How much JS is needed before starting Node?

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?

I 18 year old developer, currently learning nextjs and reacting native I never followed any youtube video to learn this, just directly jump into the build project. Used next to building college projects, ised react native to help my friend in his project. And now i am confused about what type of learning path i am following. (dont know much about react. Sometimes, i have used a few things, but I dont know what they are called)

Hello all, I am a frontend developer (angular). I have 2+ yrs of experience, I want to transition into backend dev. But getting confused in which framework to choose, like spring boot, node, golang framework, django, flask etc. Since I don't have any experience in backend work, will it be a problem for me. Any other issues which I might face? Please guide.

Im a frontend dev specialised in angular, i want to learn new language, want to make a choice between rust and go, which should I start learning?

I am a flutter developer, now I want to start backend development with nodejs, Can you guys please give me some resources and guide me how to go through those resources.

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?

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.

I've been working as a full stack (backend heavy) Node.js developer for about three years. I now want to study AWS because it seems like every company these days wants someone with familiarity with AWS. What should I learn about AWS, where should I get that knowledge, and how much knowledge is necessary as a full stack developer? Your advice and thoughts are much appreciated.

I'm a final year Btech student, I got selected in virtusa, LTIMindtree and dxc at the package of 5.5, 4 and 4.2 My friends are doing internships at good companies and I'm just looking for better opportunities. I have a knowledge of core java, and basic dsa. What should I do to go to product based companies? Should I prepare dsa, or do j2ee or switch to react and nodejs or something else?