage at a time, build a small project at the end of each stage and do not move on until you can explain the stage without notes. Skip anything that does not apply to your goal.