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Your projects should solve problems NOT create problems !
If you learned • Html & CSS → Build your first website • JavaScript → Build an API-powered app • React/Vue or Svelte → Build single-page apps • Full Stack → Build a SaaS project and earn 💰 Coding can be your life changer.
Companies spend millions on firewalls… and then get hacked by a phishing email
Hacking a human is 10x easier than hacking a system
Being consistent is a great quality to develop. It’s easy to be consistent when you’re excited and full of energy, but how about when you’re tired, low on sleep and “not feeling it.” Show up anyways. - a note to my future self
POV: You finally get into cybersecurity and you realize some people still think incognito mode means you’re “invisible”
If you're new to the Unix or Linux command line, I just want you to know: Me and all my colleagues with years of experience Still get confused between `ln -s` and `ln` daily 🤣🤣
C# 🎮 – Unity games, Windows apps R 📊 – Statistical analysis, data visualization Go 🚀 – Fast APIs, cloud-native apps PHP 🐘 – WordPress, backend for websites Swift 🍎 – iOS/macOS apps Kotlin 📱 – Modern Android development
Programming Languages & What They’re Really Good At Python 🐍 – Data analysis, automation, AI/ML Java ☕ – Android apps, enterprise software JavaScript ⚡ – Interactive websites, full-stack apps C++ ⚙️ – Game development, system-level software
Did you know? • Python powers Instagram, Spotify, Netflix • Dropbox = 1M+ lines of Python • NASA used Python for space mission data • Python is taught at MIT, Stanford & Harvard • It’s the most-used language on GitHub (2024) Python isn't just popular. It's everywhere.
├── 📂 File Handling in C++ ├── ⚠️ Exception Handling ├── 🧠 STL (Standard Template Library - vector, map, set, etc.) ├── 🧪 Mini Projects (Bank System, Student Record, etc.) Like for the detailed explanation ❤️
├── 📦 Arrays, Strings & Vectors ├── 🧱 Pointers & References ├── 🧮 Dynamic Memory Allocation (new, delete) ├── 🏗 Structures & Unions ├── 🏛 Object-Oriented Programming (Classes, Objects, Inheritance, Polymorphism)
├── 🔁 Flow Control (if, else, switch) ├── 🔄 Loops (for, while, do...while) ├── 🧩 Functions (Declaration, Definition, Recursion)
🔰 C++ Roadmap for Beginners 2025 ├── 🧠 Introduction to C++ & How It Works ├── 🧰 Setting Up Environment (IDE, Compiler) ├── 📝 Basic Syntax & Structure ├── 🔢 Variables, Data Types & Constants ├── ➕ Operators (Arithmetic, Relational, Logical, Bitwise)
I completely understand your idea 💡…. And appreciate the contribution
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20% of developers love writing documentation. The other 80% pretend it doesn’t exist
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HTML + CSS + JavaScript + React + React Native = 💰 higher salary potential + 🌎 global job opportunities
The #1 hack I used to learn AWS fast: I stopped sleeping with my phone. Instead of waking up to notifications, I woke up to 1 to 2 golden hours of deep focus. No alerts. No distractions. Just AWS. Change your mornings, change your career!
Why learn AWS? • Netflix → runs on AWS • Airbnb → built on AWS • Twitch → powered by AWS • NASA → processes space data on AWS • Airbnb → built global scale with AWS • LinkedIn → partly on AWS • Epic Games (Fortnite) → hosted on AWS • Government agencies → rely on AWS Still need another reason? ☁️🔥
• Secure login → Cognito + IAM Forget 100 labs. Build these 6 → interview stories sorted.
