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How to Learn Backend(Web Development)

I have learned Web dev front end using a bit of youtube making a few projects want to get in Back end and become a full stack web developer any resources I can use of ways I can learn backend Quickly and In a fun way

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u/Gandhi_20191 — 4 hours ago

stack for a maintenance management platform

Hello yall…what stack do you recommend to develop a maintenance management platform possible to scale in future, fast when works, economic, light (does not use too many cpu o ram on the vps) and build primarily by code?

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u/urbex2026 — 12 hours ago

Backend Nodejs

Hello, I have been working **Node.js** built my first full stack desktop application MERN/Ts, and currently working on my second project PERN/Ts , However as I work on second project I wanted to start preparing for **NodeJS** **backend** roles, I am requesting for a list of Nodejs concepts and JavaScript concepts I should focus on in preparation for interviews. Thanks

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u/Low-Schedule996 — 21 hours ago

So I'm lost.

I was confused about whether to learn web development (front end) or start something else and i started data analysis (started with my sql) it's not boring at all but at the same time I'm thinking about trying web development to see which path is suited more for me,so if i wanna learn web development where should i start from i saw this video https://youtu.be/G3e-cpL7ofc?si=MXu36ABNWl76EYsc

And i was thinking of starting with it,i just wanna learn a skill that earns me money from home people keep on saying that ai is making all of these things now and they're right but what should i do and learn.

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u/Vin-Jin — 1 day ago
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Project idea for a new full stack developer?

As the title says, I wanna know what kind of projects can get a new full stack developer hired in 2026.

Does the project need to have AI integration?

What is it that the beginners should look out for when building their projects for portfolio?

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u/SnooCookies1995 — 2 days ago

How do you keep going when every job application ends in rejection?

I'm at a point where I'm slowly losing hope. Every job application I submit ends in rejection, and I honestly don't know what I'm doing wrong anymore.

I've been trying to improve myself, applying consistently, and even reaching out for advice whenever I can, but sometimes it feels like I'm invisible.

For those who eventually got their first job after facing constant rejection, what helped you finally break through?

I guess I just wanted to share how I've been feeling.

Thank you for reading.

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u/Learning_To_Build — 3 days ago

How to make good website designs?

I'm a developer working on my portfolio, but the full-stack websites I make always looks so dull and weird to me. How can I learn to make good website designs?

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u/Standard_Heart5741 — 4 days ago

Really need some advice on this, I plan on taking a technical interview in a week but on a language I'm not that familiar with

So, the plan was always to become a full stack developer but I am came from learning and being proficient in Java + Spring Boot while dealing with JS, Node.js and react a little bit, I went ahead and mass applied for jobs and ended up landing a interview for a full stack position, the first round screening interview went well and then I was prompted with a email detailing how my 2nd round interview will be dealing with JS, node.js and react. I'm honestly stuck and dont know how to prepare for this lmao.

So far, if I've been watching the freecodecamp JS 4 hr long course but honestly don't know what to do next. I know I'm rambling lmao but I would really like some advice atp.

Please if anyone could provide a roadmap to prepare better for the future or any advice would be great!

Thank you.

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u/LaFlamsStan — 4 days ago

I'm 23, broke , and ready to work 10+ hour a day. Where should I put my efforts

I'm 23 (turning 24 this October) from India with a B.Com degree. I'm completely lost and don't want to waste another year chasing the wrong thing. I'm willing to put in 10–12 hours a day if I know I'm building the right skill. If you had to start over in 2026 with no connections, limited money, and AI changing everything, which skill would you learn and why? Is it a good idea to go for javascript, ai Automation and stuff if you don't know shit about it and Start from scratch

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u/Wooden-Paint3743 — 6 days ago
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Need a study partner

Yo guys .. if u r starting a full stack journey.. and I need a partner to learn and build together .. guiding each other

Basically I am Interested in AI powered apps and i know some concepts in frontend and ml .. let me know guys 🐱!

