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Tech I plan to invest my time in 2022
Have become jack of enough trades now its time to master.
Over the past few years I have been trying my hand at various technologies in the domain of web, cross-platform, cloud, cybersec, IOT, ML and general scripting. While this allowed me to have a better general understanding of respective domains, I always felt a lack of complete mastery over a single technology. Thus I have resolved to be more focused this year unlike the boy in candy shop I have been for last 4 years.
So here's my list:
Solidity, Ethereum architecture
My main target for the first quarter of the year would be on our Final year Project which is based on blockchain. Thus would thoroughly indulge my month of February in learning about smart contracts and getting comfortable with "Web3.0". Would learn and dip into the crypto and NFT space as the gov with recent Budget 2022, with the 30% taxation has although disincentivized the virtual assets trade but at the same time has also legalized it.
MERN, Cloud
Based on my personal experience I feel Javascript to be the most versatile language in today's date based on my interest's. My currently under construction portfolio is based on Next.js, which would allow me to practice the stack. Apart from completing all the functionalities my aim for this project would be to make the site as responsive, fast and clean as possible. Also planning to leverage various cloud services such as storage, cloud functions, hosting, Data Analysis and few more during the mid of 2022.
Flutter
Although this was one of the first complete development technologies I explored during my 2nd year of Engineering, Flutter being a relatively newer framework has been going through massive updates almost every quarter and since I was engaged in exploring other things, I am might have to invest some time to come upto speed with the latest features. I plan on working with flutter during occasional weekends and hackathon trying to take advantage of flutter's blazing fast development speed for POCs.
Other than these major ones I would most likely play around and tinker with my Raspberry Pi.