Awesome list! I haven't read comments yet, but I bet some people would criticize the tech stack as "too complex" or "not perfect" or "not even mention my favor

Awesome list! I haven't read comments yet, but I bet some people would criticize the tech stack as "too complex" or "not perfect" or "not even mention my favorite tech"... 1. Typically tech stack starts very simple, then evolve into something a bit more complex. It's normal. 2. If this tech stack is the author's most familiar tech stack and it gets jobs done, then it's a perfect tech stack for the author & the business. There's not a tech stack that works well for every developer, every company, every business... 3. Treat this tech stack as a data point. Find other data points on the internet. And you'll come up with your own "perfect tech stack", just for you, for your specific business.