What's up nerd? Did you know there's a website that's basically Google Maps for becoming a software engineer?

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roadmap.shhttps://roadmap.sh ↗

Why it worked

The video provides immediate, high-value utility to a specific audience (aspiring developers) by solving the common problem of not knowing what to learn next, making the promotion feel like helpful advice.

Summary

The creator introduces roadmap.sh as a comprehensive resource for learning various software engineering career paths. The video highlights the site's structured roadmaps, project ideas, and interview preparation tools.

Structure

1Hook introducing the website as a roadmap for tech careers
2Overview of the various career paths available on the site
3Demonstration of the structured learning path for front-end development
4Highlighting additional resources like project ideas and interview questions
5Final call to action to visit the website

Product placement

The website roadmap.sh is the central focus, with screen recordings showing its interface and features throughout the video.

Call to action

Check it out and follow for more cool websites.

Original caption

This website MIGHT help your skill issues #programming #coding #softwareengineer #computerscience

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roadmap.sh I WENT HERE AND EVERYBODY KNEW YOU "Yeah I major in Computer Science, how could you tell?" "Talk is cheap. Show me the code." - Linus Torvalds

Transcript

What's up nerd? Did you know there's a website that's basically Google Maps for becoming a software engineer? It gives you step-by-step learning paths for basically every tech career. Front-end, back-end, DevOps, AI engineer, cyber security, data analyst, whatever you want. And in each path, it actually gives you the order of things you should learn. For example, if you go in the front-end path, learn HTML and CSS, JavaScript, then Git, then React, then testing, then APIs, then deployment, and suddenly you don't sound unemployed. They also have project ideas, best practices, guides, and interview questions. So they basically have everything you need. It's called roadmap.sh. Check it out and follow for more cool websites.