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I wrote a blog yesterday about the technologies that we consider as the best to build a MVP https://ideatostartup.org/blog/idea-to-startup/the-best-technologie

I wrote a blog yesterday about the technologies that we consider as the best to build a MVP https://ideatostartup.org/blog/idea-to-startup/the-best-technologies-to-create-web-and-mobile-apps https://ideatostartup.org/blog/idea-to-startup/the-best-tech... If you are into JavaScript, you should also check out : https://2018.stateofjs.com https://2018.stateofjs.com to know which JS technologies in general developers prefer the most.

rufugee 8y ago
I have to admit...I'm not the biggest fan of javascript (largely based on old history) and the node.js craze has passed me by...but I'm open minded. I'll definitely take a look. Thanks for your response.
- nikhildaga 8y ago
  And I have to admit that I am one of the biggest fans of JavaScript, so I may be a biased. :) I will give you some background about why we chose these technologies: After working with several startups, we realized that almost all startups face one common problem: They have to deliver the best product using the least amount of resources. So, we were looking for technologies that would help us : 1. Build apps quickly using the least developer resources - (Save time and money) And 2. Build apps that are performant, scalable and reliable. - (Deliver Quality) And the JS tech stack helps us fulfil both the aims. That’s why we chose it.
  - rufugee 8y ago
    Understood and well-reasoned. I am not completely against javascript...but would probably opt to use typescript if going down that path. However, I'll definitely consider your comments and the links you passed along. Thanks.
bnchrch 8y ago
Simple and to the point! My only out right disagreement would be on state management. If you have a GraphQL api, that means you are probably using Apollo. Just use apollo-link-state for your local state!

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I wrote a blog yesterday about the technologies that we consider as the best to build a MVP https://ideatostartup.org/blog/idea-to-startup/the-best-technologie

by nikhildaga 8y ago

rufugee 8y ago
I have to admit...I'm not the biggest fan of javascript (largely based on old history) and the node.js craze has passed me by...but I'm open minded. I'll definitely take a look. Thanks for your response.
- nikhildaga 8y ago
  And I have to admit that I am one of the biggest fans of JavaScript, so I may be a biased. :) I will give you some background about why we chose these technologies: After working with several startups, we realized that almost all startups face one common problem: They have to deliver the best product using the least amount of resources. So, we were looking for technologies that would help us : 1. Build apps quickly using the least developer resources - (Save time and money) And 2. Build apps that are performant, scalable and reliable. - (Deliver Quality) And the JS tech stack helps us fulfil both the aims. That’s why we chose it.
  - rufugee 8y ago
    Understood and well-reasoned. I am not completely against javascript...but would probably opt to use typescript if going down that path. However, I'll definitely consider your comments and the links you passed along. Thanks.
bnchrch 8y ago
Simple and to the point! My only out right disagreement would be on state management. If you have a GraphQL api, that means you are probably using Apollo. Just use apollo-link-state for your local state!