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EGOTECH / STUDENT RESOURCE PACK / 2026

Learn it. Build it.
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Build your developer portfolio with free 2026 roadmaps, interview guides, tools, Bootstrap templates and practical job simulations. No login required.

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YOUR NEXT SMALL WIN

Turn learning into evidence.

  1. Pick a role and follow a roadmap.
  2. Complete one practical simulation.
  3. Publish your work and practice explaining it.

YOUR FREE RESOURCE LIBRARY

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22 resources

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Roadmaps

PHP backend roadmap 2026

Build a dependable CRUD API, understand security boundaries, and document a small backend portfolio project.

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Roadmaps

Software QA roadmap 2026

Learn testing through a checkout feature: test design, useful bug reports, API checks and browser automation.

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Roadmaps

Data analyst roadmap 2026

Turn a small dataset into a defensible decision using spreadsheets, SQL, Python and clear reporting.

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Interview guides

Frontend interview guide

Practice explaining browser behavior, JavaScript and accessible interfaces with answer outlines.

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Interview guides

Backend interview guide

Practice HTTP, database, authorization and reliability questions using concrete examples.

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Interview guides

QA interview guide

Answer practical test design, defect reporting and automation questions with evidence.

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Developer tools

JSON formatter and validator

Format, validate and minify JSON in your browser. Includes clear errors and downloadable output.

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Developer tools

Project README builder

Turn project details into a useful Markdown README with setup, tests and limitations.

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Developer tools

Color contrast checker

Check text and background colors against WCAG contrast thresholds for normal and large text.

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A practical starting point for US students

Use coursework, student clubs and personal projects as evidence of your skills. These resources help you plan a project, document decisions and explain your contribution clearly.

Start with one role. Finish a small project before adding more technologies. Check the actual employer’s eligibility, location and deadline requirements when applying.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account?

No. All resources are public. Checklists and notes use this browser’s local storage when available. Export important work before clearing browser data.

Are the simulations real jobs?

No. They are fictional learning exercises. You may describe completed work as a personal practice project, not employment experience.

Can I use the templates in a portfolio?

Yes. Customize the included starter code and replace sample content with your own work. Describe what you changed and keep applicable third-party license notices.