> I feel like there aren't really any good options in software development any more. It's always one big compromise with lots of possible decision fatigue. Ever

> I feel like there aren't really any good options in software development any more. It's always one big compromise with lots of possible decision fatigue. Every direction has drawbacks. You just gotta pick something and go. I know nothing about your app, but there's plenty of general purpose languages out there that wouldn't be a bad choice. Over-optimizing is gonna kill the fun and you'll get nowhere. Choose some tech that solves your immediate problems and maybe keep things modular so you can break out the pieces that aren't working later. Remember the fun part is building things. So go build something.