Resources to become a Well-Rounded Full-Stack Developer

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If you want to start coding and create your own solutions - be it an App, a Website or something else - or if you want to start a career as developer, you're in luck!

There has never been so many and so good training material around, and - even better - available for free. Last addition to the amazing long list of videos and resources is the Javascript for Beginners series:

Beginner's Series to: JavaScript - 51 Videos

Javascript is nowadays ubiquitous, being used both on the front-end for making web pages more modern and responsive, and also on the back-end to power even the most demanding services.

This series adds up to the existing ones:

Python for Beginners - 44 Videos

Python is the language for Data Scientists and Machine Learning (just coming to my mind as examples: Pandas and PyTorch) and is also extremely powerful to create back-end API (eg: Flask or Django) or data processing pipelines (PySpark or Apache Airflow).

Then you have Azure SQL which is a great post-relational multi-model modern database with many features to cover the majority of uses cases - from very simplex to extremely demanding - with also extremely high scalability and impressive performance capabilities.

Sooner or later you'll need a database in your solution. Here's a series of videos to learn how to master Azure SQL from A to Z:

Azure SQL for Beginners - 61 Videos

Having been lucky enough to have pleasure to work with all the people you see in the videos, I can tell you that those videos are really, really good. They have been done by people with great passion not only for the technology itself, but also for sharing and helping others to learn. These videos are really amazing.

Beside videos, if you also like a more self-paced learning approach you can use Azure Learn too:

Azure SQL fundamentals - 6 Modules

And, last but not least, a series of end-to-end samples to learn how to put everything together and create secure, scalable and performant solutions, just by following a learning-by-doing approach, as code is open and available on GitHub: