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> Surely the correct and only answer is "the right tech stack for the job". That is assuming that there is a "right" stack in the first place. That thread is m
by Zababa 5y ago
> Surely the correct and only answer is "the right tech stack for the job".
That is assuming that there is a "right" stack in the first place. That thread is mostly proving the opposite, that the stack doesn't really matter.
"use the right tool for the right job", "don't focus on the flavor of the month", "focus on getting users before scalability" and "KISS" all have been said a thousand times. Saying that again leads to no new insight.
- traceroute66 5y ago> Saying that again leads to no new insight. I would throw that one right back at you by saying.... What great insight does 200 people posting about 200 different variations of stacks provide insight about ? Diversity in stacks ? And, erm .... not much else ? Sure I guess you could try to aggregate it and look for patterns, but would that really be useful ? I'm not sure the sample of 200 or so would be big enough for it to be more than a subjective extrapolation of random answers and you certainly couldn't claim to see trends etc. in such a small sample.