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I have been doing Python, Django, React, Scraping, Cloud for 3.5 years, and now Im working with FastAPI and AI LLM for the last 6 months.  I want to learn one more stack and was wondering which wou...

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I have been doing Python, Django, React, Scraping, Cloud for 3.5 years, and now Im working with FastAPI and AI LLM for the last 6 months.

I want to learn one more stack and was wondering which would go best with what I already have. I’m thinking of Golang or maybe Java. Any suggestion?

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Backend Tech suggestion- Grapevine

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.

Java springboot or Golang for Node devs

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I am a senior Data engineer(9YOE) and have worked on a large scale Data warehousing, Spark, Orchestration(Airflow) and visualization on AWS and Azure. I currently don't have scope for tech stack improvement in my current org and would like to learn and implement my personal projects. So far, I have been advised to learn golang and kubernetes so that I could deploy ML models in the future or even move into observability space. Any suggestions on what tech stack I should learn? I want to jump to startups in a couple of months and eventually move into a pure software engineering role. 
Already working on leetcode and practicing system design for the same.

Senior Data Engineer-Which Tech stack to upskill?

Data engineer

Hey all,

I am currently working in the automation testing team at TCS as a fresher. Previously, I have experience with C++ (Data Structures and Algorithms) and Python (Django). I am now looking to transition into a full stack developer role but am a bit confused about which tech stack to choose.

Being in this industry for so long, what would be your advice on which tech stack offers better opportunities, competitive salaries, and remote work options?

Thank you for your time and guidance.

MERN Vs Java full stack

I have been working on Backend development with NodeJs & ExpressJs with databases like Mysql, pg, redis and rabbitmq and some parts of devops like k8s, gcp etc. for the last 3 years. Before that I was working as a C# developer for 2 years. Now I want to learn something challenging. I am done with creating websites and normal stuff.

People are recommending different things like Golang, Rust, Ruby on Rails, Elixir or anything else.

I want to get a global remote job next year. So what should I work on so that I can work accordingly. The competition shouldn't be that much and side projects should be enough to get a good job. Or give a good roadmap.

What technology should I focus on for 2024-25

I am currently in a company with 8.55 lpa ctc ( just graduated this year btech cse) . We do python databricks also sql server and IICS .( basically data engineering ) . I don't want to do data engineering. I want to learn something else which is exciting and will give me more pay . So now I am learning Golang but stackoverflow survey says that zig language pays the highest ( quite strange ) . So I want to ask Industry experts what is the hot tech right now , what should I learn which is interesting as well as pays more ?

Which technology/programming language should I learn next

Hello Peeps,

I used to work in python only for data though. Currently learning django to help me write the code for my idea. 

I'm working on an idea that would mostly be a web app.

Users can perform actions on the webpage. Imagine interacting with screens and they would just be images, I'd write the other custom logics.

Any recommendations for the tech stack I should learn?

Learning django for my startup, suggestions on tech stack to learn

Founder

If you are a technical lead or a senior engineer or someone with enough context. How would you decide which language to use for the new application you are writing. What are the factors to consider ?

Golang, Java or Python

I generally come across 
Web: MERN with Typescript
Mobile: Kotlin with compose, Flutter, Objective C, React Native
Desktop: Java with Spring, C++

I want to know the tech stack before applying to companies.

What are the tech stack used in top companies?

How much does current tech stack on which I am working matters for future career prospects? Currently I develop APIs in Flask/Django, will I be deprived of opportunities in companies using Java/C#/Go?

Career advice needed

Product Manager

Why we don't use node js to build large scale application, in my small career of Full Time Engineering till now I haven't seen a monolithic app completely running on node JS as whole. Tho I have seen usage of node js everywhere but it's used for doing small task such as getting price of a crypto from multiple exchanges and then aggregating it(if we talk about a FinTech crypto app). I'm curious to know why people prefer Python(FastAPI, Django) over node js,tho js has asynchronous capabilities, it's understandable that Java and Golang are faster but why Python monolith over JS?

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