so i'm just curios after i finish htm,css,js and react js and do projects what's the latest next framework to learn at this moment to help me become full-stuck web dev in 2023 ?
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round tundra
oblique fox
You need to decide what technologies you are interested in.
If you want to become. full-stack dev you definitely need to learn and be comfortable using SQL or noSQL.
Since you already familiar with JS, you can start learning Node.js.
Node is still very popular and unlikely to disappear in the next years.
In terms of learning a framework, well it doesn't and shouldn't really matter what framework you use, if your fundamentals are solid you can use any frameworks.
but... if you really want to pick a full-stack framework, you should definitely check out Next.js or Remix.
peak geyser
Hey David, I'm just about in that position myself and I'm currently learning backend technologies like Node.js, Express, MongoDB, and Mongoose. I've also heard Next.js is great for SSR with React, especially now that the new version 13 is out. There's really all sorts of different options you can go with really, it just depends on what interests you and what you want to build with the technology. Hope this helps!
minor breach
@round tundra I personally would recommend doing this MERN stack tutorial by the Net Ninja, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98BzS5Oz5E4&list=PL4cUxeGkcC9iJ_KkrkBZWZRHVwnzLIoUE&ab_channel=TheNetNinja It's very comprehensive, taking you through making a full stack app using the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express, React, Node). There is also a follow-up tutorial on how to do user authentication which is also fantastic.
round tundra
thank u very much guys it helps a lot to have insight on what to do next cuz all this frameworks and every one saying this is dying that's the future blablabla it is frustrating what to start i'll check all of them 🙏
minor breach
thank u very much guys it helps a lot to have insight on what to do next cuz all...
Yeah it can get very confusing. The good thing is that even though JS frameworks come and go faster than a freight train, the underlying concepts that power them stay roughly the same. If you know how to do html requests and basic CRUD actions in MongoDB, you can apply those same concepts when dealing with MySQL, PostgreSQL, Firebase and any other new technology that comes out
round tundra
Yeah it can get very confusing. The good thing is that even though JS frameworks...
that's cool coming from java and c++ the web dev is crazy lol