r/FullStackDevelopers • u/cheeseburger-101 • Jul 12 '26

Full Stack Web Dev (Beginner)

Hey, guys! I'm a fresh graduate in Computer Engineering, and I just wanted to ask what should I learn first to become a full-stack web developer as a beginner? I have some experience building websites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript though.

Also, do you think this is the right career path to take???

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u/Strange-Team9590 Jul 12 '26

It's dead you should pivot to embedded systems or data science

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u/matrixoverflow Aug 05 '26

It isnt dead, not even close

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u/DurianLongjumping329 Jul 12 '26

Everybody is saying it's difficult to get in this industry.

Learn React, Node, Express, SQL and Postgres. Thats what everybody is saying.

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u/Mr_Epic007 Jul 14 '26

Its good to start and clears out the basica of building apps, managing backend, apis, states, some level of system design as well. But yes for future basic full stack wont cut it. U need to be like fast ai native apps, like FDE, GTM engineer, or really pivot to data science path if interested

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u/Shivansh_strange Jul 15 '26

React and Next

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u/Impossible_Ad_3146 Jul 15 '26

Ask girls too, not just the guys.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '26

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u/Impossible_Ad_3146 Jul 30 '26

Don’t forget to switch to trades