6 AWS Projects That Prove You’re Job-Ready • Portfolio site → S3 + CloudFront • Multi-tier app → EC2 + RDS + VPC • Serverless API → Lambda + API Gateway • Alerts → CloudWatch + SNS • Data pipeline → S3 + Glue + Athena
If I were to start a full-stack web developer journey now, this would be my roadmap: HTML + CSS ↓ Git + GitHub ↓ TailwindCSS ↓ JavaScript & pnpm + Bundling + Deploying ↓ Writing Tests ↓ ReactJs & NextJS||Vue & Nuxt ↓ Linux ↓ NodeJS + MongoDB||PHP/Laravel + MySQL 🏆🏆
The question is how can you stop it. If you stop using, someone out there won’t stop using
Being afraid to do hard stuff will keep you stuck - 🧏🏻♂️
HTML + CSS + JavaScript + React = 🏆 in-demand developer
Node → Youtube UI/UX → Hackdesign Everything → ChatGPT 😉
Learn For Free 👇🏻👇 HTML → w3schools CSS → FreeCodeCamp Git / GitHub→ LearnGitBranching.js .org Javascript → Javascript .info React → React-tutorial .app SQL → Sqlzap API → RapidAPI React → Scrimba Python → Learnpython .org Tailwind → Tailwindcss .com
When the tools are within reach, every excuse is just a delay↓ The world moves for the ones who act ↓ → Pick up what you need and start.
Small, imperfect actions compound into extraordinary results. Stop optimising for perfection. Start optimising for consistency.
The 1% Rule that changed everything: Progress beats perfection every time. Most people wait for the "perfect moment" to start. Perfect plan. Perfect conditions. Here's what actually works: Show up when you don't feel like it. Stay consistent when nobody's watching.
🐍 Python devs — What’s that one library you can’t live without? 👇
Wrap-Up You don’t need all 200+ services. Master these core areas → you’ll be ready for 80% of real-world AWS work. Where are you currently on this roadmap?
Step 6: Serverless & Automation • Lambda → serverless compute • API Gateway → build APIs • CloudFormation / Terraform → Infrastructure as Code Step 7: Monitoring & Security • CloudWatch → metrics & logs • CloudTrail → activity tracking • GuardDuty → threat detection
Step 4: Databases • RDS → relational DBs • DynamoDB → NoSQL • Learn backup, restore, and scaling basics Step 5: Scaling & Delivery • Load Balancers • Auto Scaling Groups • CloudFront for global content delivery
Step 2: Compute & Storage • EC2 → run applications • S3 → store & share files • EBS → persistent storage These are the building blocks. Step 3: Networking •VPC → private network •Subnets & Routing → traffic control •Security Groups → firewall rules Without this, nothing connects securely.
AWS feels overwhelming with 200+ services. But you don’t need them all. → Here’s the roadmap to learn AWS step by step without confusion 👇 Step 1: Foundation •Start here before touching services: •Cloud basics (regions, AZs) •IAM (users, roles, policies) •Billing & Free Tier awareness
You only need 5 tools to land tech jobs: • Python – build anything • GitHub – show work • AWS – deploy apps • SQL – handle data • Linux CLI – real environments Forget shiny new stacks. Master these → career ready.
When you deploy on AWS Vs When you see the bill 🥲😂
phishing is still king! not because it’s advanced, but because it works STAY SAFE OUT THERE !
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→ → All programming language courses at one place save it before getting expired : Likes, Share & Repost ↓ ↓ For others to also have access to it. mega.nz/folder/8stDD...
HTML + CSS + Javascript + React + NextJS = great job opportunity || profitable SaaS 💰💰
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The hard part isn’t getting code to run anymore. It’s deciding what’s worth building with AI, why it matters, and making it readable enough that the future you doesn’t hate the present you.
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Hahaha I’m never saying that
1.Infrastructure Monitoring – Tracks servers, networks, and resources health. 2.APM – Monitors app speed, errors, and performance. 3.Log Monitoring – Analyzes logs for issues or security alerts. 4.User Experience Monitoring – Measures real user performance and usability.
