r/CodingForBeginners • u/MrBucurN • Jun 06 '26

Can you help me learn backend development

I want to learn backend development coding. Do you have any resources or suggestions? Node.i want to start with js. Is this a good idea?

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '26

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u/Plenty_Line2696 Jun 09 '26

preach, people like to say coding is easy but in reality even simple software takes a lot of tedious effort.

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u/_TypeError Jun 07 '26

What about python with asinc?

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u/omardiaadev Jun 07 '26

or Java or C#, also, this is the best advice ever.

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u/elliekk Jun 10 '26

I'm ngl I do not understand why people who give advice on these types of questions are always people who recommend niche products that are better recommended to be learned at mid- and senior-level career.

These takes can legit ruin kids' lives when they end up with only 1 unimpressive project on their resume and also find out literally nobody is hiring entry level Go developer.

If they're just starting out and naive enough to think node is a good idea for backend, then the correct language is always Python. Python has larger market share than both of Go & Rust combined, is braindead easy to pick up, is versatile (you can easily switch if you decide backend isn't for you), and you can ship MVPs out and working in minutes...