What would your tech stack of choice be for a new web dev project?
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Posted on Feb 9
What would your tech stack of choice be for a new web dev project?
Let's say you are hired to create a web app for a company that describes itself as "Etsy for dogs" (whatever that means).
You'll be the only developer on the project for a while so you get to make all your own choices, but if the project succeeds, it will need to live on indefinitely.
What is your tech stack of choice?
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TypeScript to make refactoring easy, Remix so the it is familiar for React devs and yet it uses as much native behaviors as possible, Tailwind to make styles more consistent and easier to maintain and configure, DGraph so the database is based on GraphQL making it extremely flexible and maybe even Deno over Node (depending on how good it supports everything else here). Other than that, maybe Workbox to make it a PWA.
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Tailwind, Alpine.js, Laravel, and Livewire. A full-stack development solution, built by Laravel community members.
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I second that! It's essentially the Rails/Hotwire version for PHP, Larave/Livewire. In fact Livewire was created before Hotwire.
The TALL stack makes building reactive apps so simple and fun ๐
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Wow I didn't know this was a thing. Now I'm interested.
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TailwindCSS + Next JS (with Typescript) + Prisma (with Postresql) - very simple setup, easy to deploy, nice dev experience. You could go with custom node js server alongside with nextjs if you want to, but for the most small/mid size projects NextJS builtin API routes feature should be good enough.
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KISS - NestJS(Typescript) + Postgres.
Front end I would risk betting on Flutter as it's developing really fast as a good alternative to minimize codebase and promote reuse for Web, Desktop and mobile clients.
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Database: DynamoDB
API: AWS Gateway API w/ Lambdas (any language)
Auth: AWS IAM
Frontend: NextJS on Vercel
CSS: Ask my web designer
All of this will scale automatically, requires no dedicated servers and is served from edge locations.
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Tempted to go with Rails/Hotwire. Seems sort of tough to sprinkle in, but if I get to start from scratch I feel like I could be productive committing to that approach.
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Definitely FastAPI (Python) backend and Svelte with TypeScript frontend. Blazingly fast. โก
Put in PostgreSQL as the DB, which can be SQL, MongoDB and Redis at the same time. It's just so overpowered. ๐ช
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GraalVM Kotlin Quarkus with SvelteKit
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TypeScript and SASS for frontend without frameworks, ASP.NET Core for backend, PostgreSQL for database, Azure App Service for Linux for hosting
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Vanilla HTML, Vanilla JS, Vanilla CSS for the frontend. Spring Framework for the backend.
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Tailwind CSS + Flowbite + Laravel + MySQL.
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React Native, Firebase. You can spin up a CRUD type app (E-commerce or similar things) on web + mobile in less than a day.
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MERN / Next.js
- only one language javascript is required for frontend and backend
- libray support is good
- excellent github Boilerplate already exists.
- simple REST API for backend.
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