I’m currently in my 3rd year of college, and my 2nd semester is about to begin. I’ve been struggling to decide which technology or stack I want to pursue.
Here’s a bit about my background:
I don’t mind studying or learning.
I spent a couple of months consistently practicing LeetCode, following Striver’s and NeetCode’s guides.
However, I realized that while I was improving at problem-solving, I’m not proficient in any specific tech stack.
Before my end-semester exams, I started exploring web development through The Odin Project. It was interesting, but now I’m unsure if I want to continue learning the MERN stack since it feels very saturated.
I’m also interested in backend development, especially with Python or Java (I had some training in Java during college, so I’m familiar with it).
I’d appreciate any advice or suggestions on:
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Whether to continue with the MERN stack or shift focus to backend development.
-
Any specific technologies or paths worth exploring for someone in my situation.
-
General guidance on how to approach this decision.
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r/cscareerquestions I’m currently in my 3rd year of college, and my 2nd semester is about to begin. I’ve been struggling to decide which technology or stack I want to pursue. Here’s a bit about my background: I don’t mind studying or learning. I spent a couple of months consistently practicing LeetCode, following Striver’s and NeetCode’s guides. However, I realized that while I was improving at problem-solving, I’m not proficient in any specific tech stack. Before my end-semester exams, I started exploring web development through The Odin Project. It was interesting, but now I’m unsure if I want to continue learning the MERN stack since it feels very saturated. I’m also interested in backend development, especially with Python or Java (I had some training in Java during college, so I’m familiar with it). I’d appreciate any advice or suggestions on: Whether to continue with the MERN stack or shift focus to backend development. Any specific technologies or paths worth exploring for someone in my situation. General guidance on how to approach this decision. submitted by /u/Randomuser3462734627 [link] [comments]
I’m currently in my 3rd year of college, and my 2nd semester is about to begin. I’ve been struggling to decide which technology or stack I want to pursue.
Here’s a bit about my background:
I don’t mind studying or learning.
I spent a couple of months consistently practicing LeetCode, following Striver’s and NeetCode’s guides.
However, I realized that while I was improving at problem-solving, I’m not proficient in any specific tech stack.
Before my end-semester exams, I started exploring web development through The Odin Project. It was interesting, but now I’m unsure if I want to continue learning the MERN stack since it feels very saturated.
I’m also interested in backend development, especially with Python or Java (I had some training in Java during college, so I’m familiar with it).
I’d appreciate any advice or suggestions on:
-
Whether to continue with the MERN stack or shift focus to backend development.
-
Any specific technologies or paths worth exploring for someone in my situation.
-
General guidance on how to approach this decision.
submitted by /u/Randomuser3462734627
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