I've been unemployed for 3 years and feel like I've lost my knowledge about website backend development because I don't keep up with advances in that field. Now that I want to dive back into that world, what programming languages do I need to learn to get a job quickly?

The fact of being alive compensated for what life did to one.

Actually I would learn anything, not just limited to web. But will check about node, thanks!

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Thanks for the recommendation, will cast on f/dev right away.

You might get some helpful responses in f/dev

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I never knew if sites like freecodecamp existed. I really appreciate your suggestions. Will check and try in a few months

If I were you I would do the following 

- look into freecodecamp
Quickly dive through the content and make those projects 

- work on some app , could be anything for ex full stack clone of the todoist app with all features 

- look into interview prep blogs and content

- mock interviews (to test waters)

gl fren!

Surprised no one's made the 'React Server Components are just PHP reinvented' quip yet. It's snark, but with elements of truth.

You should be able to pick things up quickly enough after 3 years away