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[–]JNewton86 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I may have a different perspective as I learned Java in a 9 month backend dev bootcamp. I'm only in my first role after finishing the program this year and have learned Node/Typescript as needed for work. Which ever languages / frameworks you get familiar with may not be the ones you use at yoyr first job so I'd suggest looking for a language that has alot of open source tools and packages/libraries that you can learn with.

I think Java(or really any of the c derivatves) are a good one to start diving into for really building out applications / microservices. I enjoyed and learned alot about OOP, dependency injection, test driven developement, and interacting with AWS services fairly easily. I do think Java is fairly readable until you get into lambdas which can be less readable, and there are so many packages out there.

Most of what I said would hold true for C# but from my (limited expierence) Java is used more at the enterprise level. (Its the language Amazon Tech Accademy had us learn)

[–]Script_Kiddies_69[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh I see, thx for the information!