alvarosevilla95

So I'm on my journey to learn web development. I understand frontend, html, css, js, react, bootstrap etc. I also know how to develop backends, with experience with django node and go. I've done sql databases as well.

However, I have no idea how to go from an app on a server that can handle 5 users to an actual product that can serve millions of users. I don't understand scalability. I hear all these terms like microservices, containers and load balancers, and while I understand a lot of them individually, I don't understand how they come together.

Does anyone have any advice in how to advance in my learning? Thank you.

I studied Mathematics and Computer Science at college, although I focused on the Computer Science part for most of my electives. I've been trying to get back into learning maths, but I've come across to problems:

- With so many fields and subfields, it's hard to identify what I want to learn next

- I can't find great learning resources, specifically resources which aren't directed at high schoolers / first year undergrads and are not actual university courses (for c.s. for example there's almost an infinite number of resources easy to find ranging every area and level)

I'm sure a lot of readers here have self-taught maths, and I would love to hear about your experiecnes and recommendations. Thank you!