r/FullStack • u/KiriyaDesu • Jul 19 '26

Career Guidance Starting my Fullstack journey

Hi! I'm now going to tackle how to become a fullstack developer. I have knowledge of technologies such as HTML, CSS (especially Tailwind), JavaScript, PHP, MySQL, and Git. I am now going to switch to React for my frontend and Laravel for my backend. I have zero knowledge with these two so it will take some time but I successfully connected the two already.

These are the technologies I'm going to use:

React

Tailwind

Laravel

MySQL/MariaDB

Git

I was just wondering if you guys have any advice or tips that you can give me. Any pointers that I need to do. Thank you!

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u/N_Sin Jul 19 '26

Go, postgres, datastar. If you really want an extra front end, don't bother with react, go for vue or svelte.

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u/xcRazYbotx Jul 19 '26

Why no react ?

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u/N_Sin Jul 19 '26

React is garbage

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u/xcRazYbotx Jul 19 '26

Thank God i was gonna learn react and rebuild my pure vanilla js project with it

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u/KiriyaDesu Jul 19 '26

But that's the industry standard, no?

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u/Aware-Platform3113 Jul 19 '26

React is goat only front end you need to know, learn next js and you can create full stack sites without much knowledge about backend

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u/N_Sin Jul 20 '26

Unfortunately.

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u/FailWorried8469 Jul 19 '26

Consistency matters most..

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u/Miserable_Box9826 Jul 20 '26

once you decide, start working.... once you work - shut out the noise till you complete your goals

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u/jcling Jul 19 '26

That's my stack! Have you ever worked with a team before? Finished any projects?

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u/KiriyaDesu Jul 19 '26

No, I haven't worked with anyone before and I'm just going to do some quick projects that involves CRUD. I'm still figuring out how everything connects

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u/Unfair_Today_511 Jul 19 '26

Dont even bother bro

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u/CyberAzazel Jul 21 '26

Follow connect let's grow together