Hi, my name is Saifullah Usmani. I am a Full Stack Python Web Developer. I have been into programming since 2017.
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Sooooo many stacks and not enough time.
Currently use Svelte, go and mongo wrapped up in a docker container.
Exploring flutter, go and mongo. The idea of write once, then build out to any one of the major platforms ( to include the web) I find interesting and possibly very useful.
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Yeah.
I also find Svelte very usefull I have plan to learn it in august.
Use of svelte, go and mongo wrapped up in a docker container seems good.
It's great that you shared your stack with us. Flutter is great.
The idea of write once, then build out to any one of the major platforms ( to include the web) I also find it very interesting and useful.
Thanks for the feedback Charlie J Smotherman.
What about the Typescript + ASP.NET Core + Nginx + Linux + PostgreSQL stack? It's what I find myself currently in and I'd highly recommend it, but it'd be nice to hear others' opinions 😀
@pkwieci1 It is really great that you shared your tech stack it will allow people to discover more possibilities. Thanks for sharing your stack too.
C# is definitely growing rapidly and ASP.net is definitely an option. And Typescript is growing and has been picken up by the tech industries so it is a good combination.
I liked your stack. After a bit more research on that I will surely add content about it in this blog post. Thanks pkwieci1.
You're welcome, glad to hear that it helped you! Have a nice day 😊
Thanks😊
Nice article, thanks! But I don't think any of these paths have a finish line, because once you stop learning, you start becoming obsolete.
@gmarokov Thanks. Yeah you are right Georgi Marokov. Tech is evolving not yearly not monthly not weekly but daily. The technology we learn today will be obsolete or decrease it's popularity in the coming decade or 5 years. Being programmer means that you commit to learn everyday.
By the way Thanks for the feedback, it really means a lot.
I think FastAPI is a good option for async python frameworks
@thecodealchemist You are right Nyasha Chiroro. FastAPI is indeed a good option for asynchronous python.
Thanks for the feedback.
How and where we can use C++ for back-end development?
I will cover that in my post in couple of days after good amount of research.