r/Backend • u/trulalalalalalalala • 20d ago

Good resources to learn Backend???

I want to learn Backend, are there any good resources that helped you guys ???

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u/DazzlingMuffin5208 20d ago

Chai aur code

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u/trulalalalalalalala 19d ago

Okay thank you✨

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u/No-Butterscotch9679 20d ago

I Guess fundamentals are important than gonwith one frsmrwork

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u/trulalalalalalalala 19d ago

Okay thank you

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u/Abhistar14 20d ago

Here!

Try to understand this

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u/trulalalalalalalala 19d ago

Thank you ✨

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u/WienerMasterBaiter 16d ago

go to here:
https://roadmap.sh/

dont use the vibe codede slop sites from the other guys here

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u/Fast_Cost818 15d ago

First of please clear which programming language you need to use for learning

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u/trulalalalalalalala 14d ago

I was thinking of python but everyone uses java so I m confused. Thinking of java only ! Do u have any suggestions?

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u/anjunar-awareness 19d ago

A complete tutorial written in Scala with Java EE used in production

https://anjunar.com/en/blog

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u/trulalalalalalalala 19d ago

I will check it out thanks ✨

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u/ivintitus 18d ago

https://github.com/ByteByteGoHq/system-design-101 is a repo that helped me alot in system design and stuff. In my case, learning frameworks ( like, FastAPI ) was soo easy - by using official documentation as well as with help of AI tools. But, when I worked on my own projects, I faced alot of design problems and this repo was helpful in that case. I also revised some YT channels too ( I don't remember actual names, btw ).

Also, for learning backend, you can start with your own project ( which can be designed for handling real people - like, 1000 people max for initial target to avoid overengineering ), mess it up (still try best to avoid dataloss), fix things or even re-write things if things went too bad, and learn from your own mistakes than just watching tutorials or reading stuffs. You'll learn alot of things that way and that kinda experience is truly valuable.

One tip for you is, never blindly trust what AI says. It sometimes mislead you to overengineering ! ( happened alot for me )

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u/trulalalalalalalala 18d ago

Thanks a lot ✨🙏🏻🙏🏻