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Nice stuff - for slightly above average IQ people (all that above is called "FULL STACK expert")... but for the really big money, if IQ 129 MINIMUM and above, you can skip almost ALL of that stuff above and just focus on : SYSTEMS LEVEL CODING AND APP CODING

1 > Passable Comp Science education (self taught OK)
2 > write lots of hobby code in C, Objective C, C++ , Assembler
3 > work on mass market products written in C, Objective C, C++ , Assembler, and also maybe Swift
4 > learn debugging, learn one OS well (MacOS internals, iOS internals, windows internals, Linux internals)
5 > jump from small startup to small startup until you finally get a million bucks or so in vestable "incentive" stock options with decent strike price. <many people I know got 2 million as the company soared in 5 years. Any engineer, even full stack can get that to happen, but its easier for low level coders at profitable silicon valley-ish firms.

Note that my path omits all the OPs tech in his charts and focuses on biggest payout.


go for SYSTEMS LEVEL programming. Lots of similarly available contract work. Not everything on earth is a web site, you know.

As for the charts, much of his "yellow color" I agree with, but nearly all are fleeting technologies. The charts were done by a true "Full Stack" person, or edited by one.

Nice

this is pretty useful. keeping your skills fresh is important

What do the colors mean

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