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IMHO, the best stack is the one you are most familiar with. Start with what you are most comfortable with and build from there. The hardest part is coming up w
by f2000 7y ago
IMHO, the best stack is the one you are most familiar with.
Start with what you are most comfortable with and build from there.
The hardest part is coming up with a product that someone else would pay money for and then making that first sale.
btw, I love reading about tech stacks, This vs. That vs. Other blogs/articles - but honestly, it just a distracting hobby at best.
This is advice for bootstrapping. If you're trying to get a job, then yeah, focus on some specific stack and start learning it and building projects to put on github and blog about.