Backend API servers: Golang, Python, Redis
Frontend Web Servers: PHP (Laraval), JS (React), MySQL
Ask HN: Which stack do you use at your startup?
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#92Backend: Python, Go, Java Mobile development: Android and React Native Database: MySQL and PostgreSQL Redis and also RabbitMQ.
Could you please share your experience with RN?
Have you created an app from scratch or added RN to existing native app?
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#93Meteor + React + MongoDB got eddtor.com really quick out of the door. But after 5+ years of maintaining my shipped products (I'm a freelancer, ME-JUST-ME kind of dev), my absolute happiness in customer service & maintanance was the most boring stack of all: PHP + HTML + JS + MySQL/MongoDB. Vanilla FTW.
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#94For anyone here interested, there's a website that has a nice UX for this: https://stackshare.io/
What I like about it is you can add open source projects to your stack, not just SAAS services. And also, you can split your server-side stack from your personal tools.
Re: Ask HN: Which stack do you use at your startup?
#95Meteor + React + MongoDB got eddtor.com really quick out of the door. But after 5+ years of maintaining my shipped products (I'm a freelancer, ME-JUST-ME kind of dev), my absolute happiness in customer service & maintanance was the most boring stack of all: PHP + HTML + JS + MySQL/MongoDB. Vanilla FTW.
MVC framework?
Re: Ask HN: Which stack do you use at your startup?
#96for what? if its for analytics? we use Panoply and Chart.io sources are all over the place
Re: Ask HN: Which stack do you use at your startup?
#97i'd like to see this question answered only by companies grossing over $100 million and less side-dev passion projects.
Re: Ask HN: Which stack do you use at your startup?
#98We're not exactly a startup, but a small growing data science, analyst, and engineering team in a bigger company. You name it... but a typical data and web stack.
OS/Distros: FreeBSD and Linux (CoreOS and CentOS)
Languages: Python (Data Science) & Javascript (Front End)
Frameworks: Flask, Django, Angular, React, Bokeh, Tensorflow, Scikit-learn
Container Services: Docker, Mesos/Marathon/DCOS (currently testing Kubernetes in GKE - Google Cloud)
Databases: Redshift, Postgres, Cassandra/Scylla
Deployment Tools: Jenkins, Github, Gitlab (different team)
All running in AWS deployed through CloudFormation and Salt.
There's even a Windows Server 2016 instance thrown in there for good measure running Tableau. That's the most reliable part of our stack.
Re: Ask HN: Which stack do you use at your startup?
#99As an indie founder, I prefer to use Node/Express and React/Redux, hosted on Digital Ocean. Really fast and convenient to build SaaSes and single page apps like: https://nulis.io https://helix.startuplab.io If I don't need a lot of fancy interactive functionality, and am building more of a usual web 2.0 website, I sometimes go with Django/PostgreSQL: https://fictionhub.io http://webacademy.io http://lumiverse.io For…
helix reminds me of
https://github.com/ioddly/meditations/
I'm curious if you prefer Django over js alternatives for any particular reason?
Re: Ask HN: Which stack do you use at your startup?
#100On https://www.stackpair.com I'm using Go, Rails, Redis, Memcached, Minio, Sidekiq, Postgres, and Kubernetes on GKE.
The iOS app is Cordova: https://www.stackpair.com/apps/ios
For storage and backups I use Hubic and Rclone. Hubic is the best deal I've been able to find for LTS: 10TB for €5/m.