I suggest you stick with the most popular tools in each category. Front-end: Typescript, React.js + Next.js together, TailwindCSS Back-end: Node.js + Express.

I suggest you stick with the most popular tools in each category. Front-end: Typescript, React.js + Next.js together, TailwindCSS Back-end: Node.js + Express.js together Database: PostgresSQL/MySQL. Either is fine. If you learn these, you can create a modern full-stack web app that is production ready. This is also my personal go-to stack for web apps. Some might suggest more hipster frameworks to learn but since you're a beginner, you should learn the most popular ones first because there are way more resources to learn and bigger communities to get help from.