#Backend-Development
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Skills You Need to Become a Backend Developer – A Roadmap for Beginners
The article maps a backend learning path from databases and server-side languages to APIs, debugging, cloud deployment, and advanced projects, while listing common tools like MySQL, MongoDB, Node.js, and Git.
6 Must-Read Books for Backend Developers in 2026
The page recommends six books for backend developers to learn architecture, design patterns, distributed systems, microservices, and data engineering, with a focus on practical, scalable system design.
Why did we choose Elixir for the backend development of MoodleNet?
The post says MoodleNet chose Elixir and Phoenix for backend development because of performance, scalability, concurrency, reliability, simplicity, flexibility, correctness, and developer productivity.
How to Convince Your Company to Go With Golang
SendGrid explains why it moved its backend development to Go, arguing that concurrency needs, developer interest, maintenance costs, and community building outweighed Java, Scala, and library-support drawbacks.
Elixir: Come for the syntax, stay for everything else
The author says Elixir first appeals through Ruby-like syntax, then keeps developers with functional programming, scalability, memory handling, immutability, fault tolerance, and a community he trusts.