AlexMaldonadoSoto
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I'm currently working on a desktop software, mainly Java with a old style architecture based on MDA. I learned Java using mostly Java and Spring and playing with API's. So I could say back-end. Trying to learn some Rust and IoT too, but thats another tale haha
Me encantaria leer esa otra historia se ve interesante
Nada grandioso. Me he comprado un ESP32 y he estado leyendo sobre Rust algunos fines de semana. ¡El interés es reciente, Rust ahora puede ser utilizado en el Kernel de Linux y quiero un día poder contribuir! Gracias por tu pregunta y perdona si me he equivocado al escribir en español.
No importa yo hablo español
My favorite stack is the front-end because it combines design and programming.
Street Programming with many unconventional method. I am Superman!
I'm working right now with Node using Express and Vue with MySQL or Postgres as DB's, but Laravel and Vue with Inertia or alone has a special place in my heart...
Am a full-stack dev but I spend much time on the front-end because am in love with it.
Front-end: React, NextJs, Typescript, Javascript, Tailwind, MaterialUI
Back-end: NodeJs/Express with Typescript
Database/Storage varies from project to project...
Has to be Flask Python Back end with Vue.js front end and a lovely MongoDB
The Back end is lightweight, minimal code and well formatted
The Front end is great and Vue cli offers rapid prototyping when you use Tailwind
Deploy all on a Digital Ocean droplet with GitHub actions and we are sorted!
I just finished writing an article on the same topic, and I am all for Backend.
I see lots of Fullstackers here...What can I say...
I do not believe in Full-Stack, as I explained it in my article with a picture. A dev doing "everything" in an app is a strong sign of lack of resources or that the app is on a miniscule scale.
I do full-stack with mostly vanilla HTML, CSS and JavaScript as frontend. My backend is a flask server with a mysql database. I chose full-stack because before I am going to specify in any area I want to get a general overview. That is why I am also trying other frameworks like react, node and django out. Still I am tending to be a backend guy.
Fullstack, with React + TS for the frontend and thin.dev for the Backend
I really like full-stack as I can combine back-end and front-end together!
MERN Stack
It would be the MERN stack and PostgreSQL so full-stack.
Fullstack, with Vue or Svelte for the frontend and Ruby on Rails for the backend
I am a full stack web developer:
HTML CSS JS Python
Frameworks :
React Next JS Django
Fullstack, with React or Angular for the frontend and PHP for the Backend
if im working on web or mobile i find so much power when combining react and firebase and most of the projects i build are with this stack, let's call it ReactiveFire!
I think that my favorite stack is the front-end and desktop dev. Because i love make sites and programs :D
I like all of it
backend:
Ruby on Rails --apifrontend:
NextjsorNuxtjsAt this moment, My current role is full-stack. Front-end with nextJs, typescripts. Backend with flask python and express nodeJs. I'm still learning Golang to build a better backend system!
That would be Linux, Apache, MySQL, Node, Vue JS