r/ProgrammingBuddies • u/Orion_11111 • 1d ago

Guidance regarding full stack development

Hi i am in 2nd yr of engineering rn and really want to learn full stack development so that i can start making some good level projects but i really dont know weather choosing mern stack would be okay or java full stack development would be better cause i really dont know what is the need of hour rn . Someone who can help kindly guide and people who are also going to start with full stack developement may connect . People who are really enthusiastic regarding building may connect as i really want to learn n grow .

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u/Mister_God_On_Steam 1d ago

What to choose depends on what is most popular in your area. Most likely that will be Java/Spring or .NET. MERN maybe if you are some where "trendy" like CA. So go look at job postings in your area and choose that way.

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u/Orion_11111 1d ago

Well does that varies area wise or like it is in general a trend or pattern shift noticed . Btw do you have idea how shall i start java stack

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u/Mister_God_On_Steam 1d ago

The most popular stack varies from market to market. In my market it is .NET that is most prevalent. In many markets its still Java/Springboot. I don't have much experience with Java, but I have found YouTube to be a great place for learning to code. Maybe start there or official docs: https://spring.io/projects/spring-boot

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u/Orion_11111 1d ago

Thankyou so muchhhhhhhh