Show HN: ReallyConfused – Explore, create and share self-learning tech roadmaps(reallyconfused.co)
reallyconfused.co
Show HN: ReallyConfused – Explore, create and share self-learning tech roadmaps
http://www.reallyconfused.co/
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Some random thoughts/questions (I am not in your target audience though):
* I like the about page
* I don't like the name
* Have you gotten much support from the coffee purchase button?
* What is your tech stack?
* I like the about page
* I don't like the name
* Have you gotten much support from the coffee purchase button?
* What is your tech stack?
For the main release I forgot to integrate a payment option in it so people couldn't donate anything. But on the Reddit release it got over 170 awards, which is pretty good and some people commented they wanted to donate but couldn't. You can find the launch here -> https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/lrcrxx/to...
My tech stack is Next.js/Golang/Postgres/Google Cloud.
My tech stack is Next.js/Golang/Postgres/Google Cloud.
What's your backend deployment look like? Just one deployment or split into services? Docker?
Also, what's your opinion on Google Cloud? I've used Azure and AWS but not Google Cloud.
Also, what's your opinion on Google Cloud? I've used Azure and AWS but not Google Cloud.
I really like Google Cloud. I use docker and deploy it on cloud-run which works like a charm since it auto-scales and I never had any problems with it. I also find Google Cloud environment easier to work with than AWS. I've never tried Azure so I cannot judge.
Six months ago I decided to revisit this problem again and came to r/learnprogramming to talk with folks to see if they still faced this problem. After talking to about 100+ people who were learning to code, and they very much did. To solve this, I decided to build a web-app to curate and share learning roadmaps where people who are new to coding can have more clarity regarding how to go about building their tech career and hopefully not face the problems which I did. You can also "pursue" which is basically forking a roadmap and make it your own to pursue it and build your own career goals and get weekly reminders to update and pursue your roadmaps.
I managed to get over 50 learning roadmaps on a variety of careers and programming languages which I gathered from my friends, network and the internet and it's only increasing by the day! If you want to give back to the community, feel free to build your own roadmap and share your journey with the people starting out!
I released it on r/learnprogramming and it ended up getting 4000+ upvotes which further validated the need for the product. I'd love your feedback to know how I could make this better.