Four role-based learning paths, built entirely from Developer Hub's own categories. Every step links straight to real frameworks, tools and resources — not a vague topic name with nothing behind it.
From HTML basics to a deployed, tested UI
The path most frontend developers actually follow — core languages first, then a framework, a styling approach, reusable components, and finally testing and shipping.
From a server framework to a deployed, monitored API
Backend work is less about picking the trendiest framework and more about the fundamentals — data, auth, and knowing when something breaks in production.
Frontend and backend, in the order that avoids rework
Full-stack doesn't mean learning everything at once — it means learning the frontend and backend paths in an order where each piece has something real to connect to.
From version control to a monitored, secured production system
DevOps sits across the whole delivery pipeline — this path goes from the basics everyone needs to the infrastructure and security layer that's specific to the role.
These four roadmaps are deliberately scoped to what's built out on TechToolsCenter. For a more exhaustive, community-maintained map of any given field, see the Useful Developer Websites section of Developer Hub.