Ask HN: What is your full stack?
What technologies do you use for your full-stack?
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AWS for everything: EC2 with VPC's, S3/CF, Load balancer, OpsWork, running on Ubuntu 14.04.
Then Ansible, Git, Nginx, Varnish, Redis, Angular and Bootstrap. And CloudFlare for DNS/CDN/optimization/DDoS protection.
Then Ansible, Git, Nginx, Varnish, Redis, Angular and Bootstrap. And CloudFlare for DNS/CDN/optimization/DDoS protection.
Everything on Amazon automated with chef and OpsWork
Nginx, Elasticsearch, Unicorn, Ruby on Rails, Javascript, Redis, Postgres and HTML/CSS.
Nginx, Elasticsearch, Unicorn, Ruby on Rails, Javascript, Redis, Postgres and HTML/CSS.
Softlayer, Nginx, Elasticsearch, Django, Javascript/Jquery, Redis, Postgres and HTML/CSS.
Google App Engine, Google Cloud SQL, Python, Django, Angular, Polymer, Twitter Bootstrap
Java,Jersey,Tomcat,Titan,Cassandra,Backbone @ Digital Ocean
AWS, Mongo, PHP, Fat-Free, jQuery, Bootstrap
Meteor
The fact that the answer is only one word is exactly why I love Meteor for MVPs and prototypes
I've recently been playing around with Dart, and it's a one word answer by itself.
Also Dart has ruined JavaScript for me. I'm not sure if I can go back.
Also Dart has ruined JavaScript for me. I'm not sure if I can go back.
and then you rewrite it?
wow this is new to me. thanks
Digital Ocean, sometimes Linode
Linux kernel
Ubuntu for Servers
Probably quite a bit of glibc
Postgres
Redis
Ansible
Nginx
Sidekiq
Puma
Ruby
Rails
ERb
SCSS
JavaScript
React.js
Web browsers
CSS
HTML
Linux kernel
Ubuntu for Servers
Probably quite a bit of glibc
Postgres
Redis
Ansible
Nginx
Sidekiq
Puma
Ruby
Rails
ERb
SCSS
JavaScript
React.js
Web browsers
CSS
HTML
Can you explain to the uninitiated, what does Redis do for you in this stack? I read the whole chapter on it in "Seven Databases" but it just didn't click for me what Redis is for. Pardon my ignorance.
redis is an in-memory(with persistence) data-structures server,
do you need a set,increment,get+put,cache(like memcache),hyperloglog,list,hashes,bitarray,sorted_list + custom_lua_functions that you want to access from multiple web-servers ?
do you need a set,increment,get+put,cache(like memcache),hyperloglog,list,hashes,bitarray,sorted_list + custom_lua_functions that you want to access from multiple web-servers ?
I guess I don't, or if I do, I don't know it yet.
That was in order from bottom of the stack to the syrup on top of the stack.
On the backend:
Linux | Node.js | Bogart | Postgres/MySQL/Couch | Redis/Riak | Ansible
Frontend: Various JS libs | LESS | Bootstrap | Bower | Gulp
Frontend: Various JS libs | LESS | Bootstrap | Bower | Gulp
Heroku | Node | Hapi | Postgres/Redis/Neo4j | React.js | Bootstrap
Any particular micro-ORMs (or full blown ones) that you recommend for using with Node/Hapi and Postgres?
Ubuntu Server, Web.py, SQLite/Postgres, JQUERY, Nginx