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Posted by Enyel Cuadro
Enyel Cuadro
12,884 Points

What language should I learn next?

I learned Front-End already but I want to learn Back-End too, what all language do i need to learn and what to learn first?

3 Answers

akshaythakur
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akshaythakur
Courses Plus Student 34,019 Points
akshaythakur
akshaythakur
Courses Plus Student 34,019 Points

i will suggest you to learn PHP. There are few great courses you will find inside PHP library

Enyel Cuadro
Enyel Cuadro
12,884 Points

Thank you!

Jay Padzensky
Jay Padzensky
4,731 Points
Jay Padzensky
Jay Padzensky
4,731 Points

I think it is important to keep in mind that each language is like a different tool to get different jobs done. I would consider for what purpose you want to learn a server side language (personal use? or a job?) and which back end capabilities you wish to employ and which language(s) are best for it.

willyraider
willyraider
6,550 Points
willyraider
willyraider
6,550 Points

Jay Padzensky ist right. Personally I would learn Ruby On Rails. At least that's what I'm planing :-)

You could ask Google something like "Django vs Rails" or "Laravel vs Rails" and look for the differences in each framework.