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To cover all the topics you mentioned in a structured way, here’s the **order** to tackle them.

I've
broken it into phases based on logical progression:

---

### **Phase 1: Foundations (1-2 months)**

1. **HTML & CSS**:

- HTML structure, tags, attributes.

- CSS basics (selectors, properties, box model).

- Flexbox, Grid for layout.

2. **Bash Basics**:

- Basic commands (`cd`, `ls`, `pwd`, `mkdir`, `touch`, `vi`).

- Intermediate Bash (`grep`, piping, reverse search).

3. **Git/GitHub**:

- Repository setup, commits, branching, merging.

- GitHub pull requests, collaboration.

4. **JavaScript Basics**:

- Single-threaded nature, variables, functions, loops.

- Common APIs (`map`, `filter`, `reduce`, `Object.keys`).

- Event loop, callback queue, async/await, Promises.

- Creating Promises and using Promise API methods (`all`, `race`, etc.).

---

### **Phase 2: DOM Manipulation & Frontend Basics (2 months)**

1. **DOM Manipulation**:
- DOM Tree structure.

- Common DOM APIs (`getElementById`, `querySelector`, `setAttribute`, `innerHTML`).

- Event handlers (`onClick`, `stopPropagation`).

- Working with `localStorage` for simple data persistence.

2. **Dynamic Frontend**:

- Building dynamic UIs using JavaScript and DOM.

- Simple frontend apps (e.g., Todo app).

---

### **Phase 3: Node.js & JS Runtimes (1 month)**

1. **Introduction to JS Runtimes**:

- What is a JavaScript runtime.

- Node.js installation, common APIs (file system, fetch API).

- Working with external packages (axios vs fetch).

---

### **Phase 4: HTTP Servers & Express (2 months)**

1. **HTTP Basics**:

- What are HTTP servers, methods, routes, URLs, IPs, domains.

- Headers, body, and query parameters.

2. **Express.js**:

- Setting up routes and middleware.

- Query params, File system DBs.

- JWT Authentication basics.


3. **Secret Management**:

- Managing secrets with **Doppler** or environment variables.

---

### **Phase 5: Databases (SQL & NoSQL) (2-3 months)**

1. **NoSQL (MongoDB)**:

- Introduction to MongoDB, basic CRUD operations.

- Relationships and aggregation in MongoDB.

2. **SQL (Postgres)**:

- Setting up schemas (`CREATE TABLE`, CRUD queries).

- SQL queries, indexing, transactions, and normalization.

---

### **Phase 6: ORMs (1 month)**

1. **Prisma ORM**:

- Setting up Prisma, schema generation.

- CRUD queries, transactions, and handling relationships.

2. **Drizzle ORM**:

- Setup, schema, and CRUD operations.

- Handling complex transactions and relationships.

---

### **Phase 7: React (2-3 months)**


1. **React Basics**:

- JSX, Components, state management (`useState`, `useEffect`).

- Routing with React Router.

- Handling events in React.

2. **React Advanced**:

- Advanced hooks (`useRef`, `useMemo`, `useCallback`).

- Custom hooks for reusable logic.

- Context API for global state management.

- Introduction to **Recoil**, atoms, and selectors.

3. **React State Management**:

- Advanced Recoil features: atomFamily, selectorFamily.

---

### **Phase 8: Styling React Apps (1 month)**

1. **Material UI**:

- Using pre-built components for faster development.

2. **Tailwind CSS**:

- Utility-first CSS framework for styling React apps.

3. **Shadcn**:

- Implement advanced UI components.

---

### **Phase 9: TypeScript (1 month)**


1. **TypeScript Basics**:

- Setting up TypeScript in React projects.

- Understanding types, interfaces, and type safety.

- Advanced TypeScript features (Partial, Exclude, Pick, etc.).

---

### **Phase 10: Next.js (2-3 months)**

1. **Next.js Basics**:

- SSR (Server-Side Rendering) vs CSR (Client-Side Rendering).

- File-based routing and API routes.

2. **Next.js Advanced**:

- Middlewares, Static Site Generation (SSG), Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR).

- Tailwind and shadcn integration with Next.js.

- Authentication with NextAuth, cookie-based auth.

3. **Data Fetching**:

- Methods for data fetching in Next.js (`getStaticProps`, `getServerSideProps`, `getInitialProps`).

---

### **Phase 11: Monorepos, Turborepo & Linting (1 month)**

1. **Monorepos**:

- Understanding monorepos, setting up **Yarn Workspaces**.

- Setting up **Turborepo** for efficient monorepo management.

2. **Linting**:

- Using Prettier and ESLint for consistent code style.


- Setting up **Husky** for pre-commit hooks and integrating linting into CI pipelines.

---

### **Phase 12: WebSockets, Real-Time Communication (2-3 months)**

1. **WebSockets**:

- Difference between HTTP and WebSocket.

- Setting up WebSocket servers and client-side logic.

2. **WebRTC**:

- Real-time communication with WebRTC.

- Advanced topics like SFUs and **MediaSoup**.

---

### **Phase 13: Testing (1 month)**

1. **Unit Testing**:

- Introduction to unit tests using **Jest**.

2. **Integration Testing**:

- Writing integration tests for full-stack apps.

3. **End-to-End Testing**:

- End-to-end tests using **Cypress**.

---

### **Phase 14: Advanced Backend (2-3 months)**


1. **Backend Communication**:

- Queues and pub/sub with Redis, Kafka, RabbitMQ.

- Scaling WebSocket and HTTP servers.

2. **Performance**:

- Node.js vs Golang vs Rust for backend performance.

---

### **Phase 15: Additional Topics (2-3 months)**

1. **Serverless Backend**:

- Exploring serverless architecture.

- Working with **openAPI specs** and autogenerated clients.

2. **Advanced Backend Concepts**:

- Rate limiting, DDOS protection, sharding, replication, and resiliency.

3. **GRPC**:

- Microservice communication with GRPC.

4. **Load Balancers**:

- Using load balancers for scaling applications.

---

### **Total Timeline: 12-15 months** (Flexible)

This roadmap ensures every topic you've mentioned is covered in the right order, from foundational
skills to advanced topics. You can spend more or less time on specific phases depending on your
familiarity and comfort level with the topics.

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