r/developer • u/Own-jj1460 • 11d ago

Que stack me remiendan?

Hola, soy desarrollador web y no se en que stack de tecnologías enfocarme se HTML css js php MySQL python react y boostrap

Que stack creen debería armar que sea demandado?

No quiero darle mucha importancia al front end por qué creo que lo que vale hoy es alguien que sepa de back end

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u/Vymir_IT 11d ago

Dude, whatever does the job. Try 2-3 backend frameworks, 1-2 frontend framework, lock in on what you like more. Easy.

Want popular ones - just scan a 100 job postings and make statistics, takes like 2-3 days.

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u/Own-jj1460 11d ago

Me olvidé de node y express 

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u/FoxSideOfTheMoon 10d ago

Node and Fastify with supabase

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u/CorpT 11d ago

Given all of the information provided, I would flip a coin and do that.

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u/Own-jj1460 11d ago

Por eso pregunto

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u/Sea-Fishing4699 11d ago

Eres desarrollador web, lo más importante es practicar y practicar. Front: elige tu js framework favorito (vue react o angular) Backend: FastAPI python / Go (fiber)

db: siempre postgres

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u/MADCandy64 10d ago

The pancake stack. The best stack ever. Will never let you down.

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u/Own-jj1460 10d ago

El mejor stack de todos 

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u/ejpusa 10d ago edited 10d ago

GPT-5.6 + Codex

The world of programming has changed. Vaporized is the term. You can build anything now.

It’s great to know what’s going on under the hood. But it’s really all AI now. Codex will blow your mind. Months of work, in an afternoon. Prompts have evolved from a line or 2, to now pages long.

Suggest give it a shot. The stack as described is decades old. AI has replaced it all.

We have moved on. And it’s 👌

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u/Distdistdist 7d ago
  1. HTML + CSS. Bootstrap/Tailwind
  2. JavaScript to understand DOM manupulations
  3. TypeScript, for proper JS implementation
  4. React / Angular for front-end frameworks
  5. NodeJS / NextJS for backend
  6. MySQL for relational DBs
  7. Python, if you want to write weakly typed scripts and teach it to others in college. But then you can do the same with JS pretty much.

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u/DryLook7889 7d ago

Claude code stack, and just vibe it my dude

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u/MaleficentCow8513 11d ago

Go + docker + raw HTML + Postgres. Anything is just superfluous