I don't believe in "stacks" or "frameworks". Every time I start a new project, I decide from start which language (including all glue software) is the best tool for the particular job.
Most of my web-side projects involve an SQLite database though - because it has bindings for almost every language and I can just move the .db file between servers without having to care about dependencies and versions.
It is hard to recommend "a stack" ("a framework") for everyone because not everyone needs to do the same thing.
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I don't believe in "stacks" or "frameworks". Every time I start a new project, I decide from start which language (including all glue software) is the best tool for the particular job.
Most of my web-side projects involve an SQLite database though - because it has bindings for almost every language and I can just move the
.db
file between servers without having to care about dependencies and versions.It is hard to recommend "a stack" ("a framework") for everyone because not everyone needs to do the same thing.