What's your tech stack?

What's your tech stack? I wanna learn from the community what I could use this year.

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[Ben Halpern]

Rails powered by Postgres has done me well

[Vicente G. Reyes]

I've been wanting to learn ruby for rails and sonic pi. Will include this in my 2026 road map. Thanks, Ben!

[webbureaucrat]

• Postgres (gives you the flexibility to go object-relational if you need)
• postgREST (a rest service that sits directly on top of Postgres. It's interesting.)
• Actix Web (really sensible, flexible, well-typed web framework that will blow your hair back)
• Elm (a front end framework/language that guarantees no runtime exceptions except for accidental infinite recursion)

[Pierre Gradot]

Did you get a chance a make real-life comparison between Actix Web and other similar Rust frameworks?

[Oscar]

Django, React, Docker, and Nginx. I use Postgres as my DB, but I'm not doing anything special with that.

[Vicente G. Reyes]

We almost have the same tech stack. I use FastAPI for some projects tho. I use cookiecutter-django. Do you use cookiecutter?

[Oscar]

I don't (but probably should). I have my own template repo for doing stuff with react. It's really outdated though. I need to update it at some point lol.

Also, I use DRF as my API framework. I have been thinking about using a different one though -- in the future, at least.

[Vicente G. Reyes]

Cool boilerplate!

Yeah, FastAPI is great but the downside is you need to recreate the django admin if you choose to build with FastAPI

[Oscar]

That seems annoying! Out of curiosity, have you ever tried Django Ninja? I've been wanting to give it a shot for a while.

[Vicente G. Reyes]

It really is!

No I haven't tried django ninja. But I've read it's easier to use than DRF. Is it true?

[Oscar]

At the very least, the documentation certainly looks nicer! I just browse the source code for DRF most of the time because the documentation is kinda.. not great.

[André Borba]

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[Kevin Naidoo]

Golang is good for nearly everything web. You don't need a framework (although I also use Echo or Fibre) and can optimize for speed of execution and development. Second to Go, I'll alternate between Laravel and Django as the need arises.

DBs: Postgresql, MySQL, Redis, MongoDB.
Web servers: Nginx, occasionally Apache2
Scripts and ML: Bash, Python

[Vicente G. Reyes]

I'm fascinated by Golang. Will probably learn it towards the end of the year if I find a use case for it.

[mateenozil]

htmx + pocketbase

[Jeff Mitchell]

Axum and Tower ecosystem for the backend. Tera templating, Leptos, maybe Yew, on the frontend. All the things hosted on Shuttle.

[MelissaNichols]

Great question! My tech stack has evolved over time, but right now, I'm really into Python for backend development, with frameworks like Django and Flask for web apps. matchbox 9 registration