i recently learned basic java and now wanna learn another programming language , which one should i?

[spiral tusk]

which one should i learn next

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[austere olive]

continue learning java

until you have like 1-2years experience

then you can easily switch languages

in like 2-3 weeks

[spiral tusk]

i have studied it for 1-2 years

which one should i learn

[austere olive]

depends

what do you want to do?

[spiral tusk]

wanna go to backend development , and website development

[austere olive]

then stick to java

wdym by website development?

some frontend stuff?

[spiral tusk]

web development

[austere olive]

bruh

website development can be everything

backend, frontend etc

[spiral tusk]

my bad im bit new

[spiral tusk]

backend mostly
but would like to know about frontend

[austere olive]

then I would just stick to java and learn Spring framework

[gray dawn]

Actually Squid is more experienced

[austere olive]

Spring got better ecosystem for backend

[spiral tusk]

oh alright

ty

[austere olive]

but what do you expect other on a java server lol

[spiral tusk]

true

[austere olive]

there are many more backend frameworks for other languages

[gray dawn]

"Node. js is excellent for developing quick, lightweight, and real-time applications, while Spring Boot is excellent for developing powerful, enterprise-grade applications with a wealth of features and tools."

Choose your usage @spiral tusk

So Node is lightweight and Spring is sophisticated

[austere olive]

kind of a chatgpt answer ngl

[gray dawn]

It was from a tech blog

But yeah idk much

I personally am learning JS cause my brother learnt JS

[austere olive]

its hard to summarize backend frameworks in two words lol

[gray dawn]

True

It's an oversimplification

[spiral tusk]

real

[austere olive]

and if you already got experience in java it just makes it easier to learn Spring instead of some other backend framework in a different language

[spiral tusk]

i studied java for 2 years by now although i wasnt that serious abt it in the first year
so i consider an year usually

[spiral tusk]

ill do that ty

[molten kiln]

Why would you want to learn some basics of a language just to switch to another language?

Its not a race who knows more languages

You cant be all known, Java have a ton of stuff to learn alone the amount of desgin patterns out here

If you want to do Web backend stuff then continue learning Java and advanced things like Spring boot, testing, databases, web security, etc

If you want to do frontend web development then you should consider learning HTML/CSS and JavaScript, also learn Angular/React, Bootstrap, when more advance then consider TypeScript...

[molten kiln]

Frontend is everything the user see on the website like buttons images, but its not just designing you also need to gather information from APIs which are provided by the backend devs and also include some logic

Backend Is what happens behind the scene, managing the server, etc

You can also go for Full Stack so it means that you do both frontend and backend

But i would not recommend it unless you already have some more advanced experience in one of the areas

Then you can try out the other side

[spiral tusk]

alright ty mate

[lethal musk]

a programming language is more like a dialect

[wary dust]

And html is a xml dialect

[wary dust]

Nodejs has nothing to do with backend

Node is runtime

Youll be using express for backend

Well most likelly

Something which supports both

So nextjs

Or php