Step 2 - Network the hell out there
Step 3 - Use your network to get a job that sort of does BE stuffs
Step 4 - Stick for 2 years
Step 5 - Modify your CV and say your have 2 years of BE experience
Step 6 - Find a real BE job, profit
Getting a programming job >> doing your own project >> all those education out there. Don't bother to learn everything. Instead, learn the minimum amount to get a neighbouring position.
skydhash•4mo ago
- TCP/IP
- DNS
- TLS
- URL
- And a lot of RFCs
Sysadmin
- Unix
- Webserver (Nginx, Caddy,...)
- Services (Daemons) and logs
Programming
<Any popular language>
Basically there's only three ways to have dynamic content. Either your program is an HTTP server (Java, Node.js,...), it's a script or a program that a server execute (PHP, CGI perl), or it's a program that talks to a web server using FastCGI (and variants).
Databases
HTTP is stateless, so anything useful should be persisted somehow. Go with SQL (MySql, Postgres,...) and then add whatever you fancy.
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So basically the same thing you needed circa 2010 and earlier. Anything new is something old with a new interface.