Do anyone think c# and Java is a Little bit like each other?

@zickig ok Thanks but witch of them shall i learn first.

@taxenmaxen Do you want to use the .Net Platform (Win32, .Net Core (Multiplatform), UWP, ...) then C#. For server-side then Java.

@FilipeRamalho thank you

@FilipeRamalho java for server side? There is nothing in Java compared with asp, the real power of c# is in server side apps.

@superuser I think Asp.Net is too much for just backend. For a Fullstack solution I also preffer Asp.Net.

Hmm even for rest api i think it's the best solution because it's very fast and comes with authentication/authorization (identity framework) and db access (entity) included.
You can make a fast and secure rest api in just few days, that's not something you can find everywhere.

@superuser You can do that also with NodeJs (If you like Js) or with Java or Kotlin using Web Frameworks like Ktor.io and the Database SDK. I‘m not saying C# is bad for Rest or Backend, but I preffer the JVM, because of my environment and experience.

@FilipeRamalho yes, you can do it and with php, but my point is the speed of development and the performance.

@superuser I don't have much experience with web development, but JHipster is great if you want a basic CRUD application in a few minutes.
https://jhipster.tech/screenshots/

@superuser And again I think it's equal on any solution. And again I preffer the JVM as I have more experience. The difference between using JVM, ASP.NET, NodeJS, PHP is almost zero when coding a Rest API. I always advise in such case to use the solution that you are most familar with and when I started with web backend it was Java.

@R01101111bert Seems to be very cool for starters.