What Backend Language is Right For You?

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Python, Go, Rust, C#, PHP, JavaScript, Java, & Ruby. There are so many different options and it can be overwhelming when deciding on which one to pick. So in this video, I'm breaking down which programming language is best for you.

⏳ Timestamps ⏳
00:00 | Overview
00:14 | Java
00:52 | Python
01:33 | JavaScript
02:22 | Developer
03:07 | Ruby
03:44 | PHP
04:27 | C#
05:02 | Go
05:38 | Rust
06:28 | Summary

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[TechWithTim]

To learn programming and Python - check out Datacamp!

[hope_canyon]

Ruby was my starting point, i spent 5 years as a rails developer before branching out. Now i use python and a bit of java. They're all good. Some just have bigger ecosystems.

[steve]

Rust is the best. Learn C then rust. I learned C as my first language, It has helped a lot.

[kvelez]

I would love to see more TS, PHP, C# ASP NET Core and Go in this channel.

[globalstory]

I'm currently learning Python and Ruby, with a structured approach of course, and a friend of mine with decades of experience has already started putting together a personal course for Rust for me.
Other than that I know I will want JavaScript/HTML/CSS to complete a circle.

[Mecagothits]

Love this guy keep on going show me more of this

[Adjust]

Thanks a bunch for sharing this! I’m still very undecided on what to go for though haha. I’m a beginner in backend webdev but have been doing frontend for a little while (studying, not working). I’m between php, c# and go for my backend. Python has some popularity here but its data science mostly

[morganfavour]

I was thinking of a backend language to learn earlier today, and just a few hours later, You dropped this thank you sir🙏🏾

[purvislewies]

brother blessed man...true info...thanks alot...love from CapeTown

[DevaIQ]

For me the best start is Java script to hit the front end and back end development in the same time and learn after it react to hit the mobile development

[garrettsmith]

Let's go Go! Been loving Golang lately, also loved the format and layout of this video. Very informative and I can the editing is very fine-tuned.

[owennsofu]

This is really amazing 🎉🎉thank you very much

[leulwebshet]

This is for me, at the right time Really Thank you brother

[babutschi]

Wow, no one notices your bias towards golang.all the things you mentioned are also true for c# and dotnet.

[Shazaidalishazaidali-rp]

Aoa sir, kn si language best hein in all ?

[mgs_k]

The notion that PHP is used for "small business website" is completely misinformed.
Any general purpose large scale application can be built in PHP. Laravel is objectively one of the best and most reliable ways for building modern day large scale applications.

[daau]

Guys most developer's dont understand the game.

C#, Golang and Nodejs should be your priority if its backend.

If you follow nodejs up to date you would notice the maintainers keeps adding more low level protocols steadily moving close to c++.

[cheezWiz]

Python. Python is right for me. Yup. Python. Did I mention? Python. For me 🙃 python for that guy

[ngrz]

these days a fullstack JS dev, but have used PHP and kotlin in the past. but once you go JS Fullstack, you don't really go back ;)

now... if only NodeJS was good for the same things that python is good for (Data science, data analysis, data engineering)

[PerpetualPreponderer]

Which of these would be good to pursue for someone looking to do freelance and/or contract work?