Ask HN: What tools would you use to build a new personal project in 2022?
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Depends on the project.
Static website: - Svelte with SvelteKit.
Fullstack website: - Svelte, a NodeJS server hooked up to some nosql DB like MongoDB. Might even use Firebase (depending on data structure).
Mobile app: - Flutter or react-native.
VSCode as IDE/text editor.
Static website: - Svelte with SvelteKit.
Fullstack website: - Svelte, a NodeJS server hooked up to some nosql DB like MongoDB. Might even use Firebase (depending on data structure).
Mobile app: - Flutter or react-native.
VSCode as IDE/text editor.
I'd be interested in giving some of the WASM frameworks a try, like blazor or yew.
Well, it depends.
autotools, gnumake, gcc, groff.
Or, python3, fastapi, postgresql.
Or, HTML5, CSS3, Vanilla.JS.
autotools, gnumake, gcc, groff.
Or, python3, fastapi, postgresql.
Or, HTML5, CSS3, Vanilla.JS.
I'm working on a fork of Kamby, and a descendant of STOIC, both written in C, which I'm learning for these projects after avoiding it for 40 years.