I'm currently 🌱 learning and 🔭 working on the Javascript Ecosystem.
😄 Pronouns: she/her
⚡ Fun fact: I have a Computer Engineering background but the most credit goes to Google and Stack Overflow
Never lose curiosity
Software Engineer at a robotics startup in Brooklyn -> Queens
typescript, javascript, react, and python.
code to do something weird/helpful
learning rust as a new journey 😎
In my opinion, creating an API server with node could be good as a starting point since you know frontend which means you can reuse your js knowledge.
If you want to use another language for BE, I think python and go lang are good.
I think that will offer you to learn at least the followings
What restful api is (also you may want to know why people start using graphql)
How to use db
3. How to deploy your app to cloud
Maybe use docker to create develop env quickly. This will some benefits to your frontend job.
You can find out good videos on youtube about creating API.
After that, you could suggest something to your manager to improve the product you are working on.
I'm currently 🌱 learning and 🔭 working on the Javascript Ecosystem.
😄 Pronouns: she/her
⚡ Fun fact: I have a Computer Engineering background but the most credit goes to Google and Stack Overflow
Nope, I don't have access and they don't have anyone as a full stack developer yet. I might be the first!
As for the backend-concerning skills, I still need to develop those. It will be great help if I could get some pointer on how shall I start!
In my opinion, creating an API server with node could be good as a starting point since you know frontend which means you can reuse your js knowledge.
If you want to use another language for BE, I think python and go lang are good.
I think that will offer you to learn at least the followings
3. How to deploy your app to cloud
Maybe use docker to create develop env quickly. This will some benefits to your frontend job.
You can find out good videos on youtube about creating API.
After that, you could suggest something to your manager to improve the product you are working on.
Noted! Thank you!