Go & Postgresql on the server. Angular 2+ on the frontend. Why? Go is fast and bare bones, and works nicely as a backbone to an API (especially with a GraphQ

Go & Postgresql on the server. Angular 2+ on the frontend. Why? Go is fast and bare bones, and works nicely as a backbone to an API (especially with a GraphQL intermediary). Postgresql plays very nicely with Go, especially if writing queries by hand. Angular 2+ is great. Vue is also really nice, but I love what Typescript brings to the table and find that Angular being built around TS makes me enjoy it more than retrofitting Vue + TS definitions. I decided on Angular 2+ with great trepidation, but the bad rap carry-over from AngularJS turned out to be entirely undesreved. It's a wonderful framework, and I'm enjoying it greatly. Also, a shout-out for AWS Lambda. I use it here and there for heavy workloads (personally I wouldn't replace my webserver with it entirely yet), and it made my server infrastructure MUCH more pleasant.