Frontend: Angular or Vue, deployed on AWS S3 bucket + cloudfront (for https)
Backend: AWS Appsync (or AWS API Gateway) integrated with AWS Lambdas written in Golang. Authentication through AWS Cognito.
DB: anything serverless from AWS (Dynamodb, Aurora etc.)
This way the app would be 100% serverless, no need for effort to scale it or to maintain the infrastructure (apart from automating the ifrastructure through AWS CDK).
Isn't next.js a server side framework? How can you compare server side framework with frontend framework? It's the same (silly) way you'd compare PHP with HTML!
since 2014 I was using angular.js.
Since feb 2016 I've started to use Angular 2, which were a release-candidate version back then and became a stable release just in oct-nov 2016!
So I don't know what the author means by "Just two years later (after 2012), the Angular team launched Angular 2" but it definitely doesn't smell good!!
I'm one of the guy in charge of https://kissfm.md and the channel @kissfm was waiting to be integrated with this site. So tell me more about your certainty!
Backend: AWS Appsync (or AWS API Gateway) integrated with AWS Lambdas written in Golang. Authentication through AWS Cognito. DB: anything serverless from AWS (Dynamodb, Aurora etc.)
This way the app would be 100% serverless, no need for effort to scale it or to maintain the infrastructure (apart from automating the ifrastructure through AWS CDK).