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Used to use Flask + Sqlite/Postgres. Now I'm leaning towards Nextjs, but also looking into sveltekit.

React Native for the app, Wordpress for the back.

Angular + Bootstrap + dotnet webapi is pretty easy and fast to spin up.

NextJS and Supabase

Firebase + Nextjs

rails + psql + render/heroku + maybe firebase + html5 template

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Laravel with Intertia and React

Laravel with Livewire, hosted on a VPS managed by ploi.io

Sveltekit + net core or supabase + picocss or bulma

-Wordpress for anything with content marketing and coordinating with content writers.

-Shopify for harebrained product ideas and e commerce.

-Laravel for anything web app-y.

svelte, cloudflare, github, and maybe airtable for crud

React JS for frontend, github pages to host frontend and Fabloq for backend. Works like charm for me.

I created zippynotes.co using React, Bootstrap, Firebase, and really decided that this was the best way until I started exploring No-Code.

I'm planning to use Bubble for my next project, have heard really good things about it.

Next + tailwind : frontend

for the backend : firebase or railway app

Next + tailwind : frontend

for the backend : firebase or railway app

Nextjs - Supabase - Tailwind + Shadcn

Nextjs because you can start with any rendering style, and there are a ton of useful templates at https://vercel.com/templates.

I use Supabase for my backend and database. If things get complex later on, I can still tap into the same Supabase DB with a custom backend.

And Shadcn gives me a bunch of pre-built components that look good without having to spend hours on design.

If it has users, WordPress

For the app:

• .NET web API
• VueJS single page app
• Auth0 for Auth crap.
• Tailwind CSS and Flowbite for styling.
• Local SQL Server db or cheap Azure SQL db.

For marketing site/main site:

• NuxtJS
• Tailwind stuff again

Host it all on GitHub. Simple CI/CD scripts to Azure.

Spring Boot. I honestly think there is no faster DB-management then Spring Data - you literally make an entity, and then an interface, and just write findBookByAuthor_FirstName(String firstName).. and it will just be auto-implemented.

And after all this, it is not even some unmaintainable single-use code, you can actually build on top.

Frontend is a bit harder question, SSR is definitely the faster route.

Multimedia Fusion

I'm so gross. For me it's a LAMP stack.

EDIT: Def stalking this thread to get better ideas.

NextJs + Golang on AWS serverless everything (where possible)

NextJS + Tailwind + MongoDB (or Supabase) + Stripe + Mailgun

I ship 10 startups a year so I made a boilerplate ShipFast out of this and 600+ devs loved it!

Carrd and EmailOctupus. If it shows some interest, then you can build

React + Clojure + Firebase

NodeJS using Fastify framework and StencilJS. I tend to deploy on Google app engine but I am giving a try to Azure.

Back then I used to use Angular but I got tired of new versions breaking my apps all the time. Didn’t even tried React for the same reason (I had a bad experience upgrading this apps for my old job projects)

CSS: Twildwind(shadcn/UI)

Fullstack-JavaScript: Next.js + Node.js

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Cloudflare = DNS, Security, Hosting, Cache, Storage, SSL

Vercel (frontend) =Deployment, Hosting, Scalability

Supabase(backend) = Database, Real-time, APIs, Authentication

Nuxt 3 + MongoDb (Atlas) + Tailwindcss + Expressjs as backend API + Copilot

Vercel psql, react with tailwind css host on vercel , flask backend, host on heroku

Svelt + Go + Postgres + render.com for free hosting

recently I've really enjoyed using cloudflare workers. really fast to start, compatible with a bunch of node.js libraries and usually free to host. before that I really liked using django on a digital ocean droplet

T3 + Amplify

Streamlit for AI apps - to make everything in python
Nextjs+supabase for non AI apps