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Some recommendations for fun (web) programming: - Forget about the JavaScript ecosystem, don't even touch it, it's a monster - Use htmx on the front-end (http
by andreygrehov 4y ago
Some recommendations for fun (web) programming:
- Forget about the JavaScript ecosystem, don't even touch it, it's a monster
- Use htmx on the front-end (https://htmx.org/ https://htmx.org/)
- Use plain-old CSS with minimum dependencies (sanitize.css)
- Use lightweight CSS framework if you need one (bulma or purecss)
- Use Go on the backend (all other modern languages are bloated)
- Use AWS Lambda
- Use DynamoDB if you don't need data processing
- Use Postgres if you hate or don't want to learn DynamoDB
- Compile SQL to type-safe code (https://sqlc.dev/ https://sqlc.dev/)
- AlwaysRock 4y agoMeh. I enjoy doing full stack javascript work over all other stack including Go. To each their own I guess.
- Xeronate 4y agoIf you already know the javascript ecosystem then it's probably fun. But if you don't its heavily draining. Also Go is decidedly antifun so maybe not a good comparison.