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I would recommend looking into Node.js for the back-end. You can then combine it with either React/Angular or even just a plain jQuery front-end. The nice part
by wheresvic3 7y ago
I would recommend looking into Node.js for the back-end. You can then combine it with either React/Angular or even just a plain jQuery front-end.
The nice part about Node is that you'll have JS on both the front and back ends.
It really scalable and if you use typescript, you can get type safety as well :)