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Ask HN: 2023 what would your tech stack be for a brand new project?
- ngshiheng 4y agoTypeScript with Cloudflare Worker
- rickette 4y agoWhat are you building? Then choose the tech stack.
- jmarchello 4y agoLarge app - Ruby on Rails with Hotwire for FE and PostgreSQL for database. Small App for fun - Golang and SQLite with as little external libs as possible.
- shrimp_emoji 4y agoThe C programming language, regardless of the project Kate or VS Code for the editor Git for version control Diet Coke for beverage
- jmarchello 4y agoGenuine curiosity. How hard is it to creat web applications in C? It sounds appealing but I come from Ruby/Python/Js primarily and worry about how complex it would be to manage memory and all that?
- rhmw2b 4y agoEasy peasy - Just use CGI and never call free(). In all seriousness, I use to work on a large web app written in C and it was fine for CRUD, but I would never use it for a greenfield project when there are so many other options.
- shrimp_emoji 4y agoIt's horrible
- rman666 4y agoRuby on Rails, depending on the project.
- schwartzworld 4y agoCli: Deno Full stack: either rails or Remix + Prisma depending on how much CRUD I plan on doing.
- aprdm 4y agofastapi / react
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- JaggerJo 4y agoF#
- gt2 4y agoPython, Django, PostgreSQL