Which backend stack has the strongest future?

@CodeWithAmann java is dead

@CodeWithAmann honestly whatever stack you enjoy using is the strongest—burnout has killed more projects than bad tech choices

@CodeWithAmann I'd pick golang for new projects these days

@CodeWithAmann Java - spring boot.

@CodeWithAmann People debate stacks all day meanwhile PostgreSQL quietly carrying all of them 💀

@CodeWithAmann node, by far Java should have died 2 decades ago .net will die because Microsoft will nosedive windows into oblivion Go is niche

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@CodeWithAmann Definitely not .Net because Microsoft

@CodeWithAmann Is Go itself a backend framework? I thought it was a programming language....

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@CodeWithAmann I think what matters is the use of these stacks as combinations like a microservice arch and analysing pros and cons of it before taking it up. But for personally ig NodeJs vast ecosystem and Async nature of NodeJs for faster I/O realted works.

@CodeWithAmann .net since it has the strongest past. You can write stuff that will just keep working.

@CodeWithAmann .NET - performance increase dramatically last years + strong ecosystem

@CodeWithAmann Whichever stack convinces accounts like these to delete themselves en masse.

@CodeWithAmann Java runs the world. Only noobs think JS is the shit😂🤣

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@CodeWithAmann @SourabhGurwani Future in sense of Job demand, then Node imo.

@CodeWithAmann Java + Spring and .NET are great for enterprise systems, the choice mostly depends on the ecosystem like AWS or Azure. for high-concurrency apps, I’d choose Go, Node.js, i prefer go because goroutines are fantastic.

@CodeWithAmann Kotlin with Ktor or Spring. .NET is great but too coupled with Microsoft stack. Go has the best performance but lacks all those enterprise features you find with Java/.NET ecosystems. Node.js-JavaScript-Typescript should never be used outside of FE and light middleware’s

@CodeWithAmann Django, FastAPI, Gin, Springboot Can’t vouch for the rest

@CodeWithAmann Why not NET? I need good reasons in favor and against.

@CodeWithAmann There is nothing like 'Best Stack' It's all about 'Best Choice' ........ 🤔

@CodeWithAmann .NET, but I'm biased. I enjoy spring boot too. I can't stand node JS

@CodeWithAmann everything has it's flaws and that's beauty decision should come from use case not rigidness

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@CodeWithAmann I like Node.js but I think.. Java + Springboot is still superior and will dominate with latest updates like Spring AI and its dominance in the enterprise application and the stability it offers.

@CodeWithAmann Node.js and cloud native tech are trending strongly, but the best stack depends on specific project needs.

@CodeWithAmann No idea, Im not from the future

@CodeWithAmann Stop chasing for the best and start building solution just choose your path base on the problem you want to be solving. E.g java for enterprises, if you're building for real time systems node.js, for concurrent Go. One more thing direction is always better than being the best 🧑‍💻.