What's the best language to learn for back-end?

That is a waaay generic question,
what is your hosting env target?
dev os?
trying to achieve?

@gitpush I want to make a form send me an email when user enters information

@nik123 Srbija?

HTML

@nik123 BiH? Desi brate ^-^

Assembly or go home

Ruby

@nik123 hell yeah dude

Php

@nik123 I'm not, not don't hate something just because you don't like it ;)

@marjanovicsteva don't reinvent the wheel, use shit that do way more.. I imagine this is to capture leads or comments, you can use mautic, trigger emails, etc.

However this si simple stuff, PHP is the most common thing and will work pretty much in any hosting service.

@nik123 koji dio RS?

Why no actionscript

Python

Elixir/Phoenix

Python (Django), PHP (Laravel) and JS (Node/Express) are good starting points for backend career perspective. Learning Java will get you far in many segments as well.

But I'd say Go beats everything for simple server backends. A lot of stuff which normally requires a framework is baked into the language, and you can literally learn all the features of the language in two evenings.

Whatever you pick, don't forget SQL — in most companies you'll have to play DB admin as well.

@nik123 @marjanovicsteva aaaaa ћирилица 'де је? :D

coffee

nodejs

Java or php services

English

@Devilish Ту је, мора се. Знате како кажу, ћирилица је најсавршебибе шисмо на свету хахахаха

@marjanovicsteva е још кад би могли да програмирамо ћирилицом :)

@nik123 ахахах програмирски језик се звао ч++

@nik123 Auuuu al to je ruska cirilica, morace nesto da se uradi povodom tog pitanja....

I jos kad bi postojala tastatura koja ne stavlja č ć đ umesto { [ < ;

Python because it's popular
C++ because it's freedom
And about most popular web framework, we'll you have the choice, but not sure if php have still a good image with the recruiters.