Complete roadmap to become a programmer

 

complete roadmap to become a programmer

If you are studying to become a programmer and want to know what to do next, then this informative blog post can help!

We will choose the first chapter and turn it into a document that explains the steps you need to take in order to be a programmer. Thus, let us get started!

1. Reading enough technical papers

Reading technical papers will always help you write the proper code. This won’t help you go from zero to hero but reading good technical papers will certainly make you feel more comfortable writing good code and editing your code. The best moment to read technical papers is the time you are exploring and taking notes as you are writing your code.

If you are new to programming and don’t know much about programming, don’t just blindly follow the directions given by the technical papers. For this, I suggest that you don’t let yourself be lazy. Instead, take time to read more technical papers. You don’t have to go through all the technical papers the system has created, this can be made easy by reading through the notebooks of someone that is much more experienced than you are.

Reading good technical papers will definitely make you feel more comfortable writing good code and editing your code.

2. Searching the internet

On Google you can find lists of all kind of technical papers where you can find information about every conceivable technical paper.

You can also find websites that will highlight your search term in search results, as well as websites that will give you articles about the best technical papers for those who are not aware of the technical papers in front of them. It will be easier for you to understand the book on programming in which you’re reading on the internet.

You can also track down the key terms used by the technical papers in each chapter in order to be in a good position to understand the issues highlighted by the technical papers. For example, I had a code like this only for one month, so I couldn’t understand that much. But I was very careful in searching for technical papers that were not too long, that gave me the opportunity to get into coding.

Finding technical papers can be very easy. You can also track down the key terms used by the technical papers in each chapter in order to be in a good position to understand the issues highlighted by the technical papers.

3. Creating an online portfolio

You can create an online portfolio to show the written works you’ve worked on from all technical papers that you’ve read. You can probably also send all the technical papers you’ve written to the technology testing company that is looking for good programmers. These portfolios will show the work you’ve completed to get comfortable writing code in your area. The quality of your technical portfolio will definitely make them happy!

4. One year of project feedback

When you’ve found a good project, you need to take time to review your progress. If you work on a serious project that requires a lot of high-quality code, you can seek feedback from the technical partners of the company. But if your project has low budget and is feasible only for the beginning of your project, then you can look for technical critiques as well. It will allow you to solve a problem that others have not yet solved.

Find out what the other developers and of the company think is the best and easiest software to use.

5. Publishing on GitHub

If you are interested in publishing your code in GitHub, then you are ready to start your journey. Take all the technical papers you have written, write a nice code, and submit it to GitHub! This article will not talk much about GitHub, but do ask your mentor on your way to graduate what GitHub should look like and if your code should change.

GitHub guides you on the best software that is available today. So if you have questions about the GitHub documentation then don’t hesitate to ask your mentor!

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