I'd use vanilla JS with modules and no build step, no frameworks, probably no CSS frameworks either, and I'd use express and sqlite for a backend. If I needed to go bigger I'd probably use postgres. For auth idk what I'd use, maybe passport or indielogin. I don't usually capture client side logs, and if I did I'd use Google Forms because I'm lazy. Testing!?! What's that? /s I haven't ever set up a JS testing system, and I usually just test individual functions as I write them. Any feedback or suggestions esp. about testing are welcome.
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I'd use vanilla JS with modules and no build step, no frameworks, probably no CSS frameworks either, and I'd use express and sqlite for a backend. If I needed to go bigger I'd probably use postgres. For auth idk what I'd use, maybe passport or indielogin. I don't usually capture client side logs, and if I did I'd use Google Forms because I'm lazy. Testing!?! What's that? /s I haven't ever set up a JS testing system, and I usually just test individual functions as I write them. Any feedback or suggestions esp. about testing are welcome.