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Well, what's a web app? A lot of stuff on that list exceed what's usually thought to be part of the actual web app, like monitoring, CI/CD/staging, payment. If
by ofrzeta 2y ago
Well, what's a web app? A lot of stuff on that list exceed what's usually thought to be part of the actual web app, like monitoring, CI/CD/staging, payment. If you use something like Django, Laravel, Rails a lof bases will be covered including frontend, backend, auth, social logins, email, basic analytics etc. Choosing a framework, library, CMS also depends on the level of customization you need or want to do.
- fakedang 2y agoSeems like for his particular example, Karpathy hasn't heard of Kirimase. https://kirimase.dev/ https://kirimase.dev/
- ofrzeta 2y agoFor the given use case I would always choose a mainstream stack like Django, Laravel, Rails. Each has huge communities, lots of add-ons for everything, vast documentation etc.
- fakedang 2y agoYeah, but Karpathy mentioned using Vercel, Supabase and NextJS, all of which are included with Kirimase. Django would definitely be more up his alley though, given he doesn't need to learn a new language outright.