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This is a living roadmap for Boot.dev's free-to-audit computer science program for backend developers.

1. Learn Python (Python)
2. Learn Shells and Terminals
3. Learn Git
4. Build a Bookbot (Python, VS Code)
5. Learn Object-Oriented Programming (Python)
6. Learn Functional Programming (Python)
7. Build a Static Site Generator
8. Learn Algorithms 1 (Python)
9. Learn Data Structures (Python)
10. Build a Maze Solver (Python)
11. Learn Memory Management (C)
12. Personal Project 1 (Your choice)
13. Learn Go (Go)
14. Learn HTTP (Go or JavaScript)
15. Build a Pokedex on the Command Line (Go)
16. Learn Web Servers (Go)
17. Personal Project 2 (Your choice)
18. Learn SQL (SQL)
19. Build a Blog Aggregator (Go)
20. Learn Docker (Docker CLI)
21. Learn CI/CD (Docker + GitHub Actions)
22. Capstone Project (Your choice)
23. Learn to Find a Job

• Learn Git 2
• Learn Kubernetes (Minikube)
• Learn PubSub Architectures (Go)
• Learn Algorithms 2 (Python)
• Learn Cryptography (Go)
• Build a Web Crawler (JavaScript, Node.js)
• Learn Computer Architecture and Hardware (ARM)
• Learn Distributed Systems (Go)
• Learn Computer Networking (Go)
• Learn NoSQL Databases (???)
• Learn Performance Engineering (Go)
• Learn Infrastructure as Code (Terraform)
• Learn Logging and Telemetry (Go)
• Learn Clean Code (Go)
• Learn Discrete Math for Programmers (Go)
• Learn Operating Systems (???)
• Learn Compilers (Go)
• Learn Computational Theory (???)
• Learn Artificial Intelligence (Python)
• Learn Machine Learning (Python)
• Learn GraphQL
• Learn Cyber Security
• Learn AWS/GCP/Azure
• Learn NLP

You can read about our approach to learning here.

Yes you should get started - this program will always be improving and never be "complete". This curriculum will never be "complete" in the same sense the YouTube will never be "complete" - there is new content all the time. We care deeply about the quality of this program and will always be improving and adding to it.

We love feedback on how we can improve the curriculum! The recommended way to help is to submit issues here on GitHub. If you just want to talk about some ideas, contact us directly using one of the methods below.

If you would like to discuss the project feel free to contact us at Boot.dev. We're most responsive on Discord, but you can also find us on Twitter.

• Twitter
• Discord