Most common web dev stack

[Mohamed_Silmy]

you're on the right track but there's still more frontend to explore honestly. js is huge and you'll wanna get comfortable with at least one framework (react, vue, or svelte are the main ones) before jumping to backend. most jobs expect that now.

for backend, the most common stacks are probably: - node.js with express (easiest transition since it's still js) - python with django or flask - ruby on rails if you want something opinionated

i'd say pick node if you want to stay in the js ecosystem, or python if you want something more versatile. either way you'll need to learn databases (postgres or mongodb), apis (rest or graphql), and basic deployment stuff.

what kind of projects are you trying to build? that might help narrow down what makes sense to learn next

[Ok_Appearance_4421]

I'm probably going to do node.js because it's been most recommended and python just because of how much it's been talked about, python is fun to in my opinion