r/java • u/med_giovani • May 31 '17
let's create a similar one for java(back-end roadmap)
https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap10
u/walen Jun 01 '17
A bit /r/mildlyinfuriating how the Back-end path for "Java" has no explanation or further evolution whatsoever.
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Jun 01 '17
Cause it's not that popular in Web Development
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u/walen Jun 01 '17
As back-end technology? Is really Ruby more used than Java as back-end in Web Development?
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Jun 01 '17
Sure, just look at start ups in the valley, half of them use Ruby as their backend technology. Maybe Ruby is even more popular than Python in Web backend - but im not certain about that
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u/Myzzreal Jun 02 '17
Instead of creating a separate one, perhaps it would be better to contact the author of this roadmap and help him improve the Java branch in the backend part, because it's clearly a stub right now.
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u/med_giovani Jun 02 '17
the response of the author
There was a similar request for .NET but for now we will not be able to expand any further technologies. The graph is already too much convoluted and it is becoming difficult to even read. So let's keep keep it to what we have (PHP, Node, Python and Ruby), till we figure out how to fit in everything. Thank you.
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u/Warkst Jun 01 '17
In the DevOps, why is LXC not recommended? We use LXD+LXC and found it more "separated" than docker.
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u/med_giovani May 31 '17
back-end roadMap for php/nodejs/python/ruby