Roadmaps
Each roadmap orders the skills that actually compound, with realistic timelines for working people.
From semantic HTML to production React architecture, performance budgets and accessibility.
APIs, data modelling, caching, queues and the operational reality of running services.
One coherent path from UI to database to deployment, ending with shipped products you can point at.
Linux, containers, IaC and the pipelines that get code to production safely.
Building reliable products on top of models: retrieval, agents, evals and cost control.
Statistics, modelling and the experimental discipline that separates analysis from guessing.
Getting models out of notebooks and keeping them healthy in production.
Pipelines, warehouses and the modelling that makes analytics trustworthy.
The fastest credible route into a data role: SQL, spreadsheets, dashboards and business sense.
Python from syntax to production services, packaging and testing.
The language behind every frontend job, learned properly instead of framework-first.
React as it is actually used in 2026: server data, composition and disciplined state.
Server-side JavaScript: HTTP, data access, background work and production concerns.
The stack most Indian service and product companies still interview on.
A small language that dominates infrastructure and high-throughput services.
The interview round that decides senior offers, and the thinking that makes real systems survive.
A structured 500-problem path instead of random grinding, aimed at Indian placement rounds.
Modern Android with Kotlin, Compose and the architecture Google actually recommends.
Swift and SwiftUI from first app to App Store release.
One codebase for Android and iOS without shipping something that feels like a website.
Defensive and offensive fundamentals, ending with hands-on labs and a certification path.
Core AWS services, cost awareness and the associate-level certification path.
Smart contracts and dApps with a security-first mindset, since bugs here are permanent.
Research, interaction and visual craft, with a portfolio that shows reasoning, not just screens.
Discovery, prioritisation and shipping, the version that works in a startup, not a textbook.
Manual testing discipline plus the automation stack teams actually hire for.
From first playable prototype to a shipped small game, engine-first.
A short, practical track for writing prompts that hold up across models and edge cases.
The self-taught equivalent of a CS degree's load-bearing subjects.