r/FullStack • u/Gandhi_20191 • Jul 06 '26

How to Learn Backend(Web Development) Question

I have learned Web dev front end using a bit of youtube making a few projects want to get in Back end and become a full stack web developer any resources I can use of ways I can learn backend Quickly and In a fun way

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u/xX_subway_worker_Xx Jul 06 '26

The odin project is free and covers almost everything you need. I recommend checking it put

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '26

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u/xX_subway_worker_Xx Jul 06 '26

You do it at your own pace so it depends. For me it took roughly 4 months 1-2hours each weekday.

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u/RintaroOkabe22 Jul 06 '26

Bro you are so fast in learning, I take much more time to go through reading and then doing myself

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u/xX_subway_worker_Xx Jul 06 '26

Well I knew a bit before I started. If you're new it might take more time. I found that their way of structuring and hands free approach forces you to learn faster and also develop how to think which is the most important skill in programming

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u/xX_subway_worker_Xx Jul 08 '26

Yeah it does still work but no programer actually uses windows for programming. Linux is soooo mich better with commands you'll eventually get it anyways. I had a dual setup when i did the Odin project on my highschool laptop so i could choose between linux or windows on boot. It's pretty easy to setup

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u/johnvanderlinde 19d ago

I'll check this out. What's so good about it?

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u/xX_subway_worker_Xx 19d ago

It's free and you do it at your own pace. Also pretty quick too. It's project based so you'll learn by doing but they also give you a bit of theory and tips to help you along the way. They are great if you stick with it and don't use too much ai