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If I were you I’d use the stack you are most comfortable with if it can satisfy your requirements. Otherwise choose what would be easiest to learn. E.g. if you
by quickthrower2 7y ago
If I were you I’d use the stack you are most comfortable with if it can satisfy your requirements.
Otherwise choose what would be easiest to learn. E.g. if you know python but not web python, learn a python web framework instead of moving to NodeJS.
I’d probably keep it simple for an MVP and use a cloud managed SQL database, a popular stack like rails or something equivalent and use minimal client side JS (not a SPA) because that’ll reduce your time to getting it done.
Use cloud services to save you headaches as much as possible: managed databases, VMs preloaded with Linux. Cheat by chucking cloudflare in front of it to get SSL, unless your cloud can do the letsencrypt for you.
Avoid Kubernetes, docker, nosql, lambdas and anything else that’ll complicate things.
You want a monolithic crud app that serves up HTML like it’s 2006.