Here's the problem with stuff like this. If you actually learn all the stuff that is listed it will take you at least 3 years if not more. All the subjects listed require prolonged study if you want them to become part of your intellectual repertoire and then it takes some more time until you are comfortable applying that knowledge in non-trivial settings. On top of all that you have to stay motivated to consistently study and make progress alongside whatever else you are doing for your day job.
I program every day and I'm been studying parsers, virtual machines, and compilers for some time now and it still requires hard work to not fall back on bad habits. It takes even more effort to consistently apply techniques I learned while studying those subjects in day to day programming. There is no royal road.
I program every day and I'm been studying parsers, virtual machines, and compilers for some time now and it still requires hard work to not fall back on bad habits. It takes even more effort to consistently apply techniques I learned while studying those subjects in day to day programming. There is no royal road.