Ask HN: What web frameworks do you use?

FastAPI, Vue, Tailwind CSS. I avoid a database until needed. React and Vue are very similar but find Vue more simple to start with, and I'm happy that it can do more fancy stuff too when time comes.

Go/HTMX/Tailwind/SQLite

Nothing better than request latencies measured in microseconds on complex UIs built in an afternoon

Django and FastAPI. Both great for different reasons. Bun has caught my attention lately, though I'm not super familiar with javascript let alone its frameworks and dependency nightmares. Bun seems to fix some of that though, at least at a cursory glance.

Kicking and screaming, I finally succumbed to TypeScript on the server. I used to do everything with Phoenix or Rails, but nowadays its hard to fight the full-stack type safety (even if its mostly an illusion) of something like Remix/Hono with React + Drizzle/Kysely.

I hate having to wire everything together, and how I might have to rewrite it next month, and how there is no standardised way to do anything, and how I have to install a library for everything and figure out how to make them work together.

But the types won me over.

I've used React over the years, but now I mainly use Svelte. I like React, but for me, Svelte feels more lean and straightforward. Depending on how Threlte (a 3D library for Svelte) develops, I might switch completely. Additionally, React's Server Side Components are now introducing a paradigm shift, so it might be the right time to make the switch.