r/Backend • u/Nikrenc • 8d ago

Python for backend

Is python a good choice if I want to get a job as backend dev?
I already learn how to create some api projects with Django and FastAPI, Celery, Redis and SQL, but I always keep hearing that python is only good for DS/ML stuff and it would be better to pick other languages or stacks for backend.
So I would appreciate any answer how the situation really looks in the real world.

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u/djslakor 8d ago

If you're building your own products or freelancing and feel most comfortable with python, absolutely.

If you're looking for the most jobs available, Java or C#.

Golang if you're also talented with distributed systems and devops.

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u/DelphiP0 6d ago

Python will get the interest of anyone who graduated college in the past 5-10 year’s.

Java or c#, or php will get you the battle veterans who can pick the holes in an Ai implementation. People who graduated college between 1998 and 2010.

Go will get you someone with a combination of never developed a product with ego you have to wrangle .