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Use a monolith approach and a traditional framework to do it on in a boring language you're proficient with along with boring tools (Rails, Django, Laravel, etc
by cdnsteve 5y ago
Use a monolith approach and a traditional framework to do it on in a boring language you're proficient with along with boring tools (Rails, Django, Laravel, etc). Solo dev is not what teams are optimized for. If you day job is microservices or front-end React components, all that stuff gets in the way when you're just trying to get something out the door. Most things don't need a front-end framework, keep machinery as simple as possible with the least amount of moving parts. Focus on features and shipping.
- MathCodeLove 5y agoDo you think the monolith approach is simpler than a front-end first approach with BaaS for backend stuff?
- aprdm 5y agoIn my opinion, absolutely.