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RE: best full stack framework? - K0ng - 04-18-2022
haven't heard of nestjs, is it any better than express?
RE: best full stack framework? - anonx - 07-19-2022
I would say it will depends on the kind of project that want to build. But Laravel stack is a good start if you know a bit of PHP
RE: best full stack framework? - Nytelife26 - 09-11-2022
Personally, I wouldn't use much other than TypeScript for web projects nowadays language-wise. For the things where great backend performance is required, I might use Rust (seed or hyper) with Vue.js on frontend, but that doesn't count as one full stack framework.
If I'm being honest, Vue.js with Nuxt have it nailed. It comes out great by improving on React's pitfalls, and Nuxt provides you with an incredibly good developer experience (I use v3 which isn't stable yet but it's perfectly usable).
Best of luck with your adventures. Oh, and if you want something good to spice up your CSS, try Tailwind with DaisyUI. Pretty simple and makes some beautiful stuff with little effort.
Edit: I realize a lot of people probably still use JS on its own. Coming from someone that has been in the scene for a few years, don't - you'll save yourself a lot of headaches by using TypeScript where possible.
RE: best full stack framework? - NukeZzZin - 12-18-2022
I'm recommend MongoDB - Express - React / Angular - NodeJS