I use JavaScript/TypeScript with React and React Native. I prefer MongoDB over any other database. I have recently switched to Go as my language of choice as I am now a DevOps Engineer.
This is a great article. I recently started to go down the road of learning Java with Springanf Spring Boot. I came from JavaScript/TypeScript. I prefer Java but am pretty comfortable with JavaScript environments. If you are looking for something similar to Rails, Django etc then I would suggest NestJS. NestJS, or Nest as it is more commonly refered to, is an opinionated framework that sets up tests, files and build all in one app. It's a great tool I've been using it professionally for almost a year. Using Next helpede better understand Spring Boot concepts such as annotations, interfaces and writing tests. I think you'll find that Nest does a really good job of handling all of the features you mentioned.
As a JavaScript/TypeScript developer that has started to use Java more I prefer to use Java. But Nest makes a great substitute for Spring if you're in a JavaScript environment.
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This is a great article. I recently started to go down the road of learning Java with Springanf Spring Boot. I came from JavaScript/TypeScript. I prefer Java but am pretty comfortable with JavaScript environments. If you are looking for something similar to Rails, Django etc then I would suggest NestJS. NestJS, or Nest as it is more commonly refered to, is an opinionated framework that sets up tests, files and build all in one app. It's a great tool I've been using it professionally for almost a year. Using Next helpede better understand Spring Boot concepts such as annotations, interfaces and writing tests. I think you'll find that Nest does a really good job of handling all of the features you mentioned.
As a JavaScript/TypeScript developer that has started to use Java more I prefer to use Java. But Nest makes a great substitute for Spring if you're in a JavaScript environment.