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Java+spring boot or .Net

I have been thing what should I choose for backend as i want to become a full stack engineer. I just completed js and React in frontend . I am confused between java+spring boot or .Net . I will learn python as well .

What's your opinion ? What will be better option for me ?

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u/layla4030 — 2 days ago

Java+spring boot or .Net

I have been thing what should I choose for backend as i want to become a full stack engineer. I just completed js and React in frontend . I am confused between java+spring boot or .Net . I will learn python as well .

What's your opinion ? What will be better option for me ?

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u/layla4030 — 5 days ago
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Java+spring boot or .Net

I have been thing what should I choose for backend as i want to become a full stack engineer. I just completed js and React in frontend . I am confused between java+spring boot or .Net . I will learn python as well .

What's your opinion ? What will be better option for me ?

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u/layla4030 — 5 days ago

English learning buddy

I want to have someone with whom I can practice my English writing skills such as improving grammar and vocabulary. I learn new words but forget them easily because I don't use them. Therefore I need someone who can highlight my mistakes and teach me without making me feel dumb . We can talk on specific topic.

If you have any suggestions for me the feel free to tell me ?

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u/layla4030 — 12 days ago
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English learning buddy

I want to have someone with whom I can practice my English writing skills such as improving grammar and vocabulary. I learn new words but forget them easily because I don't use them. Therefore I need someone who can highlight my mistakes and teach me without making me feel dumb . We can talk on specific topic.

If you have any suggestions for me the feel free to tell me ?

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u/layla4030 — 12 days ago
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Feeling stuck in choosing career path

I am tech student in my 2nd year and don't know what field I have to choose. I have interest in building websites and applications and agentic ai ,decided to become full stack developer but nowdays ai is building websites in minutes .the full stack demand is reducing . There are a lot of options such as ai engineer, data scientist, devops . I want to choose something that aligns to my interests and I can learn it in 2 years .Data scientist feels like it is less coding and more about data ,I will burn out . Ai engineering have a lot of saturation and long learning curve.

What do you think i should go for ?

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u/layla4030 — 17 days ago