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imho. 1. the tech-stack you already know well. if you are familiar with something: build on your existing experience. 2. php + some mature & well documented
by t312227 3y ago
imho.
1. the tech-stack you already know well.
if you are familiar with something: build on your existing experience.
2. php + some mature & well documented framework like laravel
php is often disliked by the "we know it better" crowd here on HN.
but: it offers a high rate of productivity, is easier to deploy on a wide range of hosting-possibilities than anything using python or other script-languages
preface: i would recommend the following only if you already have experience with it!!
3. python + some mature & well documented framework like django
in my experience: deploying / maintaining python-based webapps is more effort than php-based ones
just my 0.02 €