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Awesome, thanks for this detailed answer! I was really starting to get nervous with the option-overload, but I feel comfortable with Express.js and Node.js and
by _sdegutis 8y ago
Awesome, thanks for this detailed answer! I was really starting to get nervous with the option-overload, but I feel comfortable with Express.js and Node.js and some ORM for the back-end, and vanilla JS for the front-end, so that's probably the direction I'll go! I guess I'll still need a build tool though since I'd like some things like autoprefixer etc, and I'll need to figure out a template engine for Node. Anyway thanks again!
- testb 8y agoHey, I picked a similar stack when I developed my product. Basically we started with EJS templates since they were the closest to normal HTML but had to move to serverside Vue + Express because of security issues when mixing Vue + EJS. I'd love to talk more about what/why if you have any questions. Shoot me an email @ [redacted] if you're interested.