God-Tier Developer Roadmap

A video on YouTube. In Tech, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

An iceberg-style guide charting programming languages from beginner-friendly tools like Scratch and BASIC down to hardware-level assembly and transistors, explaining their history, paradigms, and use cases.

From the video

Answers: What are all the programming languages and how do they work?

Programming languages
Software engineering
Computer architecture
Object-oriented programming
Functional programming
Low-level programming

What it concludes

Scratch makes the thinking process behind programming accessible by letting users drag and drop blocks like Lego bricks.
BASIC became the go-to option for beginners for 50 years after being included in most personal computers.
Python is popular due to its minimal syntax using indentation instead of curly braces.
JavaScript is required for web development and will eventually be used to write any application that can be written in JavaScript.
SQL is Turing-complete for reading and writing data in relational databases.
Java revolutionized programming with the JVM, allowing bytecode to run on any computer architecture from a single codebase, but its explicit types have a steep learning curve for beginners.

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