Nice post! I feel that this stack is indeed a good starting point for almost any new project. And not just as a starting point, but often something you can stick to until you get very specific requirements.
Cool that you wrote down your thoughts after really having seen it work time and time again for new projects that deliver business value in a professional context.
I agree that having the same programming language and concepts on web, mobile or on the server really helps. More often than not developers get a label (frontend or backend developer) and then stick to that comfort zone, while it's so much more interesting to be more all-round.
Cool that you wrote down your thoughts after really having seen it work time and time again for new projects that deliver business value in a professional context.
I agree that having the same programming language and concepts on web, mobile or on the server really helps. More often than not developers get a label (frontend or backend developer) and then stick to that comfort zone, while it's so much more interesting to be more all-round.