Before you go about how "stack isn't important, skill is", the purpose of this post to understand what the current market trend is for backend. A bit about me, I'm a backend dev with experience in Node.js, MySQL and MongoDB. Around 4 YoE. My goal is to work in a company that serves customers at scale, and to learn how to engineer at scale. If you work in such a company / know someone who does, what stacks are you/they using and how are they using it? I'm seeking answers in terms of language, DB, cloud providers, etc.
Language: scala, java, golang, rust DB: Depending on the problem maybe mysql, postgres, cassandra or scylldb Cloud gcp or aws doesn’t make much difference unless you are looking for something specific like dynamodb from aws or bigquery from google
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.
I'm interested in backend development.... previously I've tried my hands on frontend dev and I was not cut for it. I've experience with Django and Fastapi. I'm looking for articles and tips on how they develop the backend solutions for t...
For big companies, MVC and microservices both are used depending on the needs. Along with microservices architecture ...
I have started from MERN Stack inclined towards backend (Nodejs)
What all I should know/prepare for the interviews and what is the salary I should expect
