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Bare Minimum Tech Skills Roadmap (Frontend, Backend, DevOps & AI)

🚀 Bare Minimum Tech Skills Roadmap (Frontend, Backend, DevOps & AI)

If you’re confused about what to learn and where to start, this blog breaks down the bare minimum skills needed for the most popular tech domains — Frontend, Backend, DevOps, and AI — along with free learning resources.

👉 This is NOT an advanced roadmap.
👉 This is for beginners who want clarity.

🎨 Frontend Development (Basics)

Frontend is what users see and interact with.

Skills You Need

  • HTML, CSS, JavaScript

  • One framework (React preferred)

  • Git & GitHub

  • Responsive design basics

Free Resources

⚙️ Backend Development (Basics)

Backend handles logic, databases, and authentication.

Skills You Need

  • One language: Node.js or Python

  • REST API fundamentals

  • Databases (SQL or MongoDB)

  • Authentication basics (JWT)

Free Resources

☁️ DevOps (Basics)

DevOps helps you deploy, scale, and maintain applications.

Skills You Need

  • Linux basics

  • Git & CI/CD concepts

  • Docker fundamentals

  • Cloud basics (AWS / GCP / Azure)

Free Resources

🤖 AI / Machine Learning (Basics)

AI focuses on data, models, and predictions.

Skills You Need

  • Python

  • NumPy & Pandas

  • Machine Learning fundamentals

  • One framework: TensorFlow or PyTorch

Free Resources

💡 Final Advice

  • Don’t try to learn everything at once

  • Pick ONE domain

  • Build small projects

  • Learn by doing, not watching

Projects > Certificates


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