What tech stack is everyone using?

I'm using React + Rails. The stack really isn't as important as you think though.

As long as you're comfortable with it and it lets you do what you need to do then you'll be fine.

Don't learn a new framework just because it's the new trend. The ROI for your time investment is usually not worth it.

Frontend: SvelteKit. Tailwind. Hosted on Vercel.
Backend: Rails API, PostgreSQL, Redis. Hosted on Heroku.
Mobile: Flutter

I'm using Angular.

Don't have much experience with it since I'm a mobile developer

But if I'm stuck I personally know experienced people who can help me and codebases in production I can take inspiration from so having support is important IMO

Rails + TailwindCSS / TailwindUI for Sponsaurus.
Carrd for the main landing page - Sponsaurus landing page.

Overall been pretty easy to work with things.
Deploying the app to Heroku was pretty simple overall, and Carrd made it super easy to throw a landing page together.

NextJS + Node JS + MongoDB —> https://mentoryoshi.com

NextJS
TailwindCSS
Firebase (looking at Supabase)
Contentful (CMS)
Hasura
Postgres
Vercel
Stripe

Next.js, Chakra-UI, Hasura (GraphQL, REST, PostgreSQL) that's it.

React, Next, Tailwind, Vercel, Contentful.

https://www.stackii.dev/

React, Node, MySQL

For namy.ai I'm using:

Flask
PostgreSQL
Bootstrap + vanilla JS
Pytorch
Heroku + GCP cloud run

Next + Tailwind + TypeScript + AWS => Nextless.js SaaS Boilerplate

React, Next, Tailwind, Firebase, Vercel, Stripe

Can’t go wrong with that!

Spring Boot + Thymeleaf + MySQL + Bootstrap 4 + AWS + DigitalOcean ---> AcquireBase

Vue + Flask + MongoDB - https://yats.app

For OmniMoney, I'm using:

• React + Chakra-UI for front end
• Nhost for auth, data, and storage
• Plaid for automatic bank account balance and transactions importing
• Netlfiy for deployment
• Unicorn Platform for the landing page (check it out using ^ that link ☺️!)
• Linear for project management
• Notion for project wiki

Next, Bulma, Firebase, Stripe, and Vercel. If I was starting over though I'd probably go with Material UI.

The current stack that I see in trend is:

Next + TailwindCSS + HarperDB

React, Firebase, NextJS

Keeping it super simple for https://mylinks.ai/

And we use a couple of APIs to make the site functional