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Andreas
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What is your preferred Tech Stack?

I'm wondering which Tech Stack you prefer especially for your web development projects. What are the advantages of your favorite stack?

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Marco Colli

Ruby On Rails. It's efficient and it gives you everything you need. I've been developing with it since 2010 for passion, then I launched several successful businesses with it (starting from 2017).

Here's some websites that I have built with Rails, PostgreSQL and minimal frontend (HTML, CSS, JS):

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Mikolaj Kubera

Elm, Elixir, ReThinkDB
Stylus, gulp

🥰🥰🥰

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Raymond Price

At the moment, C#/.NET Core for the back end, with React for the front, but I try to maintain some familiarity with other frameworks.

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Marius Jaskūnas • Edited
  • Backend - .NET core
  • Frontend - Vue.js with jest for testing.
  • Database - Depends if relational database is needed. For relational I use Microsoft SQL Server. I don't find it slowing me down
  • Wrapping everything up with Docker to simplify the run of App.
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James Perkins

MEAN or Angular Node and Firebase

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Raghav Misra

Not sure if MERNT exists. If not, I hold rights to that phrase.

MongoDB, Express, React, NodeJS, and Typescript are my go to for literally any full stack project.

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Lorenz Kitzmann

Still Ruby on Rails in the back, HTML with just enough JavaScript in the front. Sometimes VueJS if the app requires it.

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Yunus Emre Dilber
  • Ruby on Rails API for backend (with Postgresql DB)
  • React/Redux for frontend
  • Flutter for mobile

And tech stack is really depends on what you are doing. It's just a beautiful stack.

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saint4eva

C# and .NET. With them, I can do all things.

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PHP and cigars
  • Stylus
  • Grunt
  • jQuery
  • MariaDB
  • PHP with own framework
  • Elasticsearch
  • Vagrant VM with Ansible
  • PHPStorm for IDE.

I would not argue, that the stack is better, than an other tech stack, but i know them well enough to be productive.

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Patryk

I would not argue, that the stack is better, than an other tech stack, but i know them well enough to be productive.

Luckily, the question isn't about "the best," but our preferences, so there are no wrong answers :)

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Andreas

Exactly! 😊