Discussion on: What's your tech stack?

Basics

• git: Distributed version control system aimed at speed, data integrity, and support distributed, non-linear workflows.
• gitflow: A git branching and release management strategy that helps developers keep track of features, hotfixes and releases in bigger software projects.

Languages

• Ruby: A flexible scripting language with elegant syntax
• EcmaScript 2015 / ES6: Current JavaScript standard.
• SLIM: Template language whose goal is reduce the syntax to the essential parts without becoming cryptic.
• SCSS: A scripting language that is interpreted into CSS
• GraphQL: Powerful JSON like API.

Frontend

• Vue.js 2
• vue-class-components
• Vuetify
• vue-router
• Vuex
• Vuex-ORM A ORM for Vue
• Vuex-ORM-Apollo Vuex-ORM plugin to sync against GraphQL API
• Material Design Icons
• Vee-Validate
• jQuery: JavaScript toolbox for DOM traversal, event handling, animation and more
• moment.js: Parse, validate, manipulate, and display dates in JavaScript
• wow.js

Assets / Packaging

• Webpack and Babel with Webpacker
• Yarn

Backend

• Ruby on Rails 5 Ruby standard web framework.
• Trailblazer 2 High-level architecture for Rails. We use Cells, Operations, ROAR
• AuthLogic Lightweight authentication solution for Rails
• Pundit Authorization library
• ActiveAdmin: Ruby on Rails administration framework

Persistence

• PostgreSQL: Most advanced open source DBMS

Ops

• GitLab CI/CD
• Heroku: PaaS/CaaS solution
• Amazon S3: Cloud storage solution
• Rollbar: Error Notifications and Tracking

Testing

• RSpec BDD Framework for Ruby
• Capybara
• Chrome Headless
• Jest

Misc

• Google Analytics: User Tracking
• UserReport: User Feedback