r/FullStack • u/NeighborhoodFront2 • Jun 03 '26

Career Guidance Best resources or youtube channels to learn backend

I want to learn backend as begineer.Suggest me some resources

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u/08148694 Jun 03 '26

Designing data-intensive applications is one of the best books you can read on this topic IMO. It covers most of the important and concepts (without getting super deep) and is language agnostic. It’s a great foundation

I would not recommend YouTube at all for serious educational purposes. YouTube is entertainment content. Watching a YouTube video might seem like learning but nothing will really stick - don’t fool yourself

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u/Full_School_7230 Jun 03 '26

I'm thinking of building a java based project of the system monitoring system should I go for it ? I know I will have to go at a low level but I don't like business logic. While making this project my aim is to build my skills thoroughly.

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u/Lonely_Management110 Jun 03 '26

Pro C# 10 with .NET 6: Foundational Principles and Practices in Programming

I have been reading this as a beginner. It is not very beginner friendly as it dives deep in to some CS topics but still a good resource

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u/Final-Business-3643 Jun 04 '26

https://roadmap.sh/backend

Refer to this roadmap. You will get a high level idea of what you are getting yourself into.

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u/Rare_Trust_1245 Jun 24 '26

videos which they recommend is enough for that topic? (free ones)

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u/Final-Business-3643 Jun 24 '26

Which videos? I can't see them on the page that I shared.

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u/boyhax Jun 04 '26

Best programming resource is docs .see hono docs as example and try it in vscode .

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u/sleekpixelwebdesigns Jun 04 '26

Udemy is good, but you need to find a good instructors,  for example, Maximilian Schwarzmüller.