You should really be looking for "Where can I get work for what I already know?" The single most important element of business is paying customers. Feeling lik

You should really be looking for "Where can I get work for what I already know?" The single most important element of business is paying customers. Feeling like you need to learn more before you can get paying customers is a potential infinite loop of excuses for why you can't go to market yet. After high school, there is college. After your bachelor's degree, you can pursue a master's. After that, you can get a PhD. Still not making money? Get another PhD! Sites like Craig's List, Reddit, and UpWork will let you go ahead and start making a few bucks in the here and now with what you already know. (Yes, they have crap reputations. You aren't much of a developer. You won't become much of one without working. Just start where you are.) Making money that way is the single best way to figure out how to further develop yourself and also find market fit for yourself. Participating in the market is how you find out what people are actually willing to pay money for, what skills you currently have that are worth money to someone, etc. It also exposes you to what "extra" stuff you should be learning. Some of that extra stuff will be learned in the course of completing small projects that you are already mostly qualified to handle.