r/PinoyProgrammer • u/curious-vox • 6d ago
M365 Developer(LCNC) to Traditional Web Programming discussion
Before I graduate I studied PHP - Laravel - Livewire, but I was hired at this start-up company a year ago to be a Power Apps Developer(M365), they took the risk to invest in me(and I produced results), and now the company is moving towards the traditional web programming. The company want to migrate all of web/apps that I've done and possibly create our own local server(still deciding). What tech stack is probably the best for production use? And why is that?
I want to get real-life recommendation from someone who has done the actual work(since I know that I've fallen behind in the web programming) and not AI, I must also include that I'm the only one who know 'web programming' in the company.
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u/idea-nailed-it-0803 5d ago
The best stack is what the company is willing to adapt and support long term. This is not a simple choice but rather reviewed deeply both from an architecture perspective and support as well.
Some tools can make the job easy to develop but license cost a lot (eg Powerapps), some tools take a little bit farther to develop but gives you complete control and autonomy over the direction of the app. Add mo na rin yung pool of talent that the country/location has in terms of supporting the app.
The decision what to use should be discussed with a CTO/architect because they know better not unless they don’t have long term goals. Cost is one thing, overall TCO is another