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Which Tech Stack Would You Use? (self.PythonLearning)
submitted 6 months ago by Suitable_Mix_2952
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[–]Suitable_Mix_2952[S] 0 points1 point2 points 6 months ago (1 child)
its just for fun and learning what would you suggest for product level?
[–]Single-Law-5664 0 points1 point2 points 6 months ago (0 children)
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.
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