VanillaJS/Angular for frontend, .NET Core/Node for backend. It shouldn't matter too much if a framework is being backed by Meta. If there's enough support, doc

VanillaJS/Angular for frontend, .NET Core/Node for backend. It shouldn't matter too much if a framework is being backed by Meta. If there's enough support, documentation and easy-to-find-answers for it, then it's probably a good choice. Just make sure the code is readable and the framework's concepts are simple and easy to understand.