Tech stacks don't matter. Use what you know and build something first
When I first started building websites and apps, I searched almost every day for whether I was using the most optimal tech stack.
It wasn't until I got used to building products in one, that I realised learning the newest "blazingly fast" framework or switching to some new database doesn't really matter if you have no users.
What matters is whether you can build something quick to test your idea. After learning that, I built this project in a month and it surpassed $1000 in revenue in its first two weeks!
What am I doing now? Using the same tech stack to build my next idea.
The key to success is starting with what you are familiar with and focusing on developing a functional product first. Once you have gained traction, you can refine and optimize your stack to facilitate growth.
This is spot on! Too many developers get caught up in chasing the “perfect” tech stack when the real priority should be execution and validation. 🚀 Choosing a stack you’re comfortable with allows you to build faster, test ideas, and focus on what truly matters—getting users and generating revenue. Congrats on the success, and looking forward to seeing what you build next! 🔥