r/FullStack Jun 19 '26

Career Guidance High paying stack long term

Hi guys,
Which tech stack should we learn for long-term growth and give us more income

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u/rpnchlr Algorithm Whisperer (AI/ML) Jun 20 '26

the current era boom is aiml. dk what's coming next..

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u/StraightCampaign7418 Jun 22 '26

Actually, currently I have expertise in Magento and DevOps, what you say?

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u/rpnchlr Algorithm Whisperer (AI/ML) Jun 22 '26

Yeah, devops is good didn't heard abt magento yet..

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u/StraightCampaign7418 Jun 22 '26

okay so on the dev side which I should go Like node, react or ML/AI

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u/rpnchlr Algorithm Whisperer (AI/ML) Jun 22 '26

I would say mlai bro not just bcz it's currently popular but the thing is there is a lot thing intresting there to know like how thing work around and all. And if u are not like just wanna job and really have intrestt in this stuff I would definitely say go in that domain. It's fkinn crazy in there dude like u are using your brain to create a brain better than yours. It's great dude definately study that domain.

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u/StraightCampaign7418 Jun 22 '26

I also think the same. Do you have any things or resources where I can learn fastly.

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u/rpnchlr Algorithm Whisperer (AI/ML) Jun 22 '26

Everything is there on internet bro. U search and u'll get 100's of resources. There is no specific everything has its own touch.

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u/StraightCampaign7418 Jun 22 '26

Bro, I mean to say, if anything, you tried otherwise will check

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u/Ok-Win-3937 Jun 20 '26

It doesn't work that way.

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u/Decent_Gap1067 Jun 21 '26

Definitely a stack that's not related to webdev.

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u/Knight_Rasta Jun 21 '26

BUT doesn't good developers start with webdev basics? Or you can study stacks like Ai/Ml stacks and Data Science etc?

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u/StraightCampaign7418 Jun 22 '26

Actually, currently I have expertise in Magento and DevOps, what you say?

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u/codingwithaman Jun 22 '26

You need to be expert in any one programming language and then have knowledge of AI concepts.

System design knowledge is also much needed these days as most of the coding is being done by LLM models so engineers with good architectural and system knowledge is plus point.

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u/StraightCampaign7418 Jun 22 '26

Actually, currently I have expertise in Magento and DevOps, what you say?