The stack you currently know will be good enough for a MVP. You might not even need to code to verify your idea if it's in a very early stage. But if you don't

The stack you currently know will be good enough for a MVP. You might not even need to code to verify your idea if it's in a very early stage. But if you don't know any programming at all, I would skip programming for now and look at other options [1]. [1] https://medium.com/startup-grind/the-non-technical-guide-to-launching-products-side-projects-1c5a9562fdb3 https://medium.com/startup-grind/the-non-technical-guide-to-...