@robadobdob
The best stack is a) the one you’re most productive in and b) serves the needs of the application.
@jmathtech
Learn Next.js, Tailwind, Stripe API on AWS w/ Terraform. Thats a good stack thats scalable.
@39strife
when did tech stacks go from tech stacks to saas providers?????
@CC1.unposted
I use js only with my custom Web framework i call it Quark (tiny)
@majord166
If you ever thought of using stripe for your payment say goodbye to security
@kaifXD
Thanks for the recommendation ill go look on what to do with these for building websites
@HaashirNawaz-m7h
Next JS, Tailwind CSS, Prisma ORM, Clerk Auth, Stripe
@nuthankalyan2310
Try laravel stack. Its good
@AnonYmous-xp1ym
Or probably swap out mongo for a relational SQL database like PostfreSQL
@LucardoMilos
Nuxt js + vue js + tailwind css. Easy.
@American_Kneeler
I prefer firebase for auth and NoSQL database. Also if you don’t need SEO then vanilla react is fine.
@NFTCryptoCoin
frontend - html + css backend - php + mysql beat it in 1 million years
@joyboy5332
No.... This got to be a meme, mate. The best tech stack depends on your needs, there is no one best that fits all. Come on. 😂😂😂
@Jaco_codeeza
My tech stack is nextjs, tailwind CSS, postgreSQL, prisma, Lucia Auth session library, shadcn
@kurtm9744
Ruby on Rails version 8 ❤
@cristo_sal
Oooof this genuinely hurts my soul
@kwyaza
Laravel.
@leojohn6702
Yeah. I’m also thinking to get another job and give up programming because a mess like next became such a thing.
@artyom108
remix kicks next's butt. It's an objective fact. dx is way better and performance is better in most cases. next has grown too big for its britches.
@peterkahofficial