Hey need your opinion guys!!!

Hi guys, I am currently working in a SAAS startup as a backend Engineer. Tech stack: MERN, AWS, little bit of GenAI now. I know most big companies use Java springboot for their backend, so I'm thinking to learn it is I want to switch later. Or should I go for golang as it's becoming very hot in recent times. Or should I continue with NodeJS? Let me know your suggestion. I have worked on little front end development as well.

Hey folks , I've been in software was almost 5 years with 4 years experience in React Native (was a lead react native dev in previous job) , around 10 months native Android (Java). I've also worked on the backend (mostly nodejs, postgres stuff, integrating with payment gateways, queues - worked as a fullstack dev in fintech mostly in the FASTag space for a big private sector bank) with basic exposure to AWS (ec2 , Lambada etc) I am now done with JS and have taken a career break to explore new technologies , get better at DSA and become a better programmer. I am thinking of learning Swift for iOS as I love working on mobile apps and also started learning golang as I always wanted to learn a more versatile programming language that allows me to do low level stuff and seems like golang is a good stepping stone in that direction. Coming to the point and the main question: Does changing stacks eg from react native to Swift for iOS or starting as Golang dev lead to a decrease in salary? Keeping in mind I don't have prior experience in golang at all . But I am guessing if I had to switch to native iOS in Swift there wouldn't be much of a salary drop? Also I would appreciate if you'll had any tips for navigating salary negotiation in such a case . Should I settle for a lower salary and build my experience? Or demand a higher salary then my previous job ?

I have experience with Android Dev for around 1.5 yrs, then recently worked on backend for around 6 months. An opportunity for building an iOS app is also knocking at the door. I want to explore these options given that I graduated in 2020, I feel I am still in my early career. Will these doman switch hurt when I am back in Job market. As in not having enough vertical experience in one domain and spreading myself too thin. Suggestions will be appreciated!

21M in my final year, I have been doing frontend development for the past 2 years mostly into making hybrid apps. Currently working for a remote US startup which is paying more base than faang CTC. I am confused about what should I learn next. Two options which I have are Native app development i.e IOS and Android or backend development i.e full stack developer. What are your thoughts about the upcoming market trends?

Hello everyone So a little about me: I’m a software developer working in a fintech startup in MOHALI. 2022 pass-out interned in the same startup as a backend intern in node js which was then converted into a full time offer after 6 months. Worked in node for almost 1.5 years, then switched to python + ops Starting compensation was 7 lpa and currently is 9 lpa. Thinking about switching but at the same time market looks risky as well. Need suggestions for what to do, be it tech stack(is python in demand or node in demand?) , job change

I am a React.js Developer & have 2 YOE (6 months at a consultancy startup + 1.5 years in a service based MNC). I do not like working with React.js for multiple reasons & do not wish to pursue working with this further. I want to know what are some alternative career paths or technologies that are as much in demand & feasible to switch towards? Ideally, towards a more stable, battle-tested technology or tech stack and something that is as well paying too. (..continued from my original post) Some technologies that I considering are JAVA , ASP.NET & Laravel as unlike React.js, they are not loosely opinionated and don't have a constantly changing API where the way of writing code itself changes (e.g - redux and/or using data fetching libraries) . There is no standardised best practice to conform to. But, the problem is that I find Laravel jobs are not in use in corporates or large tech companies but apparently ASP.net core jobs are not as well paying for equivalent years of experience as that of a front-end React.js developer. TC - 8.6 LPA (2 YOE)

👋 Hey everyone! I'm a mobile developer with 2.5 years of experience in React Native and Flutter. I'm thinking about making a change and getting back into DSA (Data Structures and Algorithms). Any tips on where to start? Also, how long might it take to get interview-ready if I dedicate 1-2 hours daily and 4-6 hours on weekends? I've been applying for jobs but haven't heard back, any advice? Feeling a bit stuck in my current role and looking for a fresh start. Appreciate your thoughts! 🔄📱 #CareerChange #HelpNeeded

I am an Angular developer. I want to switch my job. Should I learn react as well. Are there more jobs in react or Angular? People who are in the same field or maybe recruiters hiring for these roles, PLEASE HELP!! I am in a very toxic place right now in my company and really need to switch. I'd really appreciate your views.

Hey Devs, I’m currently working on low-code tools and earning 27L/year with 6 years of experience. I’d like to switch to development because I don’t want to stick with low-code tools. Started learning JS, React, NodeJS and other tools such as Docker, K8s and NoSQL stuff as addon. Is it a right path or do I need to start with something else? I have also started building small AI stuff with help of HiggingFace and LangChain. This is just to stay upto date with current trends.

Hi everyone, i have total 3.5 years experience in mobile development (react native).need advice what to learn next. Maybe change the field, or stick to the mobile development, also I can use my past experience.