It's hard if you follow every trend and what every "influencer" suggests on Twitter. Just pick Laravel or Rails and you have right there everything you need wi

It's hard if you follow every trend and what every "influencer" suggests on Twitter. Just pick Laravel or Rails and you have right there everything you need with great and cohesive documentation and plenty of books, courses and years of proven success, third party extensions and a great ecosystem. Although it might not work if your intention is to do some CV padding instead of actually building something. Now, if you want Next.js server components with GraphQL and Prisma through trpc and isomorphic JavaScript running on the edge deployed on docker on top of kubernetes.... then yes, it could be difficult, specially if you've not been around here for some time.