Reccomendations for backend framework learning

Question

Following a semester where i had to learn Spring and didnt manage quite well, i would like to try and learn on my own a backend framework. There are a lot of them, and there are many resources (such as w3schools), but i would like to ask you: what backend framework would you reccomend me to learn and from what source? In case it is of interest, aside from the Spring subject, i had 2 labs in which i worked in node.js and 2 with django

Answer 1

You have already tried the major framework. You didn't mention what framework you used on node.js though. But probably something popular. I would suggest giving .NET a try. It's the C# equivalent of Spring. Very popular as well.

Give it a try and then decide on your own. They are all good choices. Just pick one you feel comfortable with.

Answer 2

Node.js doesn't really have frameworks. Only libraries. You can check in your import statements which one is used. It's probably express.js.

Answer 3

Mustafa A honestly i dont recall the lab assistant who "taught" us to mention which framework... just "node.js"

Answer 4

Mustafa A thanks for the heads up

Answer 5

You're welcome