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I came across this post from @ben today while I was doing some daily reading on dev.to.
It got me wondering what other peoples' stacks look like. Here's pretty much what our tech stack is where I currently work. What's your tech stack look like?
Front-End:
Back-end:
Deployments and Infrastructure
- Deployments via Jenkins
- Docker
- Infrastructure as a service (iaas) via Google Cloud and Kubernetes.
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Frontend:
If I work with Angular I use their CLI and NGRX to handle the state.
My stack lokks like This
Front-End
Back-End
Deployement
Thank you for posting this! I know this is a few months old and I'm late to the party. Just want to say thanks for everyone to place more context outside of a simple
builtwith
query. We're dabbling in posting our tech stack and more in a dev blog. This thread is helping give more validation to posting a tech stack.Glad to hear it's helping you out @bzdata .
My current stack:
Client-side:
Server-side:
Hosting:
My desired stack:
Client-side:
Server-side:
Hosting:
Cool stuff. Thanks for sharing Pim!
My current stack:
Client-side:
Server-side:
Hosting:
My desired stack:
Client-side:
Server-side:
Hosting:
I work at a Startup and here's our tech stack:
Front-end
. React.js
. Bootstrap
. npm scripts
. ES6
. WordPress / PHP
Back-end
. Python
. Google Cloud
. Big Query
. NoSQL
Thanks for sharing Muhammad!
Mainly websites built with Drupal 7/8 - with gulp/yarn/sass - with MySQL backen. Cache is with memcached or Redis . Solr used for external search. Deployment done with drush and deployotron.
Heroku/Postgres/Rails/Webpacker/Bootstrap. About to add a new section with a different frontend, maybe Stimulus/Tailwind.
Basics
Languages
Frontend
Assets / Packaging
Backend
Persistence
Ops
Testing
Misc
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