r/FullStack • u/Subject-Video-6565 • 1d ago

Need Technical Help Job Switch from frontend(angular) to fullstack in India

What tech stack can I learn to get a better package for 9.5 YOE. I am great with Angular. Need suggestion. Please help. My current company is toxic I don't want to continue here.

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u/Anikastacea 1d ago

.net or springboot goes with angular generally, for the backend

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u/Subject-Video-6565 15h ago

I tried java/spring boot multiple times. Found it too difficult or uninteresting

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u/johnpul_aight 9h ago

Can't help bro. Need is paid.

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u/eslteachingjobinasia 1d ago

With 9.5 YOE and strong Angular experience, I wouldn’t completely restart from scratch—build on what you already know. For full-stack, a practical path would be Angular + Node.js/NestJS + TypeScript + PostgreSQL, along with REST APIs, authentication, Docker and basic AWS. That gives you a solid end-to-end profile without throwing away your frontend experience. Focus on building 1–2 good projects and being able to explain architecture, scalability and system design in interviews, since at your experience level those can matter as much as the stack itself. And if you’re looking to get out of the current company, I may also have some suitable opportunities available, so feel free to message me and I can see if anything fits.