[Edit: Guys dm me :)]

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u/SpawnWithPurpose — 6 days ago

I'm planning to start freelancing as a full-stack developer, but I'm not sure where to begin. I know the basics, but I want to understand how people actually get clients and build a freelance career.

Some questions I have:

  • What skills should I focus on before applying for projects?
  • Which tech stack is most in demand for freelance work?
  • What kind of portfolio should I build?
  • Which platforms are worth using (Upwork, Fiverr, Toptal, etc.)?
  • How did you get your first client?
  • What mistakes should beginners avoid?

I'd really appreciate any advice from experienced freelancers. Thanks!

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u/PristineNet1489 — 7 days ago

Any Practice platforms?

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I'm currently in css and js while learning the css and js tutorial its like ok these are fine we can easily recall them but when I try hands-on its really hard to recall them so i wanted to practice them daily even though on small topic. I need to practice tasks daily. Is there any platform that actually provides good tasks to make me remember all those property and values.

(I tried gpt but it's not that much accurate sometimes it provide same examples to every topic )

Its happy know any experience or learner know any that kind of platforms

Thankyou!

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u/_nithish — 7 days ago

Cloud hosting or VPS

Some one is building me a fullstack web we want integrate s3 cloud storage Because vps or cloud hosting doesn't have large storage any idea or misconception I might be falling in

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u/Expert-Bookkeeper815 — 9 days ago

Advice for MERN Stack

I am 2025 batch passout currently working in Cognizant as PAT( Programmer Analyst Trainee) currently in SAP TM project as support role. I want to learn MERN Stack , have basic knowledge of html, CSS and JS. Have good understanding of Python and C++( DSA). Could you suggest any good resource for MERN learning? Mainly project based

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u/Optimal-Win3472 — 10 days ago

Guidance please

So to get straight into the topic , ive been trying* to learn web development for a while now. and decided to first make a Front end Page With HTML, CSS, and JS.
But it seems im unable to create the visual idea through coding. And all i do is stare into VScode. ( i can remember tags, i can remember mostly everything ive learned yet i cant produce a web page through code ..i tried figma but the code it spits out is broken)

Im thinking my learning approach was wrong maybe, as ive used LearnCodeAcademy youtube playlist to teach myself About front end development.

Would anyone Please help me or show me a diffrent learning approach that i can actually keep up and end up developing with ?

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u/Eeeriiih — 11 days ago

Should I really try "The Odin Project" & How much time it will take to complete web dev foundation course?

Heyy guyzz! I really wanna learn web dev started it from watching a tutorial from Code with harry and Ive done it till media queries and grid layout and then people recommended me to do with Freecodecamp and then I started that too and I've done it till Media queries and grid layout but now many of people are saying to do it with The Odin Project, Im going to do it with The odin project can anyone tell me how much time it will take to complete foundation course as I already completed till media queries.....

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u/Motor_Event_6780 — 11 days ago

What is the best advice you can give me in frontend field to become superior?

Actually I have just finished my first year in computer science and I did a lot through this year. first I learnt the basics of programming through Cs50x and yeah it was tough a little bit but I didn't give up after this course I decided to learn some DSA and practice problem solving on leetcode and I keep learning and practicing because it is so important then I decided to learn Git and Github through google course and finally learnt OOP with my fav language "python" so I did a lot of projects you can check it out in my github and now I am about to finish a big game with OOP so after that I wanna specialize in web development as a fullstack dev that is my dream job to be honest because I love building stuff and systems so that's why I love this field so first I will start with frontend and I wanna be more than a developer someone who is really engineer and can solve stuff and building systems so that's why I wanna some advices from frontend engineers who are really good at work and finally i'd appreciate your help to start this field!

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u/Mean_Tomorrow_6612 — 11 days ago

How can i learn backend

I am doing a website and this website i want the user to enter his password and user name and i wanna change the danger level and i want to update the data in it like you can add things and remove things as a user based-on level ex if you are an admin or provisor you do things on the other hand i did nit learn unless free sql can someone really give me a roadmap and fast want that i can learn so i can add a back end to my account

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u/Lucky_Editor_6092 — 12 days ago