Why it matters? Pick the right class = Save 💸 without losing data. 💡 Pro tip: Use Intelligent-Tiering if you’re unsure — AWS optimizes for you. S3 = Store smarter, not just bigger 🚀
•Intelligent-Tiering → Auto-moves data between frequent & infrequent •Standard-IA → Cheaper, for rarely accessed data •Glacier → Archival, super cheap but slow retrieval
🗂️ AWS S3 Storage Classes in 60 Seconds S3 isn’t just “one” storage. It has different classes depending on cost + usage. Main ones to know: •Standard → Frequent access, general use
command : ssh-copy-id -f "-o IdentityFile " ubuntu@ ssh-copy-id: This is the command used to copy your public key to a remote machine.
💻Setup Passwordless Authentication to ssh on servers ✅Save for later as this is a very common and increasingly important practice in modern DevOps and IT organizations.
Job postings be like: “Entry-level” Must have: 7 years experience, 4 degrees, ability to time travel 🧭 😩
In tech, your network is as important as your skills. Harsh truth.
Exactly per my research I got similar answer
Frontend Roadmap (2025) Frameworks → React / Svelte / Next.js Styling → TailwindCSS / CSS Modules State Management → Redux / Zustand Build Tools → Vite / Webpack Testing → Jest / Cypress Version Control → Git / GitHub Deployment → Vercel / Netlify
Why do Developers prefer Mac book to a Windows PC?🤔
Stop thinking you need to learn “everything.” Most cloud jobs use the same services daily: • EC2 • S3 • IAM • Lambda • RDS Everything else is bonus.
Your Daily Dose of Positivity 💬 Don’t underestimate the power of small wins—they pave the way to bigger victories. 1️⃣ Celebrate progress, not perfection. 2️⃣ Focus on what you can control today. 3️⃣ Believe in the compound effect of consistent effort. 💡 Little steps lead to giant leaps.
🛠️ Infrastructure as Code (IaC) 🔄 CI/CD Pipelines 📈 Monitoring & Observability ☁️ Learn One Cloud Provider
Here's what you need to learn for a career in DevOps: 🖥️ Programming Language (Go/Python) 📂 Version Control (Git) 🐧 Linux 🌐 Networking, Security & Protocols 🖧 Server Management 📦 Containerization (Docker) ⚙️ Container Orchestration (Kubernetes)
Your reaction > your situation. Control the response, change the game.
🚀 Quick Linux Tip Want to quickly find the largest files eating up your disk? $ du -ah / | sort -rh | head -n 10 Shows top 10 biggest files/folders from root. Great for cleaning up space on your Linux server.
The ultimate git cheatsheet from beginner → advanced → intermediate
∟📂 Continuous integration and delivery ∟📂 Containerization and orchestration (Docker, Kubernetes) ∟📂 Message queues and stream processing (RabbitMQ, Kafka)
∟📂 Data structures and algorithms ∟📂 File storage and object storage (S3) ∟📂 Error handling and logging ∟📂 Testing ∟📂 Background jobs and task scheduling
Back-end developer: ∟📂 Server-side programming (Python, Java, PHP, NodeJs, Go...) ∟📂 Databases (e.g., SQL, NoSQL) ∟📂 APIs and web services ∟📂 Security and authentication ∟📂 Caching and performance tuning ∟📂 Scalability and load balancing ∟📂 Deployment and DevOps
→ → A similar vulnerability was previously identified in Telegram Desktop and has since been remediated. → → At present, Meta does not recognize this behavior as a security issue, which may leave WhatsApp Desktop users at risk of exploitation.
WARNING ‼️ → → Users who have Python installed on their PCs and use WhatsApp Desktop may be exposed to a security risk. → → A specially crafted .pyz (Python archive) file can be used to execute malicious code upon a single click, potentially compromising the system.
