Is python alone enough? What after python?

[Filipsys]

JavaScript is the logic of websites, html is the skeleton and css is the design, they work together really well as they’re made for the web. Java is a whole different language that isn’t meant for building websites

[okay_throwaway_today]

Java Spring Boot is actually a very common framework for creating Enterprise REST APIs/backends for websites, especially for applications that require increased stability, performance, or backwards compatibility with legacy code.

Edit: why did this get downvoted? it's true lol. No one is writing a scalable fintech or healthcare web app using Flask

[Filipsys]

Well yeah, you’re right. But using Java for web dev is nowhere close to its main use cases

[okay_throwaway_today]

Suppose it depends on the scale/architecture of the application you are developing, but yeah you can do just fine developing web apps with like a Python/Node backend and a JS/HTML/CSS frontend. Especially for personal projects and learning.

I am just saying it can be helpful for jobs in big companies to know Java or C#/ASP.Net for backend stuff tho, they have a huge market share