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What good languages would you suggest for coding a site?🤔

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Aaron Reese

I chose:
FE: Vue 2 with vue-bootstrap
BE/API: python serverless functions on Azure
Database: SQL on Azure.

If you want to maximise acess to devs i would choose React with Tailwind, Node.js and AWS. Datastore would be a tie between Postgress, MySQL, MSSQL, Firebase, Mongo/CouchDb

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oshox

Learning Markdown and a SSG (e.g. 11ty, Hugo, Pelican) will get you started if you want to author a personal blog or something simple.

If you want to build a web application, you'll start with HTML, CSS, and Javascript. I'd recommend leaning on an easy-to-use framework to help with the JavaScript, like Vue or Svelte.

The first approach is way, way easier obviously, but it doesn't cover a lot of use cases. The type of site you want to build will dictate what tools you'll use to build it.

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Andrew Baisden

JavaScript is always going to be first choice. After that I would pick Python and C#.

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