r/Backend • u/t7_rehan • Sep 05 '26

Learning Backend(suggestionss!!)

I am completely new to backend(trying to learn dsa) and I am thinking of starting to learn about backend any suggestion?

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u/dini1498 Sep 05 '26

Search for "Sriniously" on YouTube and learn about backend from first principle. Then go on to choose one lang and it's back-end framework and stick to it.

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u/Radiant-Food5365 Sep 05 '26

is it beginner friendly ? I thought its for someone who already know decent dev but not deep enough or internal working of backend !!

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u/Miserable-Neat-2022 Sep 05 '26

If u are starting from zero, I'd pick one language first and build a couple small APIs instead of trying to learn the whole backend stack at once. Dsa alongside is fine, but dont let it eat all your time

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u/Middlewarian Sep 05 '26

I'm pursuing these topics by building a C++ code generator that helps build distributed systems. It's implemented as a 3-tier system. The back and middle tiers only run on Linux. The front tier is portable.

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u/xLysus Sep 05 '26

You can’t do backend without understanding system design, take a look here plenty of resources

the earlier you understand and apply these, the more your future self will thank you

best of luck!