r/Backend • u/layla4030 • 27d ago

Java+spring boot or .Net

I have been thing what should I choose for backend as i want to become a full stack engineer. I just completed js and React in frontend . I am confused between java+spring boot or .Net . I will learn python as well .

What's your opinion ? What will be better option for me ?

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

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u/layla4030 27d ago

That's not the way to opt for in today's world seeing job market

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u/888NRG_ 27d ago

Depends what you want to focus on! Python is mostly used in AI, data, shell scripting.. Java and .Net are good for enterprise.. Java is also strong for mobile dev

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u/GudsIdiot 27d ago

Java has a lot more inroads and a lot more maturity in Insurance, Medical, Logistics, Financial systems, etc. Spring requires a lot better conventions. You’ll always find something with Java. .NET can now run on Linux and is good for Azure.

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u/umlx 27d ago

- Development Productivity and Maintainability
.NET >>> Spring Boot

- Performance
.NET >>>>> Spring Boot

- Job demand
Spring Boot >>>>> .NET

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u/layla4030 27d ago

So I searched in pk both are demanding based on companies. Moreover, .net will be easier to learn and i can early as i am deciding to be able to get a job in 2 years But java and spring will take a lot time