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    What's your code stack for 2021?

    Dhruv Bhatia
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    What technologies are you using currently and are excited about in 2021? I'm currently using: Nextjs React GraphQL Tailwind CSS

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    Simon Blok
    MockMagic
    MockMagic
    VueJs, PHP, Tailwind, NodeJs
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    Dhruv Bhatia
    Neo (Beta)
    @simonblok Are you using a framework for PHP?
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    Simon Blok
    MockMagic
    MockMagic
    @simonblok @dhruv_bhatia yes, i'm using Laravel as my main framework. Primary because it's a very pragmatic and modern framework.
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    Sean O'Callahan
    Personal Stack: Front/API: Blitz.js w/ Prisma, Tailwind (highly highly recommend Blitz) DB: Postgres Mobile: Expo Work: Front: Next.js API: Node w/ Koa DB: Postgres
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    Dhruv Bhatia
    Neo (Beta)
    @seanocallahan Thanks Sean...haven't checked out Blitz.js, will take a look. How's Prisma?
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    Donny Wals
    Looklive
    Looklive
    Not much of a stack since I work on apps but I use Swift and for personal stuff I really enjoy SwiftUI.
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    Nelli Orlova
    Hah, I just published the vacancy for full-stack developer! From the main ones I do remember React, NodeJS, MongoDB, CSS, GET
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    Serge Zaitsev
    e4e5
    e4e5
    Go+Preact, worked like a charm for a number of mid-size projects
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    Oly Lotfi
    TypeScript, React, NodeJS, and Gatsby!
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    Ismail Ghallou
    GitPaid
    GitPaid
    Backend: - TypeScript, GraphQL - Express, type-graphql, typeORM, Apollo server - Postgres, Reddis Frontend: - TypeScript, GraphQL - Next, Apollo client, CSS in TS with styled-components Mobile: - React Native
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    Mike Williams
    Svelte (Sapper but soon Svelte Kit), TailwindCSS, Firebase
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    Masoud Fatemi
    Here's ours (Simplified version!): Backend: - Elixir - NodeJS Frontend: - React
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    Masoud Fatemi
    @dhruv_bhatia Actually awesome! its pretty fast and very suitable if your app needs realtime transactions like live chat & messaging
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    Daniil Okhlopkov
    Kvistly
    Kvistly
    Launching soon!
    Django on backend and anything on frontend (React probably)
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    Mehdi Kamar
    TaskBite Beta
    Nextjs, React, Bootstrap, Spring Boot & MongoDB
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    Andre
    For me it's definitely PWA, NuxtJS, Cockpit CMS, Vue and Vuetify.
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    Dhruv Bhatia
    Neo (Beta)
    @andrefuchs Nice, hadn't heard about Cockpit CMS until now. I used to be on the Vue stack, switched over to React because of Nextjs and Vercel
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    Ivan Fedorov
    Lightpad
    Lightpad
    Clojure, ClojureScript (which uses React)
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    Javier Treviño
    MongoDB and Express for the back end Tensorflow JS for AI React for the front end
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    Norbert Jurga
    Ugly Duckling
    Ugly Duckling
    API: Laravel / Lumen, Front: Tailwind / Bootstrap, Livewire Mobile: Flutter
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    Eugene Maltsev
    React.js, Next.js, sometimes for fun Svelte.js For backend usually python
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    Dhruv Bhatia
    Neo (Beta)
    @eugene_maltsev How's Svelte.js? Haven't tried it yet
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    Eyk
    Currently Next.js, React, Tailwind, PostgreSQL, Firebase Auth & Storage, Cloudflare
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    Stephane Ibos
    keypup.io
    Currently using: - GraphQL - Ruby on Rails - React - Postgres - GCP Cloud Run - GCP Cloud Tasks (Btw - we created an open source library in ruby to interface with this service - https://github.com/keypup-io/clo... - feel free to use it!) - GCP Pub/Sub (Same - we created as well an open source library for Ruby. It's here: https://github.com/keypup-io/clo...)
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    Dhruv Bhatia
    Neo (Beta)
    @stephane_ibos interesting. Why did you go with GCP over AWS?
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    Liviu Barbu
    I go with Codeigniter4, Bootstrap and Mysql. It's simple for me as a one man show and i can build anything with this setup. I tried also tailwind css but i felt like inline css which i don't like at all :)
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    Fatos Bediu
    express, vue and I recently made the switch to postgresql and took care of my sanity by moving out of mongodb.
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