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Re: Ask HN: What is your go-to stack for the web?

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post #15

solid and tauri for apps, astro for content sites (with a headless cms if it’s big)

Which headless CMS do you recommend?

Honestly? I dislike every single one and I avoid it when possible. It’s a matter of aligning the UX with the client’s preferences and expertise. Last project I used contentful, it has a lot of features, so it’s a good choice for a project which will scale.

Re: Ask HN: What is your go-to stack for the web?

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JavaScript (react/nextjs/eleventh) if it's a small project and I want to get it up and running quickly.

CSS or SCSS depending on complexity

If it's something that needs logins or more common features I'll usually switch to rails it just gets all the tedious stuff out of the way!

Re: Ask HN: What is your go-to stack for the web?

#57
For web PHP.

PHP has many stable frameworks if you are in to that and if you don't want to use a framework you can run vanilla PHP without a problem.

Dependency management is done these days with composer and it is easy add a dependency, like framework or library, from composer.

PHP has has lot of good tooling like IDEs, linters, testing etc.

Here is a short intro to PHP I wrote a few years ago.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25222509

Re: Ask HN: What is your go-to stack for the web?

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post #53

I'm playing with Sveltekit + Trpc Backend + DrizzleOrm + Postgres. I am using plain Javascript + JSDoc and Typescript checking.

I have been really impressed with SvelteKit in my production SaaS for about a year now! You can make any type of static/dynamic/combination site, the dev experience is really good, and it feels like it elegantly bridges the front-and-backend (getting data from the back-end, form submission) which is something I've wanted since I started in 2011.

My SaaS uses SvelteKit, SQLite and Sequelize, but I would probably try Drizzle if I was starting today.

Re: Ask HN: What is your go-to stack for the web?

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I pick what I know best and "just works" because of my experience and the framework's maturity. YMMV Backend: Spring Boot (Java or Kotlin depending on solo vs cooperation) Frontend: React (" https://hilla.dev/ " looks interesting, might try that next) Database: Postgres

Hilla looks great! Thanks.
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