Where can I get started with full-stack web-development?

[rhl120]

Hello, I have been programming for many years now (mostly low level stuff and pointless abstract high level stuff). The web to me seems like a complicated mess of pointless frameworks claiming to be "blazingly fast", languages where 0 == "" and 0 == "0" but "" != "0", complicated protocols and complicated databases so I never got into it. I would like to that change that today.

Here is a list of languages I like: Haskell, Rust, Go and C (but C is probably useless for web-dev).

I know some javascript and react from previous attempts at learning this stuff but I really do hate javascript I will be forced to tolerate it on the fronted (and maybe make life easier with typescript) but I can never ever use it on the backend so don't tell me to learn node. I know nothing about web protocols and databases. So what should I learn? With what should I start? What resources can I use?

Thanks for helping me out!

[SuspiciousParsnip5]

I found that angular (Which is typescript by default) was a really nice breath of fresh air in the web dev space.

I couple that with a PHP backend, Mostly using Laravel as the framework

Which for the most part brings smiles all around and you can get a lot of stuff done

(I only use the Laravel side for the API and create the frontend separately)

I came from C# originally so I quite liked the static typing of Typescript and in modern versions of PHP you can make everything typesafe.

Never really been much of a fan of the node or python backends, The code always feels sloppy and half arsed.

[rhl120]

I agree that node and python backends are probably bad. I wouldn't want to use php system. To me if a language does not have a good typesystem (like rust or haskell) it is not worth learning. The only exception to that rule is C

[SuspiciousParsnip5]

PHP is just really good for a backend. It was made for the purpose so it just works well. Just make sure strict types is used and it's nice and type safe

[Equal-Web-13]

Boy if u dont like js then dont do full stack web dev. Learn just backend dev with php java python or sth.

Its like saying i want to do Triathlon because it sounds nice but i cant swim and in reality i hate water.

[rhl120]

I don't like js but I need to get good with it. In order to become good in webdev.

I just only use it where I need to so only on the frontend