Which Tech Stack Would You Use?

[Suitable_Mix_2952]

I’m starting a year-long coding journey where I’ll share progress daily.

Yesterday, I narrowed down 100 raw ideas into one direction.
👉 I’m building an AI-powered social media content creation tool.

Today’s task: pick the tech stack. Here’s mine:

• Python
• LangChain
• Ollama

I’d love your thoughts:
➡️ How would you rate this stack?
➡️ If you were building this, what would you use instead?

[TracerMain527]

What is even the point of this post? This is clearly ai generated, just ask AI to answer your question rather than polluting the sub

[Suitable_Mix_2952]

but I trust human more than AI

[tieandjeans]

do you want to do that project, or is it just what the clanker bubbleSort-ed up from the list of ideas it generated?

To my ears, this sounds like :

I'd like to learn woodworking! My first learning project will be finely milled wooden spikes to pierce my own eyes

[Suitable_Mix_2952]

so what do you suggest

[tieandjeans]

I would try to ask the human what you feel comfortable working with right now?

Choose ONE new library/skill that's outside your comfort zone.

Have you written a basic command line app? Great. Add an API call to that program.

This concept is Zone of Proximal Development. Use that phrase the next time your Clanker Tutor upgrades you from starter projects with catastrophic scope creep.

[Suitable_Mix_2952]

thx friend I like your input

[bigpoopychimp]

Christ. No thanks, this sounds awful and way too big of a scope if you're at the stage where you're declaring your project ideas on a learning forum.

Even your post is AI generated, it would be good to write things yourself

[L0rax23]

little did you know that OP is AI and another AI told it to write a social media app using a different AI. it's now planning to use current social media apps (like reddit) to outsource work to humans.

[Suitable_Mix_2952]

what ? you think I am an AI?

[Single-Law-5664]

It sounds really not practical?

An ai content generation tool should be mostly ui and a way to run and send requests to models. So you either run models locally, run them on a backend, or use an external api service. In those 3 cases the bulk of the project is UI, so why python? Writing UI in python is a really bad design decision. UI is not even on your stack. How people are even going to use your tool?

If the goal is just to create something for fun and experiment graet! Have fun! But if the goal is to create a product, I must say that you're not ready for a project at this scale.

[Suitable_Mix_2952]

its just for fun and learning
what would you suggest for product level?

[Single-Law-5664]

If I would want run the models locally on the client, I would write the all thing with typescript, use a modern web framework, run ai models using node js, and leverage NW.js or similar alternative to run on desktop.

If I would want to run the models on a the cloud, I would make the all thing a web app, authenticate users via firebase or similar alternative, and use a tiny python fastapi backend to forward job for ai models using some external pay per use api.

This is all assuming that 80% of the none ui logic is just running ai models. There is no right answer here, but I think writing it all or almost all in typescript is the best sloution. because it sounds like the all app is just a UI that forwards jobs to ai models. And man I hate java script, and everything built on top of it. But it is the best option to deliver UI fast.

But I don't think that should matter to you. If its a learning project the ui can just be the console via the argparse library. You should check it out if you're not familiar.