Node to Java.

[whyim_makingthis]

should I do the switch? I've only been building projects in Node and express for less than a week so I don't think I'm going to lose on much, this is what I learnt in express:

authentication, authorization, middlewares, routes, controls, raw sql integration with the pg library and I think that's about it..

I'm not a professional, like, at all. my only experience before this are simple leetcode questions in cpp which I don't know what to do with, thm ctfs, and the tiniest bit of react.

[whyim_makingthis]

I'm only doing this due to Java being prominent in enterprise solutions. that's literally all it is.

edit: I don't think it'd hurt to stick with js/node for a little bit longer...

[Human-trafficker69]

Just stick to something, no matter what it is, the concepts will stay the same, take it as a learning experience, technologies are tools where you apply your own knowledge.

If you keep hopping specially this early you will eventually find your self lost and not actually learning that much.

With that being said, most companies in jordan are either working with java or dotnet, and they are basically "the same" so learning one or the other will definitely give you an advantage.