I totally agreed and you need to be strategic about what you’re doing. GovTech can land you in 6 figures just that people don’t know the roadmap or how to go about it.
and you need to get one of the compTIA certifications to enable you to get work in government or private sectors
If you have the certificate already you need to volunteer to work in either church, hospital, school or nonprofit organization to offer your service to them to enable you to gain the experience
Breaking into tech isn’t about being a genius. It’s about picking the right entry job: IT Support: $55k Help Desk: $52k QA Tester: $60k Cloud Support Eng: $70k Network Support Eng: $65k One year of focused effort beats a lifetime of “someday.”
🎯 Lesson: Start by automating your life — it makes Python stick.
From Python basics → automating daily tasks in 30 days 🐍⚙️ •Problem: Could write print statements, but nothing useful in real life. •Fix: Picked boring tasks (file renaming, Excel cleanup, email reports) and automated them one by one. •Result: Saved hours weekly + built scripts I still use today.
Build in silence grow in public
You only need 5 Python projects for freelancing: • Web scraper → Upwork gigs • Portfolio website → proof of skill • API integration bot → automation clients • Data dashboard → business reporting • Chatbot UI → small businesses Forget random code. Build what people pay for.
Do the boring stuff. That's where consistency beats motivation.
Your resume has 6 seconds. Make the top third count: Role target | 3 impact bullets | Tools | Portfolio link If they can’t see value above the fold, you’re invisible.
Security & Compliance 🧰 Hands-on Labs (Free Tiers, Sandboxes) 🎓 Certs (AWS CCP, Azure Fundamentals) 🗂 Build Projects & Deploy
Cloud roles are in high demand. Start with this 10-step Cloud roadmap: 🖥 Linux & Networking Basics 📁 Cloud Fundamentals (AWS, Azure, GCP) ⚙️ IAM, Compute, Storage 📊 Monitoring & Logging 📚 DevOps Tools (CI/CD, Docker) 🧠 Architecture & Design Patterns
Bro to Bro: What are you doing to make money? Your comment will definitely help another bro/ sis in the comment section.
Stage 8 – Build side projects to gain experience 🏆 – Congrats! You're a full-stack developer. 🙌
Stage 1 – HTML Stage 2 – CSS (Grid, Flex) Stage 3 – JavaScript + DOM Stage 4 – React (VueJS, Svetle, Angular) Stage 5 – The CRUD pattern & API Stage 6 – Node.js (Laravel, NextJS, Django) Stage 7 – MongoDB/MySQL
You’ve got 18 weekends left this year. You’ve still got time to: – Finish 3 tech courses – Build 2 strong portfolio projects – Go to a tech conference.
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→ → The gap between who you are and who you want to be is filled with boring, unsexy, repetitive work.
Its funny how when you commit to getting 1% better every day, whether thats: - Personal development - Product - Service The pressure you feel disappears. Rather than a facing a big mountain, you just face a single step. Give it a try if you're feeling down.
Python isn’t just a language it powers: • Instagram backend • Netflix recommendation engine • Spotify playlists • Uber surge pricing • NASA experiments Learning Python = learning the internet’s backbone.
Caption this with a Linux command😅
The roadmap nobody gives you: 1. Language + DSA 2. Projects (frontend + backend) 3. System design basics 4. Deployment + CI/CD 5. Scaling + security This is how you go from student → full-stack engineer.
5. Build Your Network Join cybersecurity forums, Discords, and LinkedIn groups.
3 & 4. Apply for Entry Roles SOC intern, Help Desk, or Jr. Analyst are common starting points
2. Learn Networking & Threats Get comfortable with protocols, malware types, and security layers.
1. Start with Certifications CompTIA Security+, GSEC, or SSCP are great beginner options.
CYBERSECURITY IS BOOMING IN 2025 High-paying roles to aim for: • Security Architect – $130,000+ • Penetration Tester – $120,000 • Cloud Security Engineer – $125,000 • SOC Analyst – $95,000+ • Incident Responder – $110,000+ How to break into